Mixed Berry Crumble in Le Creuset Mini Cocottes

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There has been no escaping the cold here in New York. Temperatures have been so cold that I’ve been reluctant to even leave my apartment. When the weather is like this I always crave warm comforting foods. Le Creuset has these adorable mini cocottes that are perfecting for making warm dishes in single servings.

I’m also a sucker for matte dish-ware and when Le Creuset came out with a matte collection for their mini cocottes, I had to get my hands on it! Even though I decided to break them in by using them for a dessert recipe, they can be used for a variety of savory dishes as well. Think onion soup, baked eggs, or even warm dips! Be warned, I’m kind of obsessed with these so I hope you don’t get sick of the bajillion mini cocotte recipes I’m about to fill this blog with ;).

I learned a variation of this recipe during a baking class I took here in the city. It’s fairly easy and doesn’t require any in depth baking knowledge! Berries might not be in season but frozen berries work just as well. When I served these, I topped each with a scoop of vanilla bean ice cream and fresh mint.

Hope you enjoy it!

xo Jus
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*Mini Cocottes c/o Le Creuset, all opinions are my own. 

 

 

Mixed Berry Crumble

By Justine Published: February 20, 2015

  • Yield: 3 (3 Servings)
  • Prep: 15 mins
  • Cook: 25 mins
  • Ready In: 40 mins

There has been no escaping the cold here in New York. Temperatures have been so cold that I've been reluctant to even leave my …

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. In a large mixing bowl, combine berries, 1/4 cup light brown sugar, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and vanilla extract
  2. Set aside and let rest for 15 minutes
  3. In a separate bowl, combine 1 1/4 cups flour, 1/4 cup rolled oats, 1/4 granulated sugar, the remaining light brown sugar (1/4 cup), 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon, and 1/4 teaspoon salt
  4. Pour in the melted butter and combine until crumbly pieces form. You will have a variety of crumb sizes, this is good!
  5. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F
  6. Divide the berry mixture evenly amongst 3 mini cocottes or ceramic ramekins
  7. Top each cocotte with the crumble until it is filled to the top
  8. Place on a baking sheet and bake in oven for 20-25 minutes or until the juices start bubbling
  9. Remove and let cool slightly before serving
  10. Top with ice cream and mint (optional)

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9 Comments
  • Janet
    Posted at 07:32h, 01 March Reply

    Looks yummy! Can’t wait to try. Looking forward to other small portion recipes.

    • Justine
      Posted at 09:32h, 01 March Reply

      Thanks Janet hope you enjoy it! 🙂 Small portions are great especially when you’re looking to make something for only 1 or 2 people you don’t have to worry about excess!

  • Meghan
    Posted at 20:40h, 28 August Reply

    Just made this but shorten the recipe for 1! Soo good for a easy dessert in the summer.

    • Justine
      Posted at 21:05h, 28 August Reply

      That’s such a great idea! I’m sooo glad you liked it!!

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  • Kris
    Posted at 11:46h, 15 August Reply

    Going to make this recipe tonight for some guess The berries like to pre-cooked? Are they?

    • Justine
      Posted at 22:06h, 15 August Reply

      Hi Kris! No need to pre cook the berries, the ones in ny photos look a bit more on the mushy side because I had used frozen berries and as they defrosted some of the liquid softened them. If you use fresh berries, setting them aside in the sugar will also draw out some of the juices naturally and you can add them right into the cocottes like that!

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