Dear friend,
Quite probably, this is the best thing I have baked all summer. In fact, I can't stop making it. In fact, it's barely even still summer. In fact, this crumble is perfect for this very time of year right now, because it echoes the summer and stirs up dormant whispers of fall.
The recipe is adapted from one by the illustrious Ina Garten, although hers included raspberries as well. I left them out because they aren't really in season anymore, and I like lots of jammy plummyness anyway. The recipe is right here...I followed it exactly but added a couple of extra plums to account for the missing berries. Oh, and I used raw sugar for the "granulated sugar". It's been making us very happy these past few days!
Also....
- I couldn't resist buying this mop after seeing it on Design Sponge yesterday. It's so pretty!
- But what I really want to buy is this lamp.
- These are some of the most perfect outfits I have ever seen (especially that first one...and the last one).
- I love Nathalie Lete and reallllly want this for our future daughter's room (even though it's kinda creepy).
- A paper mousepad featuring my illustrations and hand lettering is now being sold at Anthropologie!
Okay. It's 2:57pm and that means I have exactly three minutes to press some coffee or else I won't make it through the rest of the afternoon. Hope your days are crisp and delicious!
Love,
Rebekka
20 comments:
Nice score on your illustration being featured at Anthro! There is a brand new Anthro opening up in my town tomorrow and I'm beyond excited, perhaps I will see your little memo pads there!
Did they approach you for your work? I find it interesting how they manage to find gifted artists and feature them somehow in there store.
Oh, and I meant to say also, I'm still waiting to see you somehow featured in "Anthology" magazine some time!
That plum crumble sounds completely yummy! Congrats on the anthropologie score and all of those outfits are lovely, but I did kinda fall in love with the yellow rose print dress....too pretty! Hope you have a fabulous weekend!
so..... I received 5lbs of plums in my CSA bin yesterday. 5 pounds!!! That's a lot.
So funny.... I actually bought all of the ingredients to make this last night. You'll probably see a pic similar to this on my blog very soon. YAY! Super excited now. :)
Trish
www.jellybonesblog.blogspot.com
Hi, I just discovered your blog and I'm hooked. Ordering the mop and the mousepad today. :)
Ha. The remains of that dessert are sitting in my fridge right now. We made it for a recent dinner party and it was a big hit. I love the flavor combinations - however, I will admit that I have another *very similar* recipe I prefer because the topping is different. I'll see if I can't find it online...
Congratulations on having your work sold at Anthropologie! That's quite the accomplishment. Enjoy it!
My best,
Jo Farmer
Congrats!
So I found your blog last week and over the course of the last few days I've read your entire archive. I love it!
three minutes! i hope you made it!
mmm yummy, I've never had crumble with almonds but it looks delis!
Love the links! Congratulations on your Anthropologie collaboration. That is hands-down one of my favorite stores...
And I don't think the skeleton print is creepy! It's really cool... never too early to get a girl into science, if you ask me!
Rebekka! We were just at Anthropologie the other day and I said to Tim, this artwork is so the style of Rebekka's. She could sell her stuff here. So cool. Congrats!
I adore Ina's recipes! I've literally never made one my family didn't love. That crumble looks so yummy, can't wait to make some with fresh apples & pears.
Those outfits are insanely pretty!
xoxo Sarah
theantiquepearl.blogspot.com
That plum crumble looks so delicious - the almonds especially have my mouth watering! And so exciting to have your work sold at Anthro! Doesn't surprise me though, you are so their style. :) Any adoption updates?
Whoever thought a mop could uh well BEAUTIFUL? Good find lady : )
I don't think that skeleton is creepy at all. It's very, very cute and perfect for a kid's room...encourages learning and imagination. Also, it's reminiscent of Frida Kahlo, which makes me LOOOOOVE it!
Oh Rebekka! Thanks for your comment. So happy! I was only on your blog yesterday thinking how wonderful it is :). And Plum Crumble??? YUM!
Oh boy, the crumble looks so good and huge congrats on the Anthropologie collaboration:)Have a beautiful day. xo
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