Christmas
Autumn Casserole with Savory Streusel Topping
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lyonesset
October 6, 2011
How do you think this would work f I didn't puree the vegies but left them as they are after boliing - I'm guessing pretty soft around the edges?
I'm not a fan of very soft textures - and I don;t have a food processor!
I'm not a fan of very soft textures - and I don;t have a food processor!
hardlikearmour
October 6, 2011
I definitely think it could work. If I weren't puréeing, I'd probably set it up more like a fruit crisp and roast the veggies, and maybe add the topping after 15 to 20 minutes to make sure it didn't burn.
TheWimpyVegetarian
September 30, 2011
I love this streusel topping! I'm going to join boulangere and make a LOT of it - I can think of all kinds of things to use it on!! YUM!
hardlikearmour
September 30, 2011
You and boulangere were in my thoughts when I constructed this one, because of your nut allergies. I think it would work well with other herb and/or spices, too, so please experiment!
boulangere
September 30, 2011
I'll have to make twice as much of the savory streusel because I plan to munch on a lot of it. Beautiful flavors.
Niknud
September 30, 2011
What a gorgeous picture. You're right - the colors are fantastic. Bet it tastes pretty good too!
hardlikearmour
September 30, 2011
Thank you, Niknud! My husband and I both liked it. It took me 5 attempts to get a combination I was happy with.
gingerroot
September 30, 2011
I love the contrast of naturally sweet root vegetables with an herb-y, crumbly savory top. Yum!
hardlikearmour
September 30, 2011
Thanks, gr! It works surprisingly well. The topping adds some needed textural as well as flavor contrast.
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