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Dutch Baby Pancake with Maple Syrup Glazed Apples

IngredientsPancake 1

For the Pancake
3 eggs (size L)
160 ml milk
100 g flour
1 level tsp. cinnamon
Pinch of salt
3 tbsp. cold butter

For the apples:
1 apple, washed, pitted, divided into eights
1 handful almonds, roughly chopped
1 tbsp. brown sugar
2 tbsp. maple syrup

Others:
Saucepan
Skillet
Powdered sugar

 

Preparation:

1. Put pan in the oven and preheat to 220°C.

2. Beat eggs in a bowl. Mix flour, cinnamon and salt and mix it into the egg batter, alternating with the milk. Set aside.

3. Put almonds in the sauce pan and roast them for a little while. Add apples, sugar and maple syrup and stir on medium heat until sugar has dissolved and everything has thickened. Lower temperature and keep that way until apples have become soft, but are not falling apart yet.

4. As soon as the oven is preheated, carefully remove the skillet and equally spread the butter until melted. Mix the batter once again; pour batter into the skillet and return immediately into oven. Bake for 20 minutes (might be a bit shorter, depending on whether the edges brown too quickly).

The dough will rise after around 10 minutes and then fall down again at some point, or when opening the oven. So don’t be surprised!

5. Turn out the oven, open the door and wait a bit. Then remove skillet from the oven, place apples in the middle and serve immediately.

Kaja Hengstenberg

When asking Kaja for her nationality it is "European". Being half German and half Polish and after having lived in many different places it is hard for her to decide for a single one. She moved to Brussels in the beginning of November 2016 to become a part of the Bubble. Although she has studied European studies and Public Policy, her other big interest is: food - a hobby she shares on her blog 'The Recipe Suitcase', where she writes either about food prepared by herself or recommending one of the many restaurants she visits around Europe.

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