Rating: 3.73
(146)

Plum and Almond Crumble

August 26, 2024

here’s something about a warm, fruity crumble that makes it the ultimate comfort dessert. Plum and Almond Crumble is a deliciously cozy treat that combines the tartness of fresh plums with the sweet crunch of almond-infused topping. This dessert not only highlights the natural beauty of plums but also adds an extra layer of flavor and texture with the nutty, crisp crumble. Whether you enjoy it on a chilly evening with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or as a special finish to a meal, this crumble is sure to satisfy.

The plums in this crumble offer the perfect balance of tartness and sweetness. When baked, the plums release their juices, creating a rich, flavorful base that pairs beautifully with the almond crumble topping. Their slightly tangy flavor contrasts nicely with the sugar in the topping, making every bite a harmonious blend of sweet and sour.

The crumble topping is where the magic happens. Made with a combination of butter, flour, sugar, and almonds, the topping is mixed together until it forms a crumbly, slightly chunky texture. The addition of ground almonds gives the crumble a nutty richness that complements the fruit perfectly. As it bakes, the topping turns golden brown and crunchy, adding a satisfying texture to the soft, juicy plums beneath.

One of the great things about Plum and Almond Crumble is its versatility. You can use fresh plums when they’re in season or opt for frozen plums if you’re craving this dessert year-round. You can also experiment with different nuts, like hazelnuts or walnuts, to give the crumble a unique twist. For a lighter version, you can even substitute some of the butter in the topping with coconut oil for a slightly different flavor and texture.

Plum and Almond Crumble is a wonderfully simple dessert to prepare, yet it feels special enough for any occasion. The aroma of the plums baking with the almond crumble topping is enough to make your mouth water, and it’s the perfect dish to share with friends or family. Served warm with a scoop of ice cream, a dollop of whipped cream, or even a spoonful of yogurt, this crumble is a decadent yet comforting dessert that will quickly become a favorite.

Plum and Almond Crumble
Plum and Almond Crumble
3.73 from 146 votes
A delicious plum and almond crumble that brings together the sweetness of ripe plums with the nutty texture of almonds. It is a perfect dessert for any occasion and is best served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Servings 1 people
Prep Time 20 minutes
Cook Time 40 minutes
Total Time 1 hour

Ingredients
  

  • 500 g plums pitted and sliced
  • 100 g sugar
  • 1 tsp cinnamon
  • 150 g all-purpose flour
  • 100 g almond flour
  • 100 g butter cold and cut into cubes
  • 50 g sliced almonds for topping

Instructions
 

  • Preheat your oven to 180°C (350°F).
  • In a bowl, combine the sliced plums with 50 grams of sugar and the cinnamon. Set aside.
  • In another bowl, mix the all-purpose flour, almond flour, and the remaining sugar. Add the cold butter cubes and rub them into the flour mixture using your fingertips until it resembles coarse crumbs.
  • Place the plum mixture into a baking dish and spread evenly.
  • Sprinkle the crumble mixture over the plums and top with sliced almonds.
  • Bake for 40 minutes or until the top is golden brown and the plums are bubbling.
  • Remove from the oven and let it cool slightly before serving. Enjoy with a scoop of vanilla ice cream if desired.

Nutrition

Serving: 1gCalories: 450kcalCarbohydrates: 60gProtein: 5gFat: 20gSaturated Fat: 10gPolyunsaturated Fat: 2gMonounsaturated Fat: 7gCholesterol: 45mgSodium: 200mgPotassium: 300mgFiber: 5gSugar: 35gVitamin A: 10IUVitamin C: 15mgCalcium: 10mgIron: 8mg
Calories: 450kcal
Meal Type: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Keyword: almond, dessert, plum crumble
Cooking Method: Baked
Diet: Low-carb
Time: >45 Min
Level: Easy
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  1. 5 stars
    Made this during the weekend, it turned out awesome! I didn’t have sliced almonds, so I used pecans instead. Yum!

  2. User avatar omar.wiegand says:

    3 stars
    Plums and almonds? Sounds weird but turned out ok. Not my fave, but I liked it!

