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The crumble can definitely be considered one of the UK’s favourite desserts, and we think adapting it into a tasty dessert calzone gives it an extra special touch. It’s a warming dessert that's super comforting, blending sweet and salty in all the right ways.
Simple and delicious, Batty pays tribute...
Method
For the Apple & Pear Filling:
Place the apples and pears into a pan or cast iron skillet with butter, demerara sugar, ground cinnamon and vanilla extract.
Place on the hob over medium heat and stir regularly until the sugar has dissolved and the juice has evaporated (approx 15 minutes); the apples and pears should be soft to touch and coated in a caramel sauce. Allow the mixture to cool completely before making the calzone. This can take up to 30 minutes
For the Oat Crumble Mix:
Place the jumbo rolled oats, chopped nuts and honey into a pan over medium heat. Stir until combined; once the oats and the nuts are coated in the honey, add the ground cinnamon.
Cook for approximately 7 to 10 minutes until the oats and nuts are lightly toasted and crispy. Leave to cool.
For the Salted Caramel:
Heat the sugar and water in a saucepan over a medium to high heat until golden, approx 3 to 5 minutes. Don’t stir the sugar, keep the pan still and allow large bubbles to form. Remove from the heat then add 120 grams of double cream.
Whisk thoroughly until combined, being careful as the sugar and cream will begin to split initially. Once combined, add 30 grams of butter and 3 grams of sea salt. Whisk until smooth. Allow the salted caramel to cool before serving.
Tip: You can keep the salted caramel in an airtight container and store in the freezer for up to 3 months. Simply reheat to room temperature when you are ready to use it.
For the Calzone:
When you’re ready to cook your dessert calzone, fire up your Ooni pizza oven, aiming for 300°C to 350°C on the stone baking board inside. Use an infrared thermometer to quickly and accurately check the temperature of the stone.
Divide your 250 gram dough ball in half using a dough scraper. Each 250 gram dough ball will make 2 dessert calzones. Place the dough on your lightly-floured work surface. Push the air from the centre out to the edge with your fingers, or alternatively, use a rolling pin for more uniform thickness. Stretch the dough out to a smaller, 9-inch-round (23 centimetres) base of approximately a quarter inch (5 millimetres) in thickness, and then lay the stretched dough over your lightly-floured pizza peel.
To the centre of the pizza, add 3 level tablespoons of the apple and pear mix. Crumble a handful of your oat crumb on top along with 1 large teaspoon of salted caramel. Fold one half of the dough over the other to create a calzone shape. Crimp the edges as demonstrated below.
Give the peel a shake to check nothing is sticking, then launch the calzone into the oven for approximately 3 minutes, turning every 30 seconds or so, until it is thoroughly cooked with a turning peel.
Remove, sprinkle icing sugar on top, slice in half and serve hot with ice cream and more salted caramel. Enjoy!
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