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Union expands annual service event with ministry fair;
LINCOLN—For the 23rd
year Union College students, faculty and staff started the academic year
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John November 26, 2010
the vagina hair is complimentary to the artistic dance
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q' me baile en la punta del webo! :)
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shit she is not even a ballerina it looks horrible
LOL February 2, 2011
that`s no ballerina.. she`s an amateur.. she doesn`t even know how to dance.
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Beautiful ballet. She would look more dignified with some clothes on.
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DRAGON QUEST!!!! xD ah yeah the ballerina is all right :D
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. November 16, 2010
why should she shave? she looks perfect just like she is
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She is Andie Valentino.
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since her arms shake a lot while performing, i would say she is an amateur anyway, her body is amazing and that's why we're here...
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I like the pussy hair
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the music from the background is from dragon quest game :p
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Bart A Kummer, M.D.Clinical Assistant Professor;
Department of Medicine (Gastro Div)
NYU Medical at Trinity Center
Clinical AddressesNYU Trinity Centre
111 Broadway
New York, NY Handicap Access: yes
Phone: 212-263-9700
Fax: 212-263-9701
Medical SpecialtiesGastroenterology, Internal Medicine
Medical ExpertiseHeartburn, Barrett's Esophagus, Constipation, Celiac Disease, Diarrhea, Colon Cancer Screening, Ulcerative Colitis, Esophageal Disease, Esophageal Cancer, Lynch Syndrome, Diverticulosis, Abdominal Pain, Dysphagia, Dilatation, Colonoscopy, General Gastroenterology, Nausea and Vomiting, Hereditary Non-Polyposis Colorectal Cancer (HNPCC), H pylori Infection, C difficile Infection
Clinical Responsibilities
Dr. Bart A. Kummer is Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at the NYU School of Medicine and a gastroenterologist at The Trinity Center, at NYU Langone Medical Center.
Board certified in Gastroenterology, Dr. Kummer specializes in colon cancer screening, the diagnosis and treatment of abdominal pain, esophageal disease, and chronic diarrhea, as well as travel medicine. Dr. Kummer has been in clinical practice and has taught medical residents and students for more than 25 years.
Named a fellow of both the American College of Physicians and American Gastroenterological Association, Dr. Kummer is also a member of the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy and New York Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy. In recognition of his work, Dr. Kummer has received several awards, including Castle Connolly's Top Doctor listing for the past 19 years (1994-2012), Patient's Choice Award for the past 5 years (2008-2012), and Teacher of the Year Award in Physical Diagnosis from the NYU School of Medicine.
Dr. Kummer received his medical degree from Cornell University Medical College. He served his internship and residency at the Harlem Hospital Center and completed his Gastroenterology fellowship at St. Luke's Medical Center in New York City.
LanguagesFrench, Spanish
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Board Certification1982 — Ab Internal Medicine - Internal Medicine
1985 — Ab Internal Medicine (Gastroenterology)
Education1975-1979 — Cornell University Medical College, Medical Education
1979-1982 — Harlem Hospital Center (Internal Medicine), Residency Training
1983-1985 — St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center (Gastroenterology), Clinical Fellowships
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Stage of presentation and prognosis of colon cancer in immigrant Chinese: Experience of a New York City Community Hospital
Butler, F; Kummer, BA
2003 APR;124(4):A655-A655, Gastroenterology
— id: 164298, year: 2003, vol: 124, page: A655, stat: Journal Article,
Ignore heartburn at your own risk
Kummer, Bart A
2000 Oct 16;136:14-17, Newsweek
— id: 164301, year: 2000, vol: 136, page: 14, stat: Journal Article,
Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy : the introducer technique
Kummer, Bart A
Techniques of percutaneous gastrostomy New York : Igaku-Shoin, c1988,
— id: 164302, year: 1988, vol: , page: 39, stat: Chapter,
1988 SEP;83(9):1052-1052, American journal of gastroenterology
— id: 164299, year: 1988, vol: 83, page: 1052, stat: Journal Article,
Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy. Procedure of choice
Miller, R E; Kummer, B A; Tiszenkel, H I; Kotler, D P
1986 Nov;204(5):543-545, Annals of surgery
— id: 164297, year: 1986, vol: 204, page: 543, stat: Journal Article,
1985 ;31(2):156-157, Gastrointestinal endoscopy
— id: 164300, year: 1985, vol: 31, page: 156, stat: Journal Article,
Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy : procedure of choice
Kummer, Bart
New York, NY : Audio-Visual Service, College of Physicians & Surgeons, Columbia University, c1985,
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Projections, The Year After A Breakout Season, And The Importance Of Scouting
This past week at Sports Illustrated, Luke Winn and I revealed our Top 100 Scorers for 2014-15, our Top Freshman Scorers, our Breakout Scorers and our Top D1 Transfers. Past college stats, coach effects, and recruiting rankings were used to predict player performance.
