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You you can either top with ice cream now and share with friends or keep it out on your counter for up to a week to enjoy nightly after dinner.
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Bake until topping is golden brown and delicious! The oozier the better.
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Add fruit mixture to an oven safe dish, add topping and bake at 350 for about 30 minutes
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In a separate bowl mix apricots, a few tablespoons of cornstarch, apricots, berries, brown and cane sugar. Toss the mixture until a syrup forms around the fruit.
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Remove seed from apricots and quarter them
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For the topping, first dice your butter and through it in the freezer till its nice and solid. So about 3 parts flour by 2 parts diced butter 1part brown and white sugar equal blend. Exact measurements aren't necessary.
Mix with your hand until you achieve the consistency of wet sand . There should be pea size chunks of butter.
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