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Baked Persimmons with Sunflower Seed Spelt Streusel


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The seedy spelt streusel adds deliciously crunchy texture and a hint of cinnamon to this simple baked fruit dessert. Serve them warm or at room temperature with a dollop of whipped cream. Substitute persimmons with plums or pears as you wish.

Baked Persimmons with Sunflower Seed Spelt Streusel

adapted from here
  • 2 Ripe persimmons
  • 40 g Wholegrain spelt flour
  • 30 g Sunflower seeds, ground
  • 40 g Sunflower seeds
  • 20 g Raw brown sugar
  • 1/2 tsp Cinnamon powder
  • Pinch of salt
  • 40 g Butter, diced
  1. Prheat the oven to 200C/400F. Cut each persimmon into half. Place persimmon halves, cut side up, in a baking dish.
  2. In a medium bowl, add spelt flour, ground sunflower seeds, sunflower seeds, raw brown sugar, cinnamon and salt. Rub in butter until moist crumbs form.
  3. Divide the streusel evenly over the top of the persimmon halves and bake in the middle of the hot oven for 12-15 minutes until golden brown and crisp.

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71 comments:

great-secret-of-life 2/11/15 08:51

Interesting dessert. Looks good. lovely crispy outer layer

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Nammi 2/11/15 08:54

Wow I love persimmon although its rarely available over here love this recipe .

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Rosa's Yummy Yums 2/11/15 09:35

A fabulous dessert/treat! I really love the idea.

Cheers,

Rosa

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Sharon D. 2/11/15 11:22

Beautiful treat! I can imagine how yummy it is to bite into this. Persimmons are one of my favourite fruits!

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Beth 2/11/15 11:45

I never see persimmons for sale, and yet I saw them the other day and wondered what I could do with them. If they're still in the store, I know what I'll do with them!

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Amy (Savory Moments) 2/11/15 12:44

Angie I had to come see these as soon as I saw it posted on FB! These look so lovely. Persimmons are such a delicious fruit and this is a unique way to enjoy them.

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Green Thumb 2/11/15 12:51

I imagine it to be so yummy. I guess I can try this once using pear instead.

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Dannii @ Hungry Healthy Happy 2/11/15 13:10

I saw persimmons the other day and it reminded me that I have never cooked with them. This looks like a great first way to try them. Delicious!

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Monica 2/11/15 15:10

What a unique way to use persimmons! Great quick recipe and a lovely dessert.

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ZazaCook 2/11/15 16:00

What a gorgeous dessert for autumn!

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cheyanne @ No Spoon Necessary 2/11/15 17:01

Spelt has been on my "must try" list for ages! These baked and stuffed persimmons look like THE perfect way to finally try it! I mean, sunflower seed spelt steusel?! I HAVE to try that! This looks just delicious! Cheers and thanks for sharing, dear! <3

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Harriet Emily 2/11/15 17:21

These persimmons look so amazing Angie! I love the sound of the spelt streusel. Such a delicious and healthy dessert!

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Kelly 2/11/15 17:33

This is such a creative way to use persimmons! Love the spelt streusel, they look delicious, Angie!

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Medeja- CranberryJam 2/11/15 17:38

This is unique and healthy dessert!

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grace 2/11/15 17:40

there are many fruits i've never tried, but most are obscure. i have no excuse, however, for never tasting persimmons--they're definitely around! this is a delightful creation, angie--bravo.

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Hema 2/11/15 17:58

Healthy and delicious treat, might be I can try this using pears..

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norma chang 2/11/15 22:33

I always eat persimmons fresh never thought of cooking them, great idea,

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The Yum List 2/11/15 22:52

I've never thought of cooking persimmons. I bet they're just lovely warmed.

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Alida 2/11/15 22:59

This is great idea. I had a few persimmons this year.. they are so sweet just like eating jam!
Very original this recipe.

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Juliana 2/11/15 23:07

I have never had "cooked" persimmons...this is such an interesting recipe Angie...always learning something...
Have a wonderful week ahead :)

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Unknown 2/11/15 23:48

this is a gorgeous dessert Angie, I can probably eat it for snack too! ;)

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Unknown 2/11/15 23:50

WOW! It looks gorgeous, Angie!

PS. It's Marcela from tortadellafiglia I moved to tastefolio.com! Hope you'll like it :)

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Tricia Buice 3/11/15 00:00

So simple but so creative! I bet this tastes wonderful. Brilliant Angie!

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Pame Recetas 3/11/15 00:24

I had never seen baked persimons, but this looks lovely, so I will try it when we it's time here on the other hemisphere! Big hugs

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Liz That Skinny Chick Can Bake 3/11/15 01:24

Persimmons are a local crop---but I have never even tasted one! My girlfriend makes persimmon pudding every Thanksgiving---and I have her recipe. And now yours! I really have no excuse :) Your baked persimmons look delish!

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Copycake kitchen 3/11/15 04:09

Baked persimmons sound special to me! I bet it taste good too :)

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Rafeeda AR 3/11/15 07:09

I wouldn't have the patience to wait for the persimmons to bake, would eat it right up! Hehe... Lovely idea of making it a healthy dessert...

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Sokehah cheah 3/11/15 15:22

Have never thought of baked persimmons, always had them fresh. Thanks for sharing and those clicks look so good!

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ami@naivecookcooks 3/11/15 15:56

Angie such a delicious idea and I love how you baked persimmons with sunflower seed!! So CREATIVE!!

