⅔cupgranulated sugarless if you would like more tart
3Tablespoonsflour
Topping
¼cupbutter
½cupquick oatsother oats will work as well
¼cupflour
½teaspooncinnamonor ginger or nutmeg if preferred
½cupbrown sugarpacked
½cupshredded coconutor chopped pecans, optional
Instructions
Preheat oven to 375°F. Grease a 6 or 8 cup casserole dish and set aside.
Carefully wash raspberries and put on a paper towel or in a colander to drain. Peel rhubarb, similar to celery, by taking a knife and pulling strings if desired. Slice into ⅛ inch slices (no need to be exact).
Place rhubarb into baking dish and top with raspberries. Sprinkle with sugar and flour, tossing to coat. Set aside.
To make topping, using a pastry blender, mix together the butter, oats, flour cinnamon, and sugar. Once fully mixed, use a spoon to stir in coconut or nuts if using. Spoon topping on top of fruit.
Place baking dish on a baking tray (line with parchment in case of any spills).
Bake 35 minutes, until bubbling on the edges. Check if rhubarb is done by using a fork or knife in the center. If it starts to brown but the fruit is not ready, cover loosely with foil or parchment and bake for 5 more minutes. If still not ready, check after 3 minutes until it is cooked to your liking.
Let cool for 5 minutes before serving to thicken the fruit mixture.
Notes
You may use 5 cups of any fruit mixture. If not using rhubarb, cut sugar to 2-3 Tablespoons and flour to 1 Tablespoon. If using frozen fruit, defrost and do not drain fruit.Smart tip: Double the topping and put half in a Ziploc bag in your fridge (or freezer). It will keep for a couple of weeks. Simply add to your next fruit mixture and bake as directed!
Nutrition information does not include optional ingredients or garnish and is an estimate. It may change based on actual ingredients and cooking methods used.