Every year I try to do something new with my projections. Last year I added a simulation. Rather than simply project a mean for each player, I looked at the variance in performance based on player type (freshman, senior, transfer), and I allowed individual performances to vary as some players outperform or underperform expectations. I simulated the season 10,000 times and used the median projections to rank all 351 D1 teams. This year's team rankings will be revealed by SI on Nov 4th.
This year the biggest thing I wanted to do was to make player projections more accessible to readers by projecting PPG, RPG, APG for some of the nation's top players. I chose to focus on PPG in large part because I think it is more accessible to most casual fans of college basketball. I certainly understand how PPG can be misleading in certain situations. There are certainly a large group of fans that value ORtg and usage over PPG and would prefer we not indulge in "paceism" thereby elevating players from North Carolina at the expense of players from Virginia.
But I don't think we should completely trash PPG. As a single measure, it contains a lot of information. PPG incorporates both information on efficiency and usage. It also incorporates information on a player's relative value to a team. Coaches are interested in playing their best players major minutes. In the preseason, it doesn't make sense to project a bench player to be very efficient and under-utilized unless a team is extremely deep at a certain position. Certainly in most sensible preseason models, minutes will be correlated with player quality. And because PPG incorporates efficiency, usage, and player value (through minutes), it says a lot about who are the most important players in college basketball.
PPG is very sensitive to the minutes' projection. And that's why working with Luke Winn has been such a tremendous advantage. Luke has the contacts to help vet more of our lineup projections. But Luke also has a great statistical background as well. One of the first things Luke noticed when he saw the player projections was that we needed to adjust playing time based on coach-specific rotation patterns. For example, Notre Dame's Mike Brey tends to give his best players major minutes, while Arkansas' Mike Anderson tends to use a more balanced rotation. Thus this year we added coach-specific rotations to the model.
That said I am always looking for areas to improve the model. And that's why I love Twitter questions. Sometimes readers innocently ask questions that shed a lot of nuance and light into the projection process:
Paraphrasing @DarenHill: Why is Branden Dawson projected to have fewer RPG than last year?
First, we think Dawson will be one of the best rebounders in college basketball this year. We project him to have the 26th most rebounds per game in the nation.
When I first saw this question, I panicked and wondered if the model was putting too much emphasis on Dawson's height. I have a separate regression equation for freshman, transfers, and veteran players based on various characteristics, and height is an important predictor of rebounding. Dawson is an under-sized post-player and I was worried that the model might be weighting his height too heavily. But when I double-checked the numbers, Dawson's height was not the key factor. For a senior like Dawson with three years of player stats, height is almost irrelevant in the model.
The second thing I was worried about was that we had Dawson's minutes' projection wrong. We project Dawson to play around 30 minutes per game. That could be low for a player many of us think will be Michigan St.'s best player this season. But keep in mind that Dawson is a forward and it is hard for forwards to get major minutes because they are more likely to get foul trouble. The current model will sometimes project a guard to play 35 minutes per game, but that's a very dubious prediction for a post player. More importantly, Tom Izzo is not a coach who overuses his best players early in the season. Izzo really likes to give his bench a chance to play to evaluate his players. Dawson was playing more than 30 minutes per game in the post-season last year, but on the full year that was a fair representation of his playing time.
As it turns out, the reasons for Dawson's slight decrease in rebounding is Dawson's past college stats. But before I delve into Dawson's situation, I want to talk about the problem of small sample sizes and bounce-back seasons. If I have a college three point shooter who shoots 40% on 30 shots from three as a freshman and 30% on 50 shots from three as a sophomore, I think we'd all acknowledge that we would expect him to bounce back and shoot better on his threes as a junior. And 10 years of historical data back that up. Last year's performance is the best predictor, but we shouldn't throw out the data on what happened two years ago.