  3. 5 stars
    This is the best crumble I’ve ever made! So easy and delicious! 😍

  4. User avatar leann.tromp84 says:

    5 stars
    yummy ! My lil one ate all of it, who knew fruits could be this good! 😋

  5. User avatar tissues_with_issues says:

    4 stars
    The crumble ratio seems solid—almond flour in the base makes it feel extra nutty. I used slightly less sugar and it was still sweet enough.

  6. User avatar elroy.vonrueden69 says:

    5 stars
    Mmmm, I want to eat this right now!! 😍

    1. User avatar Dremora Lord says:

      5 stars
      Right? It looks sooo delicious! Can’t wait to make it this weekend! 😋

    2. User avatar Bilbo Baggins says:

      2 stars
      I dunno, plums seem kinda weird for a dessert. Isn’t that for savory stuff? 🤷‍♂️

  7. User avatar water buffalo says:

    5 stars
    OMG, this is the best crumble ever! The almond flavor really takes it to another level. Highly recommend!

  8. 5 stars
    This sounds dangerously good. Plums + almond is one of those combos that always works. Can’t wait to try it with vanilla ice cream!

  9. User avatar jacqulyn.kris63 says:

    4 stars
    Easy to follow and delicious! I used frozen plums and it still tasted amazing. Thanks for sharing!

  10. User avatar felix.fritsch1973 says:

    2 stars
    Why do you need almond flour? Can’t I just use more all-purpose flour?

  11. 3 stars
    I only have frozen plums, can I use those? Will it work?

  12. User avatar Ms. Sam Hegmann says:

    4 stars
    I was skeptical about using almond flour, but it turned out great! Will definitely make it again!

    1. 4 stars
      That’s awesome! I always thought almond flour was weird but maybe I’ll give it a try now!

    2. User avatar basementDweller says:

      2 stars
      I don’t get why people use almond flour. Regular flour is perfectly fine and cheaper!

  13. User avatar vinita.hyatt says:

    4 stars
    Easy recipie and my kids loved it! Made a bit of a mess, but worth it!

  14. 4 stars
    I’m not a baker and it turned out great! Can I use peaches instead? I think they might be better.

    1. User avatar cleveland.vonrueden73 says:

      4 stars
      Peaches could work! They might add a nice sweetness. Glad your first baking attempt went well!

    2. User avatar basementDweller says:

      2 stars
      I dunno, peaches are kinda softer, right? Might go mushy. Stick with plums, they already good!

  15. User avatar irwin.zboncak says:

    2 stars
    It was okay… but the crumble part didn’t stick together well, it just fell apart.

  16. 5 stars
    Yum! I added some oats to the crumble for extra crunch!

    1. 4 stars
      Oats sound like a tasty addition! I’ll have to try that next time.

  17. User avatar jadwiga.hahn says:

    3 stars
    It turned out a bit too sweet for my taste. I think next time I’ll reduce the sugar. But overall, not bad!

  18. User avatar Nettie Nolan says:

    5 stars
    Really loved this recipe! Made it for a family gathering and it was a hit. The almond flavor pairs perfectly with the plums. Will definitely make again!

  19. 2 stars
    Followed the instructions exactly, but it turned out a bit soggy. Any tips?

  20. User avatar bertram.bernhard says:

    3 stars
    Too much sugar, in my opinion. I prefer it less sweet. But overall, a decent recipe.

  21. 5 stars
    Made this last weekend—so comforting. The cinnamon with the juicy plums is perfect, and the crumble actually came out golden like the recipe says.

    1. User avatar earnest.koelpin43 says:

      5 stars
      Omg yes—golden crumble is the best part 😍 I made it with a mix of sweet and tart plums and it was seriously comforting like you said. Vanilla ice cream is a must.

  22. 3 stars
    Mine was yummy but too sweet. Next time I’ll cut the sugar down—maybe 70g instead of 100g. Plums are already sweet sometimes.

  23. User avatar fritz.okeefe says:

    3 stars
    It was okay. I think I put too much cinnamon, and it was overpowering.

    1. User avatar ardelle.trantow says:

      4 stars
      I get that! Cinnamon can really take over if you’re not careful. Maybe try reducing it next time? But glad you gave it a go!

    2. User avatar demetrius.botsford51 says:

      2 stars
      Too much cinnamon? Really? That don’t sound right. Just follow the recipe, it’s not that hard!

