So, few days ago I read an article about how the
half of the food produced for West Europe, gets thrown away. I thought that
almost every one of us has something in their cupboard which is about to expire
and we are going to get rid of that stuff. So, why not using it? I remembered
the apples in my cupboard (Yes! I hold my apples in the cupboard), which
were there for like ‘ages’. And I decided to make some apple pie, though it is
more like an apple sponge cake then a pie, and it is more traditional
Lithuanian way of making apple cake, then a British one. Also, it can be made
to the cupcakes or with different fruits (like berries, peaches etc.), however
I don’t recommend adding bananas as they are going to make the cake really dry. Though, later this week I am going to share the banana bread recipe.
Ingredients:
·
175g of unsalted butter;
·
4 medium eggs;
·
1 cup of sugar;
·
1 tsp. of baking soda;
·
Pinch of salt (note: I am adding it in almost every pastry as it makes the tastes to
flow together easier);
·
2,5 cup of flour;
·
4 apples (or other fruits);
·
Cinnamon (as much as you like);
·
Optional: A bottle of chocolate sauce.
Making:
1. Pre-heat
the oven to 170oC;
2. Cut
the apples in little slices and add them to the fridge until you need them (freezing
helps the fruit not to sink to the bottom then you add them);
3. Melt
the butter in the little pot on the little heat and chill it;
4. Add
the eggs, sugar, baking soda, salt and flour (if you think the dough is to thick,
you can add some milk, because the dough has to be as the one for the
cupcakes);
5. Cover
the pan with the butter or if you are going to make cupcakes put the cupcake
cases to the pan, and pour the dough;
6. Add
the apple slices on the top and pour the cinnamon;
7. Bake
for 30 minutes and pour the sauce (if you have some) on the top, so it will
soak in.
Enjoy!
I'm going to try these here's my latest apple recipe http://www.ultimatepancakes.com/2013/01/carmel-apple-upside-down-pancake-thinly.htm
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