The dilemma we often face when projecting players is what to make of players with a huge improvement in performance. For example, if a player shot 30% on 30 shots from three as a freshman and 40% on 50 shots from three as a sophomore, is that a breakout performance or a hot-streak? I can tell you based on the historic stats that when a player has this profile, on average he will make about 38.5% of his threes as a junior. And that slight drop in efficiency can actually lead to a lower ORtg prediction and a lower PPG prediction for what everyone perceived to be a breakout player.
Oklahoma's Isaiah Cousins is a good current example of this. He improved his ORtg from 72.9 as a freshman and 112.8 last year. I now project him to have an ORtg of 110.0 this year. The reason last year gets so much weight is because college players are at the developmental stage of their career and breakouts are quite common. But it should also make some sense that the previous season should get some weight. The college season is short and we have a limited sample of games to ever have full confidence in a player's ability. Cousins made 38 of 94 threes last year, but that's not a large enough sample to really know that he is an elite three point shooter. (The model is also worried because Cousins was a 2.7 star recruit out of high school. Star ratings often provide information about a players potential and they suggest that Cousins may be close to his ceiling.) Regardless, when you see my projections for Oklahoma this is one of the reasons my model doesn't have the Sooners as high as some other college basketball experts.
Jumping back to Branden Dawson, as a sophomore he grabbed 16% of the available defensive rebounds. As a junior he grabbed 21% of the available defensive rebounds. My model projects him to grab 20% of the available defensive rebounds this season. Thus his overall rebounding numbers are projected to be a little worse.
The historic stats say this is the most likely outcome for Cousins and we can debate whether last year's improvement was real. But there's an added wrinkle with Dawson and that's the reason I wrote this longer column. Dawson essentially changed positions between his sophomore and junior seasons. As a sophomore, Dawson played a lot on the wing and spent a lot less time close to the basket. As a junior, particularly late in the season, Dawson was playing almost exclusively at the four-spot. And Dawson is expected to play major minutes at the four this year. Thus we should probably weight last season even more highly and discount his sophomore season when projecting Dawson's numbers.
This is a hard adjustment to make systematically. In terms of Dawson's position on the official Michigan St. roster, nothing has changed. But there is some data of this type available. Here at RealGM.com, we have a projection for player position based on the recorded stats. Ken Pomeroy also added this feature last season. Perhaps by incorporating this type of information, we can do an even better job projecting players in the future.
But in college basketball there is still a lot that the stats overlook and that we can only learn from watching the games. As much as I believe in the projection model Luke Winn and I have been working on, I can say emphatically that over the next month as teams begin to have exhibition games and host their first early season opponents, you will learn things that dispute what our numbers suggest. Basketball is still a sport where scouting and watching film is incredibly important. But to me, this is also the beauty of college basketball relative to MLB. In baseball, almost everything, including range on defense, can now be quantified to some degree. But in basketball, there is still a lot to be learned by watching the games.


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Curve Finally Score; Spikes Lose in 12 Innings
Saturday's action in the Pirates' lower minor league organization… being thrown out at the plate seemed to be a recurring theme….
Harrisburg Senators 3, Altoona Curve 1
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The Curve out-hit the Senators 8-4, but could only force one run across the plate, though that was one more run than they had scored in their last three games. Aaron Pribanic suffered his 5th loss of the season (for a 5-5 record), allowing 2 runs on just 2 hits and a walk, while strikeout out 7 batters in 6 innings. The walk gave the Senators their only baserunner over the first three innings. The Senators began the 4th inning with a single, and a balk put the runner on second base. Pribanic struck out the next two batters, but the next batter smacked a 2-run homer. He retired the next 7 batters in order to finish his night.
The Curve put at least one batter on base in 5 of the first 6 innings. They came closest to scoring in the 4th, when SS Jordy Mercer led off with a single, and advanced to second on a balk. He reached third when 3B Jeremy Farrell singled to first, but got hung up between third and home, and was tagged out in a run-down. Altoona got onto the scoreboard in the 7th inning. Farrell lined a single into right field, and after two outs, pinch-hitter Anthony Norman grounded to second, where the Harrisburg second baseman missed the play. Farrell scored on the error. CF Starling Marte doubled into left field, moving Norman to third, but a strikeout ended the inning with both of the runners in scoring position.
