THE MOST DELICIOUS VEGAN APPLE CRUMBLE PIE AND VANILLA CUSTARD!


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  1. Madeleine Lange
    Madeleine Lange says:

    For the custard: don't use grain based milk (i.e. oat, rice). Those naturally contain amylase, an enzyme that breaks down starches to sugar. If you use for example oat milk, your custard will thicken nicely and while it cools, the amylase will eat up the cornstarch and it will turn super runny again. Use soy, pea or nutmilks for thiccc custards ✌

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  2. Sarah Mehrtens
    Sarah Mehrtens says:

    Fantastic idea using the crumble on the base… Yum! 😋
    Stewed Apricots makes a lovely crumble too. Apple crumble is lovely with an added addition of sultanas for something a little sweeter. 🙂😋

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  3. David's Allotment
    David's Allotment says:

    I love 😍 Apple crumble but I also make my own Rhubarb crumble with the Rhubarb I grow myself ( it's too expensive to buy Rhubarb in stores). Love 🥰the recipe & video & love 💕 Chef Jana.

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  4. RonPaulgirls
    RonPaulgirls says:

    THAT'S REAL SWELL, YOU COULD BECOME THE JULIA CHILDS OF VEGAN COOKING
    1. I LIKE TO KEEP IT ALL VERY SIMPLE, BUT NUTRITIOUS……
    2. I'VE NEVER HAD ANY PROBLEMS WITH THE VEGAN DIET, AS I'VE BEEN LEARNING ALONG THE WAY FOR DECADES AND AM IN SUPER DUPER HEALTH, ETC.
    3. I'D PASS ON THE BANNANA BIO MASS AND JUST USE A LITTLE BANANA AS AN OCASSIONAL SUBSTITUTE FOR EGGS, BUTTER OR WHATEVER….
    4. I WATCHED A LOT OF COMPLETE AND UTTER MORONS OBSCESS AND FAIL ON THEIR VEGAN EFFORTS WITH CRAZY RAW FAD DIETS, 50 BANNANAS A DAY, 50 SUPPLEMENTS A DAY AND SO ON……BLITHERING IDIOT MORONS…..
    5. FOR ME, EATING IS AS IMPORTANT AS NON EATING, MEANING SLEEEP AS WELL AS A BALANCE OF ACTIVITY……IT'S ALL ABOUT BALANCE AND PRODUCTIVITY IN THE END…WHAT DID YOU TAKE AND WHAT DID YOU MAKE AND LEAVE BEHIND…

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  5. jwilli7434
    jwilli7434 says:

    Oh this looks so good! I will definitely be trying it. My mother used to make a similar sauce to serve with pound cake that was still edible, but getting a little old. As always, best of luck to you Jana!!

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  6. Linda Casey
    Linda Casey says:

    Oe yum .. have you ever tried using muesli as the crumble or base for the filling? I make a sort of 'instant apple pie' myself: muesli (with nuts and fruit pieces) a handful of raisins, cinnamon/allspice, squeeze an orange for moisture over the top, mix together and then microwave the whole thing for from 2-5 minutes (depending upon how cooked you want the apples to get). You can sweeten it with maple syrup or put it under the broiler to crust up the top a bit. P.S. I have tried it with pineapple and peaches and it tasted alright .. but I must like weird stuff .. dunno. 🌹

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  7. John Warner
    John Warner says:

    You are taking me back to my childhood
    a British childhood
    where we had "bread sauce" usually on fish
    (my pre-vegan days)
    and apple or blackberry crumble and custard

    I use Bird's Custard Powder to make the custard
    and add soya milk and it is vegan.
    My parents tried it years ago and preferred the taste
    to cow's milk custard so my mother makes it
    with soya milk still and moved to soya milk for other things too.

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  8. Chef Jana
    Chef Jana says:

    The third time is a charm, they say! I have tried to upload this video twice before, both videos had sound errors, so finally here is the Vegan Apple Crumble Pie video! Yaaayyy!!! Learning from our mistakes, won't we? 💪😘😅

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