Three Berry Crisp

This was a recipe I created on the fly last summer and it's one of our favorites... perfect for a spring dessert... especially with homemade ice cream!Three Berry Crisp - Snow White2 pts. raspberries2 C halved and pitted cherries2 C blueberries2 C oatmeal (quick or old fashioned)1/4 C butter at room temperature1 C packed brown sugar, divided2/3 C whole wheat flour + 2 T flour2 T cinnamonStart with freshly washed berries: 2 pts. of raspberries, 2 C halved and pitted cherries, and 2 C blueberries... taste to insure excellency :)

Make the delicious topping, combine oatmeal with room temperature butter, 3/4 C brown sugar, flour and cinnamon.Begin the mixing process... (and get an arm workout!)Mix until the topping is crumbly ... again, taste to insure excellence :)Lightly spray a 9x13 pan with cooking spray, and then spread the berries in the pan. I layered the blueberries and cherries on the bottom and topped with the raspberries.

Then, coat with 2-3 T of flour and stir well. Sprinkle remaining brown sugar (more or less to taste) over the berries. The more you use, the sweeter the final crisp will be. I used about 2 T... and it's good, but tart.Next, cover up all those berries with the cinnamon-oatmeal topping.And, bake at 375 for 25-30 minutes. It smelled soooo good after about 10 minutes I had to peak...the berries were bubbling :)Wait (if you can...it will be a challenge) for the berry crisp to set for about 15-25 minutes before devouring. Remember optimal foraging?

See, don't the berries just bring a little sping to the table? This dessert would go great for an Easter brunch!

This recipe is shared at Tasty Tuesday and Tempt My Tummy Tuesday!