Matt McSwain replaced Pribanic in the 7th. He walked two batters, and loaded the bases with a single. An RBI ground out brought in the runner from third, for the Senators' third run. Tim Alderson gave up a lead-off triple in the 8th, and hit the next batter with a pitch, but got out of the jam with a strikeout and a double play — a line out to center field and an on-target throw by Marte to the plate let C Tony Sanchez tag him out at home.
Former Pirate farmhand Jimmy Barthmaier walked Mercer to begin the 8th, but he was erased on a double play, and a strikeout ended the inning, the Curve went down in order in the 9th.
2011 Prospect Watching: Schoenfeld, Elias, and Child
As we continue to look at the minor leaguers in the Pirates' organization, we'll move on to the catchers:
Joey Schoenfeld — R/R, 6′ 2″, 187 lb
Schoenfeld was chosen by the Pirates in the 10th round of the 2009 draft. He got in just 5 games with the GCL Pirates in that year, and went 0-for-14 at the plate. In 2010, Schoenfeld was back with the GCL Pirates, sharing playing time with Elias Diaz and Dylan Child. Schoenfeld still needs a lot of work on his defense, though the Pirates believe the potential is there. He threw out 2 of 21 base stealers — definitely a work in progress. With the bat, Schoenfeld hit .273 in July and improved to .296 in August, to average out at a solid .281, with 3 RBI. He did strike out a lot: 21 strikeouts in 23 games (32.8%), but also took a lot of walks (10, or 13.3 %). He'll turn 20 years old in June, so he still has some time to work on everything. He should begin 2011 in State College.
Elias Diaz – R/R, 6′ 1″, 175 lb
Diaz is a 20-year-old Venezuelan, who made his US debut after just one season in the VSL. Of the three catchers, he got the bulk of the playing time behind the plate for the GCL Pirates in 2010 (38 games). Diaz was the best of the three defensively, including throwing out 21 of 51 base stealers. His hitting needs some work, as he hit just .218, with 2 homers and 20 RBI. Diaz started out stronger, with a .261 average in 6 games in June, then dropping to .227 in July and .182 in August. The Pirates are hoping that he will develop more power over the next few years. He'll probably begin 2011 in State College, sharing duties with Schoenfeld. He's got an outside chance of being assigned to West Virginia, where he'd share with Matt Skirving.
Dylan Child — R/R, 6′ 1″, 181 lb
Child is an Australian and a product of MLB's Australian Academy. He made his US debut with the GCL Pirates in 2010, though of these three catchers, he got the least amount of time behind the plate — just 8 games. He also played 14 games at first base, and 2 at third. Partly because he is relatively new to catching (he was a shortstop initially), he needs the most work on his defense. He threw out only one of 12 base stealers last season. Child needs to work on his hitting as well — he hit .179 in 12 games in July and .217 in 9 games in August. Overall, he had a .180 average with a double and 2 RBI. His strikeout rate was not high — 11 strikeouts in a total of 24 games (18%). Child was listed as a "reserve" on the Adelaide Bite in the Australian Baseball League over the winter, but was never placed on the active roster. With so little playing time behind the plate last year, the 20-year-old will probably return to the GCL in 2011.
Latimore Shines In Australian Debut
Adelaide Bite� 8,� Melbourne Aces� 1
Pirates' farmhand LF Quincy Latimore singled twice, doubled twice, and scored twice as Adelaide chomped on Melbourne in their Australian Baseball League season opener.� Former Altoona Curve pitcher Paul Mildren made the start for the Bite, pitching 7 shut-out innings to earn his team's first win.� Mildren worked around 6 hits and a walk, and a couple of errors (each team committed 4 errors), and he also picked a runner off base.� In the last three innings he pitched, only one batter reached base, on a single.� Melbourne's only run came in the 8th, off reliever Chris Lawson, and that one was unearned, coming on a throwing error, a single, and a double play.
The Bite were able to take advantage of the Aces' errors.�� They scored one run in the 2nd inning on a walk, a fielding erorr, and a single.� In the 4-run 4th inning, two errors made the Bite's job easier.� Two lead-off walks and a single brought in the first run.� A throwing error and an RBI single plated 2 more runs.� A fielding error and another RBI single added the fourth run of the inning.
