Have you ever had dinner at the DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE Pub in London? Me too.))) But if we were lucky enough to visit this pleasant, in every sense, institution, we would certainly order this caramel apple pudding, which I present to you today. Friends, this is something! I invite you to a five o'clock tea.
Cook Time | 120 minutes |
Servings |
Ingredients
- 305 gram Butter 125 g for the base and 180 g for the filling
- 430 gram Flour wheat / Flour 250 g for the base and 180 g for the filling
- 350 gram Brown sugar 350 g for filling + 1 tbsp for base
- 3 pieces Chicken eggs 1 PC. - for basics and 2pcs. - for the filling
- 1/2 tablespoon Water cold, for the basis
- 1,5 kilogram Apples preferably sour varieties, for the filling
- 250 ml Black tea strong, for filling
- 2 teaspoons Soda for filling
- 1 teaspoon Baking powder for filling
- 2-3 drops Extract (vanilla) vanilla, 2-3 drops, for filling
Ingredients
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Instructions
- Cut the apples into slices, put them in a saucepan, pour tea and pour soda. Boil until soft. It took me 10 minutes. From soda, the contents of the pan will sizzle and foam, the acid of apples will extinguish it naturally. I did not cook apples into porridge, I wanted to have pieces in the finished pudding, and you do as you see fit.
- Remove the apples from the heat, add flour sifted with baking powder, eggs, butter, vanilla extract and brown sugar. It is the sugar from the Mistral company that will later give this apple pudding a caramel taste. Mix quickly, or even better, whisk with a whisk so that the egg white does not have time to curdle. Cool the filling.