  24. User avatar johnny.grimes63 says:

    5 stars
    Plums are a must! Perfectly sweet and tart. I’m making this again for sure!

  25. User avatar Mrs. Jeni Kub says:

    3 stars
    Too sugary for my taste. I’d reduce the sugar next time.

    1. User avatar cristopher.schneider17 says:

      4 stars
      I totally get what you mean! I always find recipes can be too sweet sometimes. Cutting down the sugar is a good call.

  26. User avatar anonymous_hacker says:

    4 stars
    Can I use other fruits? Like apples? 🤔 Need to try this!

  27. User avatar debi.macgyver62 says:

    1 star
    I just burnt the top. Now it’s a black crumble. FML. 😩

    1. User avatar ALTplusF4 says:

      4 stars
      Oh no! That’s the worst. Maybe try covering it with foil next time to prevent burning?

  28. 5 stars
    OMG this is a hit in my house! We all devoured it! Must try with ice cream!

    1. User avatar Wonko the Sane says:

      5 stars
      So glad you enjoyed it! Ice cream is a genius idea! 🍦

  29. User avatar filiberto.witting96 says:

    5 stars
    Made this last week, and wow it was gone in one night! I even shared with my neighbor! They begged for the recipe!

    1. User avatar savanna.schimmel21 says:

      2 stars
      Really? All that sugar and butter? Seems like not very healthy. I think I’ll stick to my salad.

    2. 5 stars
      Sounds delicious! Can’t believe it disappeared that fast. I’ll have to try this recipe for sure!

  30. User avatar angelo.damore says:

    2 stars
    Too much instructions. I like simple. Just cook some fruit in the oven!

  31. User avatar Magrathean sperm whale says:

    3 stars
    Looks easy enough, but why do you have to rub the butter in? Can’t I just melt it? Confusing…

  32. 2 stars
    I don’t know, I followed the recipe but it just didn’t taste right. Maybe my plums were too sour or something? Not great, sorry.

  33. User avatar Emily Saunders says:

    5 stars
    This is absolutely delicious! The plum and almond combo is just perfection. Definitely making this again!

  34. User avatar kirk.thompson9 says:

    3 stars
    I followed the recipe but my crumble turned out soggy. What did I do wrong? Maybe my plums were too ripe?

  35. 4 stars
    I followed it pretty closely, but my crumble felt a bit dry at first. I ended up letting it bake 45 minutes and it turned out great. Would definitely make again.

    1. 5 stars
      Glad it worked out! Mine gets a little dry sometimes too—usually I add a touch more butter or bake until the plums are really bubbling. 45 minutes sounds spot on.

    2. User avatar robbie.nolan5 says:

      4 stars
      Dry at first?? I mean, 40 min seems perfect to me, but ovens vary I guess. Next time maybe add like a teaspoon more plum juice or something. Not bad though!

  36. 4 stars
    Do I have to use plums? I think apples would be good too, right? Just a thought.

    1. User avatar hilario.lemke17 says:

      3 stars
      Nah, plums are better! Apples might make it too mushy or something. Just my opinion.

    2. User avatar Lumberjack says:

      4 stars
      Apples would be good, but they might change the flavor a bit. Stick with plums for that unique taste!

  37. User avatar Draugr Thrall says:

    4 stars
    I don’t like plums, but this recipe looked good. Tried it for my friends and they loved it!

  38. User avatar matthew.ohara39 says:

    1 star
    Is there a reason you use almond flour? Seems pointless. Regular flour works just fine.

    1. User avatar joe_banana says:

      4 stars
      Almond flour adds a nuttier flavor and a better texture to the crumble! You should give it a try!

  39. User avatar ShanksOnePiece says:

    4 stars
    Good recipe but too many almonds for my taste. I like almond flour but sliced almonds are too crunchy!

  40. 5 stars
    Delicious! The plums were perfectly sweet and the crumble had a great texture.

    1. 5 stars
      I made this last weekend and it was sooo good! Everyone loved it 😍

    2. User avatar gabriel.thiel49 says:

      3 stars
      Looks nice, but I find plums too tart sometimes. Can I use other fruits?

  41. User avatar evelin.emard1972 says:

    3 stars
    I accidentally forgot to rub the butter in and just mixed it. Still edible, just more like a dense topping than crumble. Will try the real technique next time.