Latimore singled in the 1st inning and walked in the 3rd inning for Adelaide, but did not score.� In the 4th, Latimore struck out — his only plate appearance when he did not reach base.� In the 6th, Latimore started the Bite's rally with a single, then stole second base and scored on an RBI double by DH Ben Wigmore.� A single, a double, and an RBI ground out gave Adelaide their seventh run in the 7th inning.� Latimore led off the 8th with a walk, then scored on Wigmore's 2-run homer.
The Bite's roster page lists pitcher Mitch Fienemann as being "reassigned", and C Dylan Child (and infielder Dayle Child) as being "reserve".�� I can understand the "reserve" part, but I'm not sure what or where Fienemann might have been reassigned to.
Australians' New League; Cedeno and Milledge Do Some Hitting
The Australians are beginning their third iteration of the Australian Baseball League this weekend.� The Aussies have had two leagues before — both had to shut down due to financial issues.� This time, the ABL is going to be a partnership between MLB and the Australian Baseball Federation.� MLB has been sponsoring the Australian Academy Program since 2001, and several Pirates' farmhands (Jarryd Sullivan, Mitch Fienemann) have participated.� This academy works with young Australian and Asian players, similar to the work done by the Dominican and other Caribbean academies.
The new ABL has six teams:� the Adelaide Bite (think: shark), the Brisbane Bandits, the Canberra Cavalry, the Melbourne Aces, the Perth Heat, and the Sydney Blue Sox.� The season will run into January, with each team playing 40 games.� Of course Australian players will be featured, but there are some other "imports" as well.� Here's the official ABL site, and you can see the resemblance to many other US minor league sites.
The good news:� some Pirates' farmhands are going to be playing
Adelaide Bite:� RHP Mitch Fienemann, LHP Paul Mildren (former Altoona Curve), C Dylan Child, OF Quincy Latimore;� the team manager is Pirate international scout Tony Harris.� Also on the team is a second baseman named Dayle Child…. I'm guessing he's Dylan's brother, but I've not confirmed it.� The Bite play their first game on Thursday.
Canberra Cavalry: LHP Rinku Singh
Sydney Blue Sox: RHP Jarryd Sullivan
The Calvalry and Blue Sox open on Saturday Nov 6th at 7:30 AEST in Sydney… which is 4:30 am EST in the US, as best as I can tell.� (I will not be up.)
And on to Friday evening's winter league games:
Owens Wins #10
Pirates' lower minor leaguers on Saturday…
Altoona Curve� 10,� Binghamton Mets� 4 (box)
The Curve posted 14 hits, with two big innings, as all but one member of the starting line-up had at least one hit in the game, as starter Rudy Owens earned his 10th win of the season.� SS Jordy Mercer doubled three times and 1B Matt Hague doubled twice, with 4 RBI.� Even Owens doubled, walked, and scored twice.
Owens got off to a little bit of a shaky start on the mound.� He gave up a double, a single, and a sacrifice fly to begin the bottom of the 1st.� A single and a double gave the Mets a second run in the 3rd.� Owens settled in after that, and allowed just one hit in each of the 4th and 5th.
The Curve got one run back in the top of the 4th, after putting runners on base in each of the first three innings but failing to score.� In the 4th,� Mercer hit his first double, and he scored on RF Miles Durham's RBI single.� Then they broke through in the 5th.� Owens led off the inning with a walk.� LF Jose De Los Santos singled, then 3B Josh Harrison bunted both runners into scoring position.� 2B Jim Negrych was intentionally walked to load the bases.� Hague cleared the bases with a double into left field, then Mercer hit his second double (this one was a ground-rule double), plating Hague.� The Curve had a 5-2 lead.
The next inning began with a solo home run by Miles Durham.� One out later, Owens doubled, and De Los Santos singled.� A fielding error on a ball hit to third by Harrison let Owens score.� Negrych brought in both Owens and De Los Santos with another double, and Hague made it three doubles in the inning with his 26th of the season, bringing in Negrych with the fifth run of the inning.� The Curve were up, 10-2.
Mike Colla relieved Owens to begin the 6th.� He gave up a solo homer in that inning, and another solo homer in the 8th, but retired the other 12 batters he faced in 4 innings.� Owens earned his 10th win of the season, and Colla earned his first save.


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Apple banana crumble – a warm dessert for a cold day
Written by cheryl on July 31st, 2010 // Filed under Culīnaria
Apple banana crumble served with vanilla sauce.
