[:de]Pfirsich-Brombeer-Crumble [glutenfrei][:en]Peach Blackberry Crumble [gluten-free][:]

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Wenn ihr Glück habt bekommt ihr noch ein paar späte Brombeeren und Pfirsiche für diesen köstlichen gluten-freien Crumble. Leider habe ich es nicht früher geschafft das Rezept zu bloggen, aber da es gerade zum glutenfreien Thema passt und die Kombination aus Pfirsichen und Brombeeren wirklich grandios ist (hätte ich nicht gedacht) muss ich Euch das Rezept noch zuspielen. Den Crumble habe ich aus dem zweiten Buch von gluten-free girl Shauna James Ahern.

Ich besitze alle drei Bücher von ihr und mag vor allem das erste, da sie darin ihre Geschichte zum gluten-free girl erzählt und das ist wirklich interessant und gut geschrieben. Das zweite Buch ist etwas experimenteller und beschäftigt sich vorwiegend mit aufwendigeren Rezepten, daher wird es von mir seltener zur Hand genommen. Das neueste dritte Buch ist auch seit kurzem in meinem Besitz und passend zum Titel gluten-free girl every day sind darin alltagstaugliche glutenfreie Rezepte enthalten. Auf den ersten Blick eine tolle Rezeptesammlung!

Dieser Crumble schmeckt glutenfrei wirklich klasse, aber wer die passenden Mehle nicht daheim hat und sich nicht glutenfrei ernähren muss, der greift einfach auf normales Weizenmehl zurück, das funktioniert genauso. Wer keine Brombeeren und Pfirsiche mehr bekommt, kann jetzt auch einfach Birnen und Äpfel oder Quitten nehmen. Auch mit Pflaumen oder Zwetschgen funktioniert der Crumble sehr gut. Je nach Jahreszeit und Obstangebot kann man diesen Crumble so variieren. Und am besten gleich warm genießen, ich finde dann schmeckt so ein Crumble am besten!

Pfirsich-Brombeer-Crumble [glutenfrei]

Vor zwei Jahren: Flammkuchen mit Bergkäse

Vor drei Jahren: Pfirsich Shortbread

Vor vier Jahren: Apfeltarte

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If you are lucky you might get some late blackberries and peaches for this delicious gluten-free crumble. Unfortunately I didn’t managed it to blog earlier, but as it fits with the gluten-free theme at the moment and as the combination of peaches and blackberries is that good (I wasn’t convinced at all before) I had to blog it nonetheless. I found the recipe in the gluten-free girls aka Shauna James Ahern’s second book.

I own all of her three books and I especially like the first one where she tells her story becoming the gluten-free girl, which is very interesting and good written. The second book is much more experimental and is mostly filled with elaborate recipes, so I use it quite seldom. The new and third book is in my possession since recently and like the title Gluten-Free Girl Every Day promises it’s filled with gluten-free recipes for everyday. The first glance promises a great collection of recipes!

This crumble just tastes scrumptious as gluten-free, but if you don’t own the right flours and don’t have to eat gluten-free, just use regular wheat flour, which works also fine. If you don’t get any peaches and blackberries, use pears and apples or quinces. You could also experiment with plums! Adapt it from season to season and enjoy it warm from the oven, in my opinion that’s how the crumble tastes best!

Pfirsich-Brombeer-Crumble [glutenfrei]

Two years ago: tart flambée

Three years ago: peach shortbread

Four years ago: apple tart

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Pizza mit Nektarinen, Mozzarella & BalsamicocremePizza with Nectarines, Mozzarella & reduced Balsamico

Diese Pizza ist für mich das Sommergericht schlechthin!

Auch wenn es auf den ersten Blick vielleicht seltsam erscheinen mag Obst auf die Pizza zu legen (Ananas zählt nicht!), schmeckt diese Kombination aus Nektarinen, Mozzarella, Balsamicocreme und frischen Basilikum- und Minzblättern ausgesprochen köstlich und harmoniert ungemein! Für alle Pizzaliebhaber – wie wir es auch sind – ein absolutes Muss!

