The cherries we picked are the tart/sour cherries, also known as bing cherries. What kind of cherries should I use for Cherry Crisp? In fact, Pumpkin Crisp has been one of the biggest recipes ever here on Dance Around the Kitchen! The Salted Caramel Apple Crisp Bars and the Rhubarb Crunch have been really well-liked, too. A few days ago, I was told the cherries on the tree were ripe and I was welcome to snag some, so heck YES I did! And in true Dance Around the Kitchen fashion, you can bet "mmmm cherry desserts." is the first thing that came to mind!Ĭrisps always seem to be a hit on the blog. His cousins have a beautiful addition on their house that's been the perfect living space for us, not to mention the cows, kitties, chickens, prairie flowers, the fish pond.and so much more. In the meantime, we've been living with one of Zach's cousins. so maybe hectic is an understatement!īut as crazy as it's been, we couldn't be more excited for this next chapter and to raise our girls on the farm here in rural Iowa. We welcomed a baby girl in February, sold our house in May, I left my full-time job in June, we moved back to the farm in July and are currently finalizing house plans. If you've been following Dance Around the Kitchen on Instagram, you know life has been a little hectic for our family lately.
Top with a scoop of ice cream and this is sure to become one of your favorite cherry desserts! Cherry Crisp has a crunchy, buttery oat topping covering a simple tart cherry filling.
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