Apple cake
A Netherlands dessert. Ready in about 1 hour 11 minutes. Difficulty: medium.
- 21 minPrep (about)
- 50 minCook (about)
- 1 hr 11 minTotal time
- 4Servings
- MediumDifficulty
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Join the waitlist Not nowIngredients
- 3 eggs
- 5 oz sugar
- 5 oz self-rising flour Shopping tip: Self-rising flour (UK: self-raising).
- 5 oz melted butter
- 2 apples
- Sprinkling ground sugar
Spices & seasonings (3): vanilla extract, ground cinnamon, salt
- ¾ tsp vanilla extract
- ¾ tsp ground cinnamon
- Pinch salt
How to make it
Steps in our own plain words.
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Turn the oven on to 350°F.
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(350˚F) Grease a cake pan plus line it with baking paper.
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Break the four eggs with the sugar in a large bowl.
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Beat till they have tripled in volume plus become fluffy.
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Sift the self-rising baking flour.
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Add it to your egg mixture.
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Fold this.
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Do it over, preserving as much air as possible.
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Add the melted butter.
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Mix until mixed.
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Add vanilla extract, pinch of salt and cinnamon.
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Add your diced apple to the batter and fold them in the batter so that the apple bits are distributed.
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Roll the apple bits through some more cinnamon.
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Pour the batter in your prepared cake pan plus smooth the top with a spatula.
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Place the apple slices over the top of the batter and press lightly.
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Sprinkle optionally with some almond shavings.
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Bake the apple cake in the heat the oven for about 45-50 minutes, till wooden skewer comes out clean when inserted in the center of the cake.
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Remove the cake from the oven.
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Let it cool in your mold for a few minutes.
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Remove the cake from the mold.
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Let cool completely on a wire rack.
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Sprinkle your cooled apple cake with powdered sugar.
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Join the waitlistRecipe from TheMealDB, adapted from the original. Steps rewritten in our own words. Times are estimates.