Besorgt Euch die Tage also noch die letzten Nektarinen der Saison (Pfirsiche gehen im Zweifelsfall auch, aber Nektarinen haben eine schönere Konsistenz) und zaubert Euch diese easy Pizza, es soll schließlich nochmal richtig sommerlich werden!

 Pizza mit Nektarinen, Mozzarella & Balsamicocreme

Vor einem Jahr: Pfirsich-Rosmarin-Granita

Vor zwei Jahren: lila Milchreis

Vor drei Jahren: Thymian-Haselnuss-Cracker

Vor vier Jahren: Wachtel kalt und warm

This pizza is THE summer dish for me!

Maybe it sounds weird to put fruit on pizza (pineapple’s not counting), this combination of nectarines, mozzarella, reduced balsamico and fresh basil and mint is oh so delicious and pairs up perfectly! For all of you pizza lovers – as we are, too – it’s a must!

So go ahead, buy the last nectarines of the season (peaches would work too, but the nectarines have the better texture here) and make this easy peasy pizza! The weekend promises to be hot!

 Pizza with Nectarines, Mozzarella & reduced Balsamico

One year ago: peach rosemary granita

Two years ago: purple rice pudding

Three years ago: thyme and hazelnut cracker

Four years ago: quail cold and warm

Pfirsich-Rosmarin-GranitaPeach-Rosemary-Granita

Wenn es die weltbesten Pfirsiche von unserem Bauern gibt, dann schlag ich zu. Es gibt sie nämlich meistens nur 1 oder 2 mal im Sommer. Ich geben zu, ich bestelle sie sogar vor, damit sie mir keiner wegschnappen kann, wir sind ja nicht die zeitigsten auf dem Markt.

2 kg stehen vom 2. Termin im Kühlschrank, daraus werde ich heute noch leckere Marmelade kochen. Aus der ersten Fuhre wurde so einiges und aus den letzten 3 Stück wurde ein Granita gemacht.

Das ist ja auch genau das Richtige bei diesen Temperaturen! Vor ein paar Tagen habe ich noch ein 1 kg Erdbeeren erstehen können und das hat mich besonders gefreut, da ich es nämlich verbummelt hatte den tollen Erdbeerlikör zu machen. Aus den restlichen Erdbeeren werde ich gleich noch ein köstliches Granita zaubern!

Das tolle an einem Granita ist, dass man keine Eismaschine braucht und auch keine aufwendige Eier-Eis-Basis. Ein Jedermann-Rezept also.

Pfirsich-Rosmarin-Granita

Vor einem Jahr: Lila Milchreis

Vor zwei Jahren: Couscous-Avocado-Salat

Vor drei Jahren: Wachteln, kalt und warm

Pfirsich-Rosmarin-Granita

When our farmer has the world-best peaches, I purchase a lot. They only have them once or twice during the summer. I admit, I preorder them, so I’m sure to get some, as we are not those early birds on the market.

2 kilograms are waiting in our fridge from the last weekend, from which I will make jam today. I made different things from the first batch, but the last 3 peaches were turned in this refreshing granita.

Which is just the right thing for this temperatures! Just a few days ago I was happy to get some late season strawberries and so I could make this delicious strawberry liquor, which I forgot to make this spring. And from the rest I will make another mouth-watering granita!

The great thing about granita is, that you don’t need an ice cream maker and no elaborate ice cream base with eggs. An everyman-recipe it is.

peach-rosemary-granita

One year ago: purple Rice Pudding

Two years ago: Couscous-Avocado-Salad

Three years ago: Quails, warm and cold

peach-rosemary-granita

Pfirsich ShortbreadPeach Shortbread

Update: Für das deutsche Rezept nach unten scrollen!

We took a week off. Spontaneously. The last months were full of work for both of us. And there is no end in sight. As we decided to skip a real vacation this year, it’s hard to relax. We spend our money on the new apartment and new bikes. Next year we want to make a huge journey. Across the pond. We are afraid already :). So last week we „travelled“ to my home town and had our vacation. It was necessary, since I’m feeling tired and exhausted since weeks. Although I’m always in a lack of time and I’m now thinking, that this time is missing in my studies. It’s not helpful to feel caught in the middle.

