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Advice on making a fruit crumble?

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junglebookisthebest · 28/04/2017 10:50

Hi, I need to make a dessert for 10-12 people that needs to be made a day before and then transported next morning for a few hours. Decided that a fruit crumble is probably my best bet and have a recipe that looks suitable.
Question is should I make and prebake it the day before? The recipe says 30 mins or till nice and golden on the top - should I do the full time and to the right colour and then just reheat to piping hot when we get to destination. (Or do I underbake it because it will then 'finish' when I reheat it?) Or should I leave it in its raw state and then pop it in to bake completely at the destination?
Thankyou for any advice - want to impress the in laws even with such a 'simple' dessert!!!

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Okite · 28/04/2017 10:53

With eg an apple crumble, I'd do any of those. Another option for you is to freeze it when made (raw) then take it out to transport to the final destination and bake there. If you wanted to make it earlier than the day before, you then could.
A crumble is very hard to get wrong, so do whatever works best for you, it'll be completely fine.

fessmess · 28/04/2017 10:55

I think a crumble is best cold with cream. Another option for you!

junglebookisthebest · 28/04/2017 20:10

Thanks will bake it ahead then and see how it turns out.....

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