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Shashi at SavorySpin 3/11/15 16:25

Angie - I never thought to bake a persimmon before - what a fabulous recipe! Love the spelt strudel!

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Abbe@This is How I Cook 3/11/15 17:44

I fell in love with persimmons after spending time in Israel. They ate them like apples there. Here each persimmon costs $2 a piece! This looks super Angie and I wish I could have it right now!

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Adina 3/11/15 18:32

I discovered persimmons only a couple of years ago and I just love them, I am eating tones of them in winter. Their season has just started and I am so happy. I love this recipe, so original, I have never cooked persimmons, I have always just ate them raw. I have to try this.

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fimere 3/11/15 20:04

un dessert parfait et délicieux
bonne soirée

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Holy_Food 3/11/15 20:41

Very unique and delicious recipe.
Thanks foe sharing.

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Cheri Savory Spoon 3/11/15 21:23

Wow! Angie, I have only had persimmons once. Love the way you spiced it up here to make it so special.

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Ashley@CookNourishBliss 3/11/15 21:42

I love baked fruit desserts like this! That streusel sounds wonderful!

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Evelyne CulturEatz 3/11/15 22:01

Most original dessert I have seen in a while! A baked persimmon with topping. And I bet a sunflower streudel is very good.

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Emma @ Bake Then Eat 3/11/15 23:28

I am so happy persimmon season is back, these look great :D

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Nippon Nin 4/11/15 00:44

I have so many good memories with persimmons...I think they're lovely fruits. This is very unique method and love the idea...so curious, I must try this! Gorgeous pics (always)!

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Vicki Bensinger 4/11/15 12:14

I've never tried baked persimmons but I imagine it brings out all the sweet rich flavored. I enjoy baked fruits so this would be a nice change to try. I rarely do anything with persimmons, I need to change that. Thanks for the inspiration.

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Tania | My Kitchen Stories 4/11/15 12:25

Congratulations Angie you have made persimmons look appealing to me- a first.

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Claudia 4/11/15 15:22

I love the mixture of flavors. Haven't seen persimmons yet - but coming soon. You do make everything so lovely and inviting.

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Pam 4/11/15 18:21

What a beautiful and delicious dessert. YUM!

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Karen (Back Road Journal) 4/11/15 20:27

I've never has persimmons and now I'm intrigued…your streusel sounds like a nice topping for other fruits as well.

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Debra Eliotseats 4/11/15 23:06

I have never had the opportunity to bake/cook with persimmons. Great recipe, Angie.

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Cathleen 5/11/15 00:30

Whoa!! I have never thought of baking persimmons! This looks delicious!

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Eva Taylor 5/11/15 03:01

What an interesting dessert, I've had a persimmon before but not for a very long time., the streusel topping also looks rather interest.
Eva http://kitcheninspirations.wordpress.com

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Scott S. 5/11/15 03:51

This is a lovely recipe Angie. I always seem persimmons at this time of the year but I'm never sure what to do with them. Now I do!

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Christine Ho 5/11/15 15:35

Persimmon is a scarce produce here. Once I see some, will surely grab some back home. Your baked persimmons are so intriguing, Angie.

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Nadia's Healthy Kitchen 5/11/15 22:22

Looks absolutely delicious Angie :D I'm loving persimmons at the moment and eating loads of them! :D

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Amy 6/11/15 01:43

these look so good. I just got some persimmons from my in-laws garden. can't wait to try this yummy treat!

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Dawn @ Words Of Deliciousness 6/11/15 04:09

I don't think I have ever seen persimmons sold where I live. But I think that this would be wonderful with pears or plums as you suggest. I have made a recipe similar to this using peaches. I love simple dessert such as this one. So yummy!

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mjskit 6/11/15 04:50

Oh my goodness...is it persimmon season already? A season I look forward to every year! This is a super fabulous way to enjoy such a glorious fruit! This is a must make! Thanks Angie!

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Peachy @ The Peach Kitchen 7/11/15 04:57

My mother loves Persimmons! I'm sure she'd love this.

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eatgood4life.blogspot.com 9/11/15 02:11

Wow this is so creative. I would have never thought of making this myself. Such a healthier option.

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Roz | La Bella Vita Cucina 9/11/15 15:42

What a wonderful dessert for fall, Angie! We once had a persimmon tree and always enjoyed its fruit! So did our horses! I love streusel on just about any baked fruit!

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Sophie's Foodie Files 9/11/15 20:32

I love your adaption way more then the original recipe. I Will make this recipe tomorrow afternoon. I happen to have all the ingredients in the house,...inlast am a big sunflower seed lover!

mmmmmmmmmm!

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Nava K 10/11/15 04:28

Seldom I make such a dish but................. so nice. Wish I taste some.

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Ana Regalado 10/11/15 07:56

I haven't had persimmon in years ! I just love the flavor and texture contrast of your baked goodies .

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Kiran @ KiranTarun.com 10/11/15 23:46

Looks mouthwatering and so delicious!

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SavoringTime in the Kitchen 12/11/15 15:48

We don't see permissions very often here but they are beautiful and delicious! What a wonderful way to serve them - a la baked apple with a luscious crumble topping that's healthy too.

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Koko 13/11/15 19:40

I've only had persimmons a handful of times, and I love them. I have never had them baked before...sounds to die for!

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