  42. 5 stars
    This crumble is to die for! The plums were sweet and the almond flavor made it even better. Definitely making this again! 😍

  43. 3 stars
    Easy to follow but I think I burnt mine. The top is blacker than the bottom. 😩

    1. User avatar violeta.shanahan says:

      4 stars
      Don’t worry! The best part of a crumble is the texture. A little burnt can add some character! 😄

  44. User avatar cathy.larson1990 says:

    3 stars
    Crumble is fine, but why almond flour? Isn’t normal flour enough? I don’t get it.

  45. User avatar Restless Draugr says:

    4 stars
    I had no almonds so used walnuts instead. Still delicious! 😂

  46. 5 stars
    This is the kind of dessert that makes the kitchen smell amazing. I served it with yogurt instead of ice cream and it was still awesome.

  47. User avatar gary.treutel says:

    4 stars
    Crumble sounds simple enough. Gonna try it this weekend.

    1. User avatar sherwood.monahan1965 says:

      5 stars
      That sounds sooo good! I love plums! Can’t wait to hear how yours turns out!

    2. User avatar Caren Hodkiewicz says:

      2 stars
      Are you sure this will taste good? Plums can be too tangy sometimes. What if you put in some apples instead?

  48. 5 stars
    Tried this for a potluck, and everyone was raving! So proud of myself for pulling it off! 🎉

    1. User avatar maryetta.herman1958 says:

      5 stars
      That’s awesome! Potlucks can be tricky, but you nailed it! 🎊

  49. User avatar Jerome Hayes V says:

    2 stars
    Cinnamon and plums?? Sounds weird to me. I might try but I’m doubtful.

  50. User avatar darren.pouros74 says:

    5 stars
    Very easy to make! I did add a bit more sugar because I like it sweet. Turned out awesome!

  51. User avatar woodrow.yundt36 says:

    5 stars
    This is the best crumble I’ve ever made! The plums are so juicy and the almond flavor is fantastic! 5 stars!

    1. User avatar Jewell Terry says:

      5 stars
      I made this last night and it was divine! Plums are my favorite, and the almond just makes it better. Totally agree with you!

    2. User avatar elfreda.cassin13 says:

      3 stars
      Sounds good, but can you really trust plums? They can be sour sometimes… I’m skeptical about the almond too, are you sure it’s that great?

  52. User avatar dale.ondricka says:

    2 stars
    Nah, not my cup of tea. Way too much effort for a dessert. I’ll stick to store-bought.

    1. User avatar jonell.greenholt44 says:

      5 stars
      I get it, but this crumble is sooo worth the effort! Fresh fruit beats store-bought any day!

  53. User avatar Sand-Dial says:

    3 stars
    Wait, can you really eat that with ice cream? Sounds weird, but I guess I’ll try it.

  54. 2 stars
    Why use two types of flour? Why not just one? Seems complicated! Not sure if I want to try it. 😕

    1. User avatar lavette.shields10 says:

      5 stars
      Using two types of flour actually makes it taste better! Almond flour adds a nice flavor and texture. Give it a shot, you might be surprised! 😊

  55. User avatar Hotblack Desiato's bodyguard says:

    3 stars
    I found it too sweet for my taste. Maybe cut down on the sugar next time? 🤔

  56. User avatar wellRespected says:

    5 stars
    Yum! Just made it and my kids devoured it! Even my picky eater said it was good.

  57. User avatar oliver.cassin says:

    4 stars
    Wait, you can use almond flour in dessert? I thought that was just for healthy stuff. Did it work? I might try it.

    1. 2 stars
      Not sure about that… I usually stick to regular flours for sweets. Can almond flour really taste good in dessert?

    2. User avatar francesca.smith49 says:

      5 stars
      Yes! Almond flour adds a nice flavor. I tried it and it was delicious! You gotta give it a shot.

  58. User avatar NAFO.SUPREMACY says:

    5 stars
    This crumble is so delicious! Made it last night and it was a hit at family dinner. Will definitely make again!

  59. User avatar Margot Fenring says:

    2 stars
    Why do you need so much sugar? It’s too sweet for my taste. I only added half the sugar.

