Poured apple pie is one of those cakes with a perfect taste and smells that have remained in my fondest memory since childhood. Many call this cake magical due to its extremely simple preparation without the need for rolling the dough, and anyone can make it with ease.
Namely, the layers in this pie are arranged by alternating layers of wet and dry ingredients, which are combined into a dough during baking. Maybe, like me when I made this recipe for the first time, you will wonder if everything will turn out right in the end, but this pie is guaranteed to be a success for everyone.
All the ingredients come together nicely during baking – the two lower layers thanks to the moisture of the apples, and the topmost layer with the help of butter, which we sliced โโon top in the form of leaves. It thus gives a special taste to this enticing dessert with truly excellent taste.
This apple pie is one of those tried-and-true old-fashioned cakes that you can never go wrong with, and enjoyment is guaranteed. You will make it often because everyone in the house loves it, but also because it does not require a lot of effort – much more time will be spent on baking than on preparation.
Snap Apple Pie
Ingredients
- Dry ingredients for the dough
- 350 g semolina
- 250 g of plain flour
- 200 g of sugar
- 10 g of baking powder
- 10 g of vanilla sugar
- Wet ingredients for the filling
- 1.5 kg of unpeeled apples
- 200 g of sugar
- 1 teaspoon of cinnamon
- Other:
- 150 g of butter or margarine
- powdered sugar for decoration
Instructions
Peel the apples and grate them into large pieces
Mix grated apples, sugar, and cinnamon in a bowl and set aside
Pour semolina into a large mixing bowl, and add flour, sugar, baking powder, and vanilla sugar
Mix everything well with a whisk
Grease a 33x19 cm baking pan with butter or margarine
Weigh out a third of the dry mixture (a mixture of semolina, flour, and sugar) and spread it evenly on the bottom of the pan
Shake to distribute the mixture, and smooth with a spoon
Weigh out half of the apple filling and spread it over the first dry layer in the pan
Use a spoon to spread the apple juice all over the pan
Weigh the same amount of dry mixture again, and spread it over the apples
Spread the rest of the apples in the pan as the fourth layer
Again, use a spoon to spread the apple juice all over the pan
In the end, spread the rest of the dry mixture over the apples and level it well
Cut the butter into thin sheets and spread them on top
The cake is baked in an oven heated to 180 degrees for 45 minutes
Sprinkle the cooled cake with powdered sugar before cutting and serving
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