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Hi, I'm Kristin! Join me as I discover the rich culinary traditions of Europe one bake at a time!
Old-Fashioned Irish Apple Cake with Custard Sauce
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In this video, I make a classic Irish Apple Cake from County Kerry, Ireland, served with a rich and creamy custard sauce. This rustic, comforting dessert is perfect for fall baking, featuring tender chunks of apple nestled in a soft, spiced cake.
Traditionally, this cake was baked in a bastible (a heavy pot) over an open fire, a method that adds to its rustic charm. Whether you're looking to recreate an old Irish tradition or simply enjoy a cozy dessert, this Irish Apple Cake is sure to become a fall favorite.
Watch along as I guide you through each step of this simple yet delicious recipe. Don’t forget to try it with the homemade custard sauce for the ultimate indulgence!
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In this video, I make a classic Irish Apple Cake from County Kerry, Ireland, served with a rich and creamy custard sauce. This rustic, comforting dessert is perfect for fall baking, featuring tender chunks of apple nestled in a soft, spiced cake.
Traditionally, this cake was baked in a bastible (a heavy pot) over an open fire, a method that adds to its rustic charm. Whether you're looking to recreate an old Irish tradition or simply enjoy a cozy dessert, this Irish Apple Cake is sure to become a fall favorite.
Watch along as I guide you through each step of this simple yet delicious recipe. Don’t forget to try it with the homemade custard sauce for the ultimate indulgence!
Printable Recipe: www.bakeacrosseurope.com/2024/11/18/irish-apple-cake-kerry-apple-cake/
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Kitchen Ingredients and Equipment I used (affiliate links):
The Irish Cookbook: amzn.to/4hU2LPK
The Complete Irish Pub Cookbook: amzn.to/4hU2LPK
Forgotten Skills of Cooking: amzn.to/4hU2LPK
Cuisinart springform pan: amzn.to/3Xgb9Pq
All Clad Sauce Pan 2 qt: amzn.to/3ILGrYv
Kitchen Scale: amzn.to/3WHOcVi
Mixing Bowls: amzn.to/42cyqmc
Music by Epidemic Sound
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Verdens Beste: Norway's best cake recipe
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Sign up for my free newsletter: bakeacrosseurope.beehiiv.com/subscribe In this cake recipe tutorial, I dive into Norway's national cake, verdens beste, also known as Kvæfjordkake-the cake was dubbed as Norway's national cake in 2002. With roots tracing back to the 1920s, this cake became famous when a Norwegian woman opened a café and wanted to expand her cake offerings. She bought this recipe ...
French Sourdough Pull-Apart Bread
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Sign up for my monthly newsletter: bakeacrosseurope.beehiiv.com/subscribe Join me in today's video to make this rustic and beautiful sourdough bread from France called a couronne bordelaise (crown bread from Bordeaux). This is a medium hydration sourdough that is shaped into a decorative ring by connecting six balls of dough with a dough collar that pops up into a crown shape during baking. I w...
Greek Revani: a semolina syrup cake
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Romanian Paleuri - a 19c French-inspired cookie
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La Coviglia al Caffè - a Neapolitan semifreddo
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Step into the world of Italian culinary heritage with La Coviglia al Caffè, a frozen espresso mousse that embodies the essence of Naples, Italy! Join me as I explore the rich history and exquisite flavors of this classic semifreddo dessert. Semifreddo, known for its irresistibly soft texture even when frozen, combines the velvety richness of egg yolks, sugar, and robust espresso, whipped to cre...
2 Recipes-Apricot cake + Apricot dumplings!
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Rustic French Cherry Dessert from Limousin
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This French crustless tart is made with a thick, pourable batter and is dotted with un-pitted black cherries. Coming from the Limousin region, the cherry clafoutis is indicative of rustic home-cooking in the French countryside. You can add other fresh fruit as well, but it is only called a clafoutis if made with black cherries. Flaugnarde is the name given to this French dessert if made with ot...
A RECIPE + a PEEK into Portuguese-American culture
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Simple cookies from Portugual that are crunchy and perfect for dipping in a cup of coffee or a glass of Port or Madeira. I would describe these as the Portuguese version of the Italian biscotti. I also share with you the history of the Portuguese in the United States and their connection to the whaling and textile industries in New Bedford, Massachusetts, and surrounding areas. Find the recipe ...
BEST chocolate lava cake from Sweden
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3 European fruit desserts you NEED to make this summer!
