Autumn is the time of fragrant pears. Autumn is the time of fig ripening. This pie is prepared very simply, and a schoolgirl will cope. Well, if you are unlucky enough to buy fresh figs, you can replace it with any other fruit.
Collect the dry mixture of peas, make a recess and pour in the beaten egg and melted butter.
Then add the yogurt at room temperature.
Knead the dough. It is better to do this with a mixer, since the dough turns out to be relatively liquid and sticks to your hands.
Put the dough in a bowl sprinkled with flour. “Smash” at the bottom. Tighten with a film or cover with a cloth and put in a warm place for proofing.
When the dough rises for the first time (after about an hour), knead the dough. Let it rise (50 minutes at a temperature of 25 * C) and press down again.
Transfer to a pre-greased and lightly floured form. Mash at the bottom.
Let it ascend for the third time under the same conditions.
Wash and dry the pears and figs. Cut pears into slices, figs into slices (I cut into 6 slices). I didn’t peel pears, but then I regretted it.
Lay out the fruit, alternating slices of pear and fig. This should be done as tightly as possible. I put some in, the fruit was left. Then it was a pity.
Bake in a preheated oven at 180 * C until cooked (about 40-50 minutes). Check with a toothpick.
Cool the finished cake slightly in the mold, then take it out and put it on the grill. Cover with a napkin until completely cooled. Before serving, sprinkle the cake with powdered sugar.