Photo © J E Nilsson and C M Cordeiro-Nilsson for CMC 2010
With very hot weather in Sweden comes tropical rainstorms that makes headlines in the news, a raging wind and a pouring of warm luscious drops of water from the skies with which the Swedish westcoast borders on inability to cope. But that's Sweden.
Being one of the few individuals now living here to have grown up in tropical rainstorms, I revel in such weather and thought this sticky, molten fruit dessert served with a thick vanilla cream sauce would put everyone at home back in their comfort zone again.
This apple and banana crumble or cobble, that had found its way both to Singapore and Sweden, has its roots in cottage country Britain, during WWII actually when pastry rations were restricted to make proper pies. Actually the word 'cobble' would be right at home in Sweden too in describing this dessert since it calls to mind the narrow cobblestoned pavements that once was carriageway for horses of both Gothenburg's and Stockholm's Gamlestan / Gamla Stan.
Apples and bananas, chopped, drizzled with dark syrup.
I started out making this dessert back in secondary school in my teens, with only flour and butter for the crumble on top, but these days, I make them with rolled oats in combination with flour and butter on top because the resulting texture of crisp, baked to a deep golden brown coupled with the smooth melt of warm caramelized fruit on the tongue eludes sensory description.
Today, there are literally hundreds of ways you can make this dessert, using all sorts of fruits of your preference, apricots, peaches, pears, rhubarb, different varieties of apples etc. Here's just one version with apples and bananas since that's what happened to be available at the time when I myself craved for this dessert as the rains pattered on the kitchen glass panes.
Mixture of rolled oats, flour, raisins and butter on top of the apples and bananas.
What I especially like is muscovado sugar or dark maple syrup over the fruits before the rolled oats on top. Alternatively, you could use caster sugar or honey, depending on your taste preference for your perfect fruit crumble dessert. Cinnamon is also a spice that I love though it can be overwhelming if you have too much on the fruits, again, you can do as you like and decide whether or not to use any spice at all in your favourite version of this dessert. Below is my recipe for this version of apple and banana crumble.
Butter on top of the rolled oats and flour for the apple and banana crumble.
Ingredients to Apple Banana Crumble
Serves ca. six to eight.
90g plain flour
90g rolled oats (I tend to use more rolled oats than flour sometimes)
120g unsalted butter, chilled and cut into cubes
*100g muscovado sugar (adjust according to your preference)
5 medium sized apples, chopped
3-4 bananas, peeled and sliced
40g raisins
1 tbsp fresh lemon juice
1 tsp cinnamon for dusting over the chopped fruits
Pinch of salt
*Here I've used a dark maple syrup.
Ingredients to Vanilla Cream sauce
200 ml milk
200 ml cream
3 whole eggs
2 vanilla bean pods, scraped
80g sugar (add more or less, according to your preference)
Chef's tip: Using a cheese cutter to shave butter is effective for this apple and banana crumble project.
Method for the Crumble
Butter an oven-safe dish and line the base with the chopped fruits, squeezing the lemon juice over the fruits. Dust the muscovado sugar over the fruits evenly or if you're using maple syrup, drizzle it evenly across the fruits, it doesn't matter if the sugar / syrup doesn't touch every single piece of fruit – that's the dribble effect that you want when serving anyway.
Rub-in and combine the butter, rolled oats, flour and salt. Add the raisins. This is a very quick process and what you're looking for is a rocky consistency to the mixture. Pour this over the fruits and then layer some butter atop the mixture so that it helps the top get brown and crisp during the baking.
Into the oven for ca. 45 minutes at 175C.
In a scoop, apple and banana crumble.
Method for the Vanilla Cream sauce
Combine the milk and cream in a pot, set on low heat. In another pot, whisk the eggs and sugar till they turn a light frothy yellow. Once the milk and cream is warm, temper the eggs with the warm cream, making sure that no lumps form during the process. Once the eggs are tempered, all of it goes into the pot, into the cream, on low heat for about 10 minutes. The mixture in this time, will thicken enough to coat the back of a spoon. Take it off the heat and chill in the refrigerator ca. 4 hours if you want chilled vanilla cream sauce with the crumble. Overnight chilling is fine too.
The ineffable tempt of golden brown crisp and warm molten fruit.
I literally love the look and feel of this hearty dessert that when served, seems recklessly tossed together without much effort or care. And true, it isn't much effort at all, the prep time being less than 20 minutes before it goes into the oven.