Peach Shortbread

So if you need a small vacation, too. Just now. And if you are able to grab some late summer peaches on your market. Make some easy peach shortbread. It feels like a tiny vacation, too, while enjoying. It’s good to be eaten still warm, with some cinnamon ice cream besides. Or cooled. A small piece here and there in between. Some minutes to relax.

Peach Shortbread

Vor einem Jahr: Mini Hokkaido Kürbis Quiches mit nussigem Feldsalat

Peach Shortbread

Peach Shortbread

We took a week off. Spontaneously. The last months were full of work for both of us. And there is no end in sight. As we decided to skip a real vacation this year, it’s hard to relax. We spend our money on the new apartment and new bikes. Next year we want to make a huge journey. Across the pond. We are afraid already :). So last week we „travelled“ to my home town and had our vacation. It was necessary, since I’m feeling tired and exhausted since weeks. Although I’m always in a lack of time and I’m now thinking, that this time is missing in my studies. It’s not helpful to feel caught in the middle.

Peach Shortbread

So if you need a small vacation, too. Just now. And if you are able to grab some late summer peaches on your market. Make some easy peach shortbread. It feels like a tiny vacation, too, while enjoying. It’s good to be eaten still warm, with some cinnamon ice cream besides. Or cooled. A small piece here and there in between. Some minutes to relax.

Peach Shortbread

One year ago: Mini Red Kuri Squash Quiches and nuttily lamb’s lettuce

Peach Shortbread

Peach Shortbread

Pfirsich TartelettesPeach Tartelettes

Update: Für das deutsche Rezept nach unten scrollen!

About a month ago I promised some tartelettes. Actually apricot tartelettes. But as the case may be, they looked good, but the apricots just tasted like nothing. Additionally something was missing. Some cream, which would flatter your palate. Maybe vanilla? So an idea was born.

Peach Tartelettes

1. Pâte sucrée: which I also used for the failed apricot tartelettes, but which is very good. I adapted it from Michel Roux. It’s a bit sticky, but so you only have to press the dough in your molds. No rolling out! If you are making this dough, you have to use butter! Don’t use shortening (Koch-,Back- oder Streichfett)! Trust me, I’ve tried. Also stick to the chilling time. It’s both worth for handling and taste!

Peach Tartelettes

2. Crème pâtissiére: A very fine and also light cream filling for the tartelettes, which has just a slight sweetness and good taste of vanilla. I recommend to use vanilla extract. I also made it with vanilla pods, but I prefer the taste of the vanilla extract. If you don’t know, where to get some vanilla extract, without going to expense, just make your own. I just did it myself and it’s super easy.

Peach Tartelettes

3. Peaches! There is nothing much to say here, just use some that are already ripe and of course have a good taste! Not just like my apricots…

About a month ago I promised some tartelettes. Actually apricot tartelettes. But as the case may be, they looked good, but the apricots just tasted like nothing. Additionally something was missing. Some cream, which would flatter your palate. Maybe vanilla? So an idea was born.

Peach Tartelettes

1. Pâte sucrée: which I also used for the failed apricot tartelettes, but which is very good. I adapted it from Michel Roux. It’s a bit sticky, but so you only have to press the dough in your molds. No rolling out! If you are making this dough, you have to use butter! Don’t use shortening (Koch-,Back- oder Streichfett)! Trust me, I’ve tried. Also stick to the chilling time. It’s both worth for handling and taste!

Peach Tartelettes

2. Crème pâtissiére: A very fine and also light cream filling for the tartelettes, which has just a slight sweetness and good taste of vanilla. I recommend to use vanilla extract. I also made it with vanilla pods, but I prefer the taste of the vanilla extract. If you don’t know, where to get some vanilla extract, without going to expense, just make your own. I just did it myself and it’s super easy.

Peach Tartelettes

3. Peaches! There is nothing much to say here, just use some that are already ripe and of course have a good taste! Not just like my apricots…