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This week it was chosen for Tuesdays With Dorie for us to make the Strawberry-Rhubarb Double Crisp (pages 420-421).  Sarah at Teapots and Cake Stands chose the recipe.  Although I do like rhubarb and wish I could have found some, it is not quite in season and

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This week it was chosen for Tuesdays With Dorie for us to make the Strawberry-Rhubarb Double Crisp (pages 420-421).  Sarah at Teapots and Cake Stands chose the recipe.  Although I do like rhubarb and wish I could have found some, it is not quite in season and available here yet.  The nice thing is that crisps are very versatile, so t was easy to decide on another fruit and make this anyway.

I had just seen on Deeba’s fantastic blog, Passionate About Baking that she had made a crumble/crisp with strawberries and apples, so I decided to make life easy and use some of the apples we had.

The crisp was easy to prepare.  Of course, I made a few substitutions, just for my health’s sake.  Instead of all purpose flour, I used whole wheat pastry flour (can’t even tell).  I did not have any crystallized ginger, so I used an extra 1/2 teaspoon of ground ginger in the crisp mix.  And instead of butter, I used I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter Baking Sticks (1/2 cup as written).  The more crisp the merrier, so I liked that this recipe has a layer on the bottom and plenty on top of the fruit filling as well.

I followed the recipe for the strawberry filling (jam) almost—the recipe called for one cup of sugar for the 3 cups of strawberries and that was just too much.  I only used 1/2 cup of sugar and it tasted great!  In place of the rhubarb, I used about a pound of apples, which was two large Granny Smith apples and two small Gala apples. 

Everything went off without a hitch.  Since I made this a little healthier, I topped the crisp with some fat free frozen vanilla yogurt.

Sarah will have the recipe for the Strawberry-Rhubarb Double Crisp on her blog and you can check out the other crisp creations (some found rhubarb, some didn’t) over at the TWD site.  

Archived comments (22)
AnneLove your healthy subs! I should have used whole wheat flour but totally forgot (I think it was the after Church haze!) It looks SO good with the yogurt on top, too!
Jessica of My Baking HeartLove the idea of apples in this, Katrina! It looks so delish with the frozen yogurt on top! :)
KayteAll that sounds wonderful, particularly the apples in this...thinking about making it again this weekend with apples as that just sounds really good. Yours looks stunning, and the hat just makes it look all the more appetizing!
AnonymousI have seen this afew times today, and now I really wish I had it.
PeggyApples in this sound fabulous. I love anything with apples and I think now I might become a rhubarb fan as well. Great crisp.
AnonymousMmmm...looks healthy and yummy! I love its pink color. So springy.
Nutmeg NannySuch a delicious looking crisp! I love the topping...it's my favorite part!
MistyI want some for breakfast, is that bad?
LisaMmm, this looks simply delightful.
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StephanieAhh I should have added apples to my crisp. That would have made it so much more enjoyable for me.
The Addicted BakerYum! Always better to make it healthier :)
AnonymousGood job being so healthy! Your substitutions sound great. Thanks for baking along with me!
NicoleApple crisp is one of my favorite things so I'm sure it was wonderful with the strawberries! I thought this was a bit too sweet so next time I think I will reduce the amount of sugar.
AnonymousThat looks perfect with the frozen yogurt on top!
FlourchildYOu had yours with ice cream too!! I like how you made it... Better For you!!!
AnonymousWay to make this one a little more healthy! It did seem like quite a bit of sugar for the strawberry jam, but I went with it anyway and loved it :)
CindyOur garden rhubarb is a few weeks out so I used a bag of frozen mixed fruit delish! Tastes great for breakfast too.
DiI subbed apples for the rhubarb, too, and we loved it. I like your idea of using whole wheat flour. I'll have to try that next time.
JodieOoh, I bet it was yummy with apples, too. It was delicious with some ice cream-type accompaniment!
Gloria - The Ginger Snap GirlI'm so inspired by all the strawberry recipes out there right now. Your crisp looks great and I love your healthy substitutions.
Tiaawesome heart healthy subs! looks amAZing esp w fro-yo on top,

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