    1. User avatar alvaro.gerhold73 says:

      3 stars
      I think sugar makes it better! But you do you, half the sugar can’t be that bad.

  60. User avatar carson.yundt says:

    3 stars
    I tried this recipe but it turned out too sweet for my taste. Maybe less sugar next time!

  61. 4 stars
    So good and so simple! Made this for my kids and they loved it, even ate it for breakfast! 🍽️

  62. User avatar Mrs. Reva Hand says:

    5 stars
    Perfect dessert for summer! I topped mine with whipped cream too. So delicious!!!

    1. 5 stars
      I’ve never thought of adding whipped cream! Sounds yummy 😍. Can’t wait to try it!

  63. User avatar roberto.kilback3 says:

    3 stars
    The instructions are clear, but 500g plums is vague—like, what size plums? I used small ones and the baking dish was overflowing. Still tasty though.

    1. User avatar wellRespected says:

      4 stars
      Yeah I had that happen too 😅 I used like tiny plums and my dish was basically a volcano. Next time I’m weighing again but also maybe adding a bit more flour crumble? Or just use a deeper dish… not sure. Still yummy!

    2. 5 stars
      Good point about the plum size—500g can be wildly different. I usually aim for “about 2–3 cups sliced” and spread them so it’s not overflowing. Glad it was still tasty though!

  64. User avatar denny.fahey says:

    2 stars
    I don’t really get why there’s almond flour *and* sliced almonds. Feels a bit redundant, like “more almond, always more almond.” But okay.

  65. User avatar helene.koelpin2004 says:

    4 stars
    I love how the almonds add a nice crunchy texture. Yummy! 🎉

  66. User avatar Liz Onnia says:

    4 stars
    Not gonna lie, I was skeptical about almond flour in the crumble, but it gave a nice nuttiness. Tastes fancy for something so easy.

    1. User avatar ella.sauer97 says:

      5 stars
      Same here—I thought almond flour would be weirdly sweet or gritty, but nope. The nutty flavor makes the whole crumble taste “restaurant-y.”

  67. 2 stars
    Honestly, I’m not a fan of plums, and even my kids didn’t like it. Maybe its just me though. 🙄

  68. User avatar earl.spencer says:

    2 stars
    Too much cinnamon for me—like why so much? Also i baked mine 40 min and it was still pale. Maybe my oven lies 😅

    1. User avatar Madam Aroma says:

      4 stars
      I totally get it—1 tsp for 500 g plums can still feel “too cinnamon-y” depending on the brand. I usually cut it to 1/2 tsp and it tastes more like warm spice instead of cinnamon overload.

    2. User avatar kent.white2007 says:

      5 stars
      40 min and pale? Yeah, ovens be dramatic 😅 I’d keep baking until the top is actually golden (more like 45–55 min depending on your oven). Also maybe your plums were extra juicy—more moisture can slow browning. Next time, cover loosely with foil if it starts browning too fast.

  69. 3 stars
    Nice dessert. But I think I put too much sugar. Next time, I will use less!

    1. 3 stars
      Too much sugar? I thought it was perfect! But yeah, plums can be sweet too. Good luck with your next try!

    2. User avatar terrell.bogan49 says:

      4 stars
      Less sugar is a good idea! It’ll taste way better with the natural sweetness of the plums. But I love sugar, yum!

  70. User avatar alva.haley says:

    4 stars
    Mine turned out great, but I had to bake closer to 45–50 minutes because my oven runs cool. The instructions are basically right though.

  71. User avatar sergio.gottlieb says:

    2 stars
    It’s just ok. Not as good as my grandma’s recipe… but what do you expect from a recipe online?

  72. User avatar rafael.okeefe99 says:

    5 stars
    Top tier dessert! Going to serve it at my next family gathering. 🍰

  73. 4 stars
    Easy to follow instructions! My kids helped and it was a fun activity. We enjoyed it with ice cream.

    1. 3 stars
      But isn’t plum crumble supossed to be more complicated? This looks too easy lol.

    2. 5 stars
      Sounds awesome! I’m gonna try it with my kids too.

  74. User avatar nancey.dubuque says:

    4 stars
    Not gonna lie, 150 g flour + 100 g almond flour feels like a lot of crumble for only 500 g plums, but I think it’ll be worth it for the top texture.

