RECIPE: REC: Grandma's Marzipan Stuffed Roasted Apple Cake (Omas Marzipan Bratapfelkuchen)

RECIPE:

richard-in-cincy

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Ingredients for 16 pieces:

2 untreated lemons

1/2 liters of clear apple juice

100 ml Calvados

125 g + 125 g sugar

1 cinnamon stick

10 small tart apples (about 1.5 kg)

Butter and flour for the mold

125 g Marzipan almond paste

100 g apricot jam

125 g soft butter

1 package vanilla sugar, salt

3 eggs,

200 g flour

2 level tsp baking powder

75 g whipped cream

Pearl and powdered sugar to decorate

Pastry bag or small plastic sandwich bag

Preparation:

1. Wash lemons and dry them. Using a vegetable peeler, peel the zest from lemon #1 in a long thin spiral, Zest lemon #2 with a zester. Press the juice from both lemons.

In a large saucepan, combine 1/2 l water, apple juice, Calvados, 125 g sugar, cinnamon stick, lemon juice and lemon spiral and bring to a simmer.

2. Peel apples and cut out the cores with an apple corer. put apples into the boiling broth, simmer covered 10 minutes. Remove apples with slotted spoon and drain, cool.

3. Butter a springform pan (26 cm diameter, about 8 cm high) and flour. Grate the Marzipan coarsely, and stir into the jam until creamy.

4. Beat the butter, 125 g sugar, vanilla sugar, 1 pinch of salt and lemon zest until creamy. Beat in eggs one by one. Sift together flour and baking powder, stir flour and the cream into the egg mixture.

Spread in the prepared pan. Sink the prepared apples side by side into the batter. Put the marzipan mixture into a pastry bag or sandwich bag, cut down a small area, and pipe the filling into the center of each apple.

5. Bake in preheated oven 175° C for 50-60 minutes. Allow to cool. Decorate with pearl and icing sugar.

Preparation time: 1 hour (baking time 50-60 min, cooling period about 3 hours)

 
You are welcome...

but in this case, this would not be my Oma. smileys/smile.gif However, this is an old tasty recipe from someone else's Oma. Very good and makes a great presentation for company dinners.

 
Wow! This sounds wonderful. I wish you had a picture, I'd love to see the finished product!

 
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