Ginger Pear Coffee Cake with Almond Shortbread Crumble. A lightly spiced coffee cake with chunks of fresh pear baked inside, then topped with a buttery almond shortbread crumble.

Ginger Pear Coffee Cake with Almond Shortbread Crumble Topping
Originally published June, 2021.
This delicious coffee cake was born of the necessity to put to good use some of the large bag of pears we bought last weekend. Pears are Spouse’s favourite fruit so I decided to “pair” them with ginger, which is probably Spouses favourite spice.

Ginger Pear Coffee Cake with Almond Shortbread Crumble Topping

We like Bartlett pears for this recipe but use your own favourite if you prefer.
I added a little of my favourite Chinese five spice to the mix and since the almond shortbread crumble topping was such a success on our Cherry Swirl Almond Crumble Coffee Cake I decided to add it to this one as well. My willing taste-testers at the office had this moist, delicious coffee cake reduced to crumbs in minutes.

Ginger Pear Coffee Cake with Almond Shortbread Crumble Topping
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Alison
Saturday 30th of October 2021
5350 degrees F? 350 I'm assuming. ;-)