The quantity of this dessert is easily varied, so it is one of the best desserts to make if you're having a large dinner crowd over at your place. And when it comes to summer time parties, this dessert runs highly unsurpassed in how readily it gratifies and rounds off a good evening meal.
16 Responses to "Apple banana crumble – a warm dessert for a cold day"
Can we substitute the moscavido sugar with brown sugar?Posted by Helen
We will try to make this interesting recipe for our BBQ party in the church. Will let you know the result.Posted by Helen
Totally making this next week!! Greets from Africa.Posted by Desi
pls forward recipes …..
thanksPosted by karthick
Love the recipe but as I have a very large sweet tooth I put Caramel instead of Maple Syrup and also added chocolate not as good as your but was devine all the same.
MereniaPosted by Merenia
Thanks for publishing this. We just got back from Maui, where we had the most fab Banana Macadamia Nut Crumble at the infamous Mama's Fish House and I am dying for a recipe. Will modify the crumble topping to add the nuts, and try this later in the week!Posted by Marnie
Fantastic photos! This looks to be by far the most appetising recipe for apple & banana crumble on the net – I can't wait to make itPosted by Carmen
Like Joyce I usually only make apple crumble as well. Have never eaten it with banana before. An interesting combination. Your photos make me hungry!Posted by Erica
Mmm… this is a very good idea! I'm gonna try this someday. I usually just make apple crumble but apple with banana ( oats in the crumb) will definitely make my usual recipe A LOT more "professional"! Thanks Cheryl!Posted by Joyce
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You don't have to live in New York City, as I do, to have the Occupy Wall Street movement on your mind. And you don't have to be a member of the Media-Political Industrial Complex to know what it's all about. In fact, not being honored with that dubious distinction is what allows you to see the ideas, values and goals the movement.
Because it's about the separation between that club, and the greater conglomeration known variously known as The Establishment, The Elite and, of course, Conventional Wisdom that is the subject of objection for Occupy Wall Street. What is possible inside the Establishment is impossible outside it, and what matters outside seems not to register inside. As unemployment holds at an unthinkable 9% for an unthinkably long time, The Establishment seriously debates, not the merits of economic austerity, but how to best go about it. As the Federal government of the United States subsidizes pensions at eminently profitable and stable defense contractors, Alan Simpson complains about how the 99% — including those unemployed — have too great a sense of entitlement because they seek to hold onto future benefits that they spend their working lives paying for. Meanwhile, as Daniel Handler related, The Establishment feels entitled to its own personal lane at the local swimming pool. That's what Occupy Wall Street is all about.
You'd think that the arts, especially music, would be free from most of this, a relief from the burdens that all of us, the 100%, experience. Catch a Busby Berkeley picture, and you see both mind-boggling production numbers and an explicit, specific sense of economic desperation behind the scenes; the movies are escapist fantasies for all that still point out the grim reality that the 99% were leaving outside the theater doors. Or in the closing number of 42nd Street, you got it all. Protest songs are protest songs, but everybody sings those, and I imagine even David Brooks, in his private moments, digs a little Bob Dylan.
But the arts aren't free from this, and the responsibility for sullying them usually falls onto the 1%. Most of it is minor and forgivable, like pampering big donors who ensure the survival of organizations. Call that the cost of doing business, and pay it no mind. Such donors, when given power, can harm organizations though, as they've seriously harmed New York City Opera, the proverbial and true "People's Opera." While the future there is uncertain, things may still work out for the best in the long-term, as the opera goes out to the people.
What's worse, and in some ways immoral, is the type of attitude that Michael Kaiser expresses at The Huffington Post. As the President of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, he should know better. But as a member of The Establishment (Arts Division), he clearly doesn't. Kaiser finds the movement of arts criticism from print to digital media "a scary trend." The enemy is the 99%, the bloggers, of course. The enemy is me! In Kaiser's Establishment opinion, since you are reading me on the web I have not been properly "vetted" for knowledge and skill, and because I publish a blog I do not have expert judgement.
The real problem is I don't belong to his club. However, you'll hopefully forgive the self-promotion when I state that I am a critic. I have particular expertise, but that's not essential. Criticism is set of values and morals put into action, expressed in language. Criticism examines the specific merits of each work and performance, discerns the values they proclaim and judges whether they succeed at their own criteria and goals. A critic can say that something works while having the personal opinion (taste) that they didn't "like" it.
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