With all the apples coming into the farmer's markets and fall holiday celebrations going on, I wanted to make an apple cake for a dinner with friends, and decided on this apfelkuchen, a German Apple Cake.
The cake itself is put together like most other cakes - butter creamed with sugar, eggs (here, just the yolks), and then flour and milk. I added the milk and flour alternately, beginning and ending with flour:
The batter is then lightened with beaten egg whites:
And layered in the bundt cake pan with chopped apples. I added cinnamon to the recipe for a bit of extra flavor, though the cake would be good as written:
The heavy, rich batter puffed around the apples as the cake baked:
and the cake itself turned out fairