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    by: Jean-Yves published: 10/21/2021 edited: 10/21/2021 No Comments

    Moist caramelized apple cake

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    Moist Caramelized Apple Cake is the perfect dessert if you don't have much time on your hands.
    That's how I came to make it. There is no time on my hands, few ingredients at hand, and a cake to make at the last minute. With one requirement, that you could put candles in it. No problem, I took up the challenge.
    And what could be better than an apple cake? Everyone likes it, I think, right?
    Come on, I'll tell you how to make it. You'll see, it's very easy, and you can even use your children to help you make it.

    Slices of Moist apple cake on a plate.
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    • Ingredients
    • How to twist the recipe?
    • Tips for Moist caramelized apple cake
    • Conservation
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    Ingredients

    Very few ingredients are needed to make this dessert. However, I advise you to take them of quality. This will not spoil anything and it will be even better.

    Flour: A good all-purpose wheat flour will do very well. Use organic flour if you can find it.

    Eggs: Use organic eggs - don't forget that eggs don't like the fridge, keep them in their carton at room temperature.

    Semi-salted butter: you will need it to cook the apples. The salt will bring out the sweetness of the apples

    Soft butter: very important to bring greediness to the cakes. Take it out in advance so that it is soft enough when you need to work with it.

    Apples: I strongly advise you to use organic apples, which hold up well to cooking. For example, you can use the following varieties: Jonagolds, Granny Smith, Honeycrisp, Melrose, Braeburn, and Cortland.

    Sugars: I use cane sugar for the pastry and vergeoise to caramelize the apples.

    The necessary ingredients for the cake.

    How to twist the recipe?

    If you feel like changing the recipe, you can for example :

    • Add some spelt flour
    • Use pears instead of apples
    • Add chocolate chips to the dough
    • Replace the apples with lemon curd
    • You can use honey to caramelize the apples.

    Tips for Moist caramelized apple cake

    Make sure to cut your apples evenly. This allows for even cooking when caramelizing in the pan.

    Weigh and trim the soft butter ahead of time so that it will be soft when you need to blanch it with the sugar.

    If you don't have vergeoise, use cane sugar. You can also use vanilla sugar.

    To check if your cake is cooked through, you have to stick a knife in the middle of it. If it comes out clean, your cake is done.

    When the cake comes out of the oven, let it cool for about 15 minutes in the pan. This way the sugar and butter will set slightly. It will be even more beautiful when unmoulded.

    Conservation

    I would say that there is little chance that you will have any left. If not, wrap it in cling film and leave it at room temperature.

    It is quite possible to keep it like that for 3 days.

    A slice of the moist apple cake in a gourmet hand.
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    Moist caramelized apple cake

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    Moist Caramelized Apple Cake is the perfect dessert if you don't have much time on your hands.
    That's how I came to make it. There is no time on my hands, few ingredients at hand, and a cake to make at the last minute. With one requirement, that you could put candles in it. No problem, I took up the challenge.
    And what could be better than an apple cake? Everyone likes it, I think, right?
    Come on, I'll tell you how to make it. You'll see, it's very easy, and you can even use your children to help you make it.

    • Author: Jean-Yves
    • Prep Time: 15
    • Cook Time: 30
    • Total Time: 45 minutes
    • Yield: 6 peoples 1x
    • Category: Dessert
    • Method: Oven
    • Cuisine: Western

    Ingredients

    Scale

    The apples

    • 3 Golden apples
    • 1 tablespoon of vergeoise
    • 50 grams of butter ½ salt

    The dough

    • 3 eggs medium size
    • 150 grams of flour
    • 150 grams cane sugar
    • 150 grams of soft butter
    • 1 bag of baking powder

    Instructions

    The apples 

    1. Peel, empty, and cut your apples. Take care to cut them evenly.
    2. Melt the butter in a pan,
    3. Add the apples, then the vergeoise,
    4. Caramelize over low heat.

     The oven

    • Preheat your oven to 180°C in revolving heat.

     The dough

    1. Mix the soft butter cut into pieces and soften with the cane sugar. It should turn white.
    2. Add the eggs one by one,
    3. Mix the yeast with the flour and add to the previous preparation, whisking vigorously,

     Finishing

    1. Mix the apples with the dough and incorporate them with a spatula.
    2. Pour the mixture into a buttered cake tin (lined).
    3. Tap the pan on the work surface.

     Cooking and demolding of the cake

    1. Bake for 35 minutes.
    2. Let cool for 15 minutes, then turn the cake out onto a cooling rack.

    Notes

    • Make sure to cut your apples evenly. This allows for even cooking when caramelizing in the pan.
    • Weigh and trim the soft butter ahead of time so that it will be soft when you need to blanch it with the sugar.
    • If you don't have vergeoise, use cane sugar. You can also use vanilla sugar.
    • To check if your cake is cooked through, you have to stick a knife in the middle of it. If it comes out clean, your cake is done.

    • When the cake comes out of the oven, let it cool for about 15 minutes in the pan. This way the sugar and butter will set slightly. It will be even more beautiful when unmoulded.

    Keywords: cake, apple, caramelized, moist, dessert

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