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Hungarian Flaky Scones + a coffee drink! | Coffeehouses of Europe Series
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The dreamiest coconut toffee cake-Drømmekage
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Shortbread Raspberry Bars from Latvia
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Two layers of shortbread sandwiched together with raspberry jam and topped with icing make up this classic Latvian Alexander Cake. The origins of this cake are a bit obscure. I delve into the history of it trying to determine if this shortbread raspberry cake is indeed from Latvia or from its surrounding countries, Finland, Denmark, or the German-speaking countries. Was this cake created for th...
An Easter cheesecake in a brioche!
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This Romanian Pască is from the cookbook Carpathia by Irina Georgescu. She kindly allowed me to share her recipe for it with you all. This is a buttery braided brioche filled with a luscious cheesecake filling. If I had to pick one dessert to make for Easter, this would be it! The cheesecake filling is flavored with orange liqueur (like Grand Marnier or Cointreau) and raisins are added for an e...
The German Osterlamm Cake made two ways!
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The German Osterlamm Cake made two ways!
Spiced buns traditionally eaten on Good Friday
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Spiced buns traditionally eaten on Good Friday
The secret ingredient to perfect soda bread!
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Fried dough + Polish Carnival traditions!
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Fried dough Polish Carnival traditions!
Raspberry & almond filled cardamom buns!
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Raspberry & almond filled cardamom buns!
A 600 year-old Mardi Gras tradition & recipe!
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A 600 year-old Mardi Gras tradition & recipe!
Only 1 town in the world makes this bread!
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Only 1 town in the world makes this bread!
Łamańce z makiem | Polish Poppy Seed Dippers
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Łamańce z makiem | Polish Poppy Seed Dippers
Raffiuoli - The ORIGINAL Italian Lemon Cookie!
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Raffiuoli - The ORIGINAL Italian Lemon Cookie!
Swedish Pepparkakor | Swedish Gingerbread
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Swedish Pepparkakor | Swedish Gingerbread
Czech Bear Paw cookies | Medvedi Tlapky
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Czech Bear Paw cookies | Medvedi Tlapky
Greek Melomakarona | Orange Syrup Cookies
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Greek Melomakarona | Orange Syrup Cookies
Basler Brunsli | Swiss Chocolate Almond Spice Cookies
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Basler Brunsli | Swiss Chocolate Almond Spice Cookies
Norwegian Christmas Cookies | Bordstabelbakkels | Syv Slag
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Norwegian Christmas Cookies | Bordstabelbakkels | Syv Slag
I've oft reached for Doris Greenspan's apple cake recipe from Around My French Table. This looks like another great go-to recipe for a simple, yet delicious way to use apples! The addition of custard sauce makes this even better! I will need to try this next time I have a craving for apple cake.
I made this today and it delicious! Question though- should it be sticky? I thought the golden syrup would dry as it cooled, but mine didn’t. Did I miss something?
It's pretty sticky, even after cooling. I do agree that's one downside to the bread. But the taste makes up for it!
@ thanks! It is a keeper and I will make this again. ❤️
Hi, I'm wondering if you can give me some info that will help me be successful when my feuerzangenbowle set arrives in the mail. I've made gluhwein for the last 5 years in a pot on the stove but haven't done the feuerzangenbowle yet. Online, a comment said it takes about 1 hour to fully melt the flaming zucker hut over the gluhwein. Obviously, the wine has to be kept hot all that time so the pot has the stereo cup underneath. Last night, on the stove, I heated .75 liters of good red wine from the Burgenland, along with my spices. When the wine was heated, I turned to burner to the lowest setting, "hold warm." In one hour (the estimated time it would take to melt a zucker hut into the pot of gluhwein) one third of my wine had evaporated. So, when my set comes (which holds 3 liters of wine) how can I keep the wine hot while the cone fully melts into the wine, without letting one third (a full liter!) of wine evaporate away? All helpful, informative comments are appreciated. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge with someone who wants to learn to do this correctly.
So! I couldn't get the egg and sugar to the ribbon effect but seemed thick enough.. Also added exactly the amount of each dry ingredient but it was much thicker than how yous looked. Couldnt figure out why you had both flours in equal amounts? Thats probably why it was way too thick.Still in the oven. Will give an update after it's done and served. Wish me luck🤞 well started pouring room temp syrup on cake and it's just not absorbing into the cake. I guess this was a bust for me. All that money and time down the drain. I even had to wait on the semolina flour to come thru the mail.😢
i don't know...normal ordinary people just don't invest that kind of effort and energy into stretching a dough to millimeter thickness...plus the size of that strudel must feed 20 people....which is good if you run a restaurant.......but what about realistic strudels? such as a strudel for a single serving or a 2 serving strudel for 2 people?