  75. User avatar shawn.kuhlman31 says:

    3 stars
    I think my butter was too warm because the crumble clumped into bigger chunks. It didn’t look like crumbs, more like cookie bits. Still good, just different texture.

  76. 3 stars
    I’m skeptical about how 100 g butter will behave with that much flour—will it really crumble and not become pasty? Mine was a little clumpy until I used colder butter.

  77. User avatar sondra.kris77 says:

    2 stars
    Wait, shouldn’t you peel the plums first? I just used them whole and it was weird.

    1. 4 stars
      I don’t think peeling them is necessary! The skin adds flavor. Maybe it was just the way you cooked them?

  78. 2 stars
    Too much cinnamon. My husband says the whole dish tastes too spicy!

  79. User avatar eleanore.runolfsson16 says:

    3 stars
    Not my fave. The fruit was too tart for me but my kids loved it!

    1. User avatar Town Minish says:

      4 stars
      I totally get you! Plums can be super tangy. Maybe try a different fruit next time? Strawberries are sweeter.

    2. User avatar frederic.murray says:

      3 stars
      Kids always like sweeter stuff! I like plum, but maybe it’s just me! 🤷‍♀️

  80. User avatar lester.hamill40 says:

    4 stars
    Don’t like plums, but my friend made it and it looked yummy! 😋 Maybe I’ll try with apples.

  81. User avatar edmundo.christiansen2003 says:

    2 stars
    I tried making this and it was a total disaster! The plums were all mushy. Maybe I did something wrong.

    1. 4 stars
      Sorry to hear that! Maybe the plums were overripe? I’ve had that happen before too.

  82. User avatar laronda.gaylord17 says:

    4 stars
    I never cooked plums before. This was surprisingly good though! Mmm, crumble.

  83. User avatar samira.herman41 says:

    2 stars
    Wasn’t that great honestly… The plums were too sour for my taste. 2/5.

    1. 4 stars
      I loved it! Maybe try a different variety of plums next time? Some are sweeter than others. 😊

    2. 3 stars
      Sour? Really? I thought the sugar would balance it out. Did you use the right measurements?

  84. User avatar walter.thompson says:

    5 stars
    This recipe is amazing! The crumble was so crunchy and the plums were sweet. My family loved it.

    1. 5 stars
      Thanks for sharing! I can’t wait to try this recipe. Sounds delicious!

  85. 5 stars
    Super easy recipe! My kids loved making it with me. Will definitely make again! 🍏🍑

    1. User avatar wellRespected says:

      5 stars
      I’m so glad to hear that! Kids love getting hands dirty in the kitchen. 🍽️ What flavor did you notice the most?

    2. User avatar mathWizard says:

      3 stars
      It looks simple but sounds kinda fancy too. Would my kids really like it or is it too grown-up? 🤔

  86. User avatar Ford Prefect says:

    5 stars
    yummm!! I added some oats for extra crunch and it was delish! Definitely making this again!

  87. User avatar gustavo.beer18 says:

    5 stars
    This is amazing! I added a bit of nutmeg too and it took the flavor to another level. 5 stars!

  88. User avatar Ma'randru-jo says:

    4 stars
    Umm, is it really 100g of sugar? That’s a lot! I think I would reduce it next time. 🤔

  89. User avatar merle.leuschke61 says:

    5 stars
    I made something similar before and the bubbling fruit is such a good sign. Followed the 180°C and it came out perfect.

    1. User avatar Sturgeon says:

      5 stars
      That bubbling fruit really is the telltale sign—so glad it turned out perfect at 180°C! 😄 Do you find it gets extra juicy if you use slightly riper plums?

  90. 3 stars
    I didn’t have almond flour so I used coconut flour instead. Still worked out okay. Just a bit different texture. 3 stars.

    1. User avatar JinJenz says:

      4 stars
      Coconut flour is good too! Gotta make do with what you have. 4 stars for the adaptation!

    2. User avatar mamie.ruecker says:

      2 stars
      But coconut flour is way more absorbent! Did it change the taste a lot? I’m curious! 2 stars.

  91. User avatar colby.dietrich says:

    2 stars
    Too much cinnamon for my taste. Also, plums vary so much—mine were super tart and I wished I’d increased the sugar by like 20–30g.

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