24 July 2011
Apple Bake
Apples 12
Flour 5 cups
Baking powder 5 tsp
Milk to mix +/- 1 L
Butter 250 g
Vanilla essence 4 tsp
Sugar 250 g
Eggs 6
Method
1. Remove cores from apples and grate them
2. Mix flour, sugar, eggs, baking powder, butter, vanilla essence and grated apples together
3. Add milk to mixture until the right consistency for a pudding is achieved
4. Pour mixture into a greased bain-marie insert
5. Put insert into a preheated oven of 180 degrees Celsius
6. Bake for 35 min and tests with knife to check that the pudding is cooked through.
Chef Tips
Slice 2 apples into thin round slices and put on top of pudding before baking.
You can add any chopped nuts if preferred.
Honey can be drizzled over when serving.
A butterscotch sauce (see recipe) can be poured over the pudding when removing hot out of oven. (Leave out butter and vanilla essence in recipe if you prefer to use this sauce)
Butterscotch Sauce
Water 300 ml
Vanilla essence 30 ml
White sugar 250 g
Brown sugar 250 g
Butter 100 g
Cream 300 ml
Method
1. Add water and sugar to a pot and put on heat
2. Stir water in pot to dissolve all the sugar
3. Add vanilla essence and butter to pot
4. Stir until butter is dissolved
5. Remove pot from heat
6. Add cream to pot and stir until well mixed
7. Pour sauce over hot pudding that is perforated to soak properly
Chef Tips
Do not boil cream otherwise it will split and form an oily layer.