
Paleo desserts are always a gray area, and this one is especially designed to imitate a favorite grain-based treat, so be smart about it: if you’re still trying to fight off cravings for the real thing, making a replacement out of nuts and fruit is not doing yourself any favors. But if you’ve mentally and physically settled into a Paleo lifestyle and just want something crunchy and sweet, this is a delicious treat, and it’s pretty easy to make because it skips most of the fiddly and time-consuming aspects of making almond flour “dough.”
For the mixed nuts, you don’t have to use exactly the same mix. In terms of nutrition, macadamia nuts would be a great choice as one ingredient, since they have the best kinds of fat. Almonds, walnuts, and hazelnuts are also classic choices for desserts; pick whatever tastes good to you or goes best with the berries you’re using. When you’ve got your mix ready, I’d suggest roasting them for 5-6 minutes at 350 F before you crush them: this makes them easier to grind, and brings out so much more flavor.
You can cook the crumble in one large pie dish, but because the crust is quite fragile, it’s more convenient to bake it in individual dishes. That makes for a more attractive presentation, and from a practical standpoint, it’s faster and less messy to serve. Just pop the ramekins out of the oven and onto the table, and dig in!
Serves 4
Prep Time: 15 min.
Cooking Time: 30 min.

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