@@wdobni I don't know about a single serving recipe, but you could definitely cut the recipe in half and make a smaller one that doesn't curve around the baking sheet.
I ate this cake for new year's eve ..sooo delicious
@DianAroma82 I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Happy new year 🎉 ✨️
you can also make your own sugar cones by simply adding a little water to some sugar, stirring and then packing into a fluted glass like a pilsner glass. Same concept like making a sand castle with a bucket and sand...I believe there is a video on here on how to do it.
@@soleniak thank you for sharing!
The almonds usually get toasted too and instead of granulated sugar confectioners is used. Lemon zest is a nice addition.
Did you use light or dark brown sugar?
Either works! Dark gives a deeper flavor.
@BakeAcrossEurope I'm so excited! Thank you for replying it means a lot, I'll use dark brown!
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Looks wonderful. Going to try baking this.
@@flowerconstancy1580 I hope you enjoy it!
Thanks for sharing
I’m curious why it ends up so boozy if you’re burning off the rum on the sugar.
Not all of it burns off when you pour it through the flame.
I live in Britain.. not sure what rye berries are and if we can get them here?
@@clementine2938 they are the whole rye kernel before it is ground into flour. You might find them online. I'm able to buy them on Amazon here in the US.
What a lovely video and recipe. I shared it with my mother.
@@NellGeisslingerOfficial thank you 😊
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I heard of it from a Lizzie McGuire episode when Lizzie and Kate had to do an assignment for their social studies class on a country which they got Latvia and made this Alexander Torte for dessert!
@@rawansinger77 that's hilarious! This comment made my day. 😄
@BakeAcrossEurope Tysm!
that's cool i've never seen a gelatin sheet before.
This was my first time using one!
This looks like a great cake for autumn, thank you Kristin.
Looks delicious😊😊
Very tempting. Great video.
I can never have enough apple recipes at this time of year! I have a huge haul in the fridge waiting for a dish just like this.
Apples and spices really do hit the spot during these chilly months!
how long do you need to eait before slicing? many ryebreads seem to need something like 24 hrs rest before first slice or else risk a gummy crumb.
@@JoshuaFinancialPL I would definitely wait until the next day for the best result!
My mom passed away and I have the recipes and original forms but I needed a little bit of confidence to make these without her so thank you for making this video.
Wow thank you for the way you explained this recipe.The way you explained everything makes it easy to follow..
@@jeffbielar3347 you're welcome! I hope you get a chance to try making it!
I think you should try to make portuguese pastea de nata! I actually watched your video on the portuguese pumpkin donuts and they came out great 👍
Those are definitely on my list of things to make!
Looks wonderfully delicious🎉
I bet blueberry flavored almonds or cocoa dusted almonds would give it something extra too~
Looks so delicious and tempting, thank you for sharing, big like ❤👍 new friend here, i have a cooking channel too, i've subscribed to your channel 💙🤗🌷
The cream should be a rum-cream. It really makes a difference. Best of luck. Regards, Norwegian Viking.
@@norwegianviking69 I've heard both vanilla and rum flavored are common. I found both options in Norwegian cookbooks and websites.
Just a little niggle here: creme patissiere (nor any custard) should have gelatine in it.
@profelis3312 it's only in there to provide some extra structure so it doesn't ooze out when slicing. Some Norwegian recipes include it, and some don't. This isn't a true French creme pat. It's a Norwegian take on it.
What the hell with those eyebrows...hey, make them bigger, we can't see them
I volunteer to eat anything you make on an off day!
I'll keep that in mind! 😉
Yes, gelatine sheets can be found in most European supermarkets!
I thought so!
I have never heard of this cake before but I can understand why it could be the best in the world!
It's definitely delicious!
You are highly skilled in both videography and cooking :)
Thank you very much 🥰
parchment paper tip was "on point" thank you
You're welcome!
Glad to see you....havent recieved your news letter lately. This is a great recipe for You Tube...different and it looks amazing Thanks for sharing Joie de Vivre
I'm sorry to hear that! Did you receive the September newsletter on cinnamon buns?
I was on a Viking "ocean" cruise on the Mediterranean in the spring, and I had this or something very similar from their Mamsen's Cafe one afternoon. The lovely thick cream was irresistible!
That sounds like an amazing cruise!
Great to see you back! Leaf gelatine is commonly available in the UK,as is vanilla bean. Not cheap but not $30 either!
Happy to be back!
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@@dreizweieinsboom thanks for the tip!
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You're welcome! Thank you for watching!
Very tasty 😋😋
This was delicious!
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One of my favorite cookies!
So delicious! I would love to know how to make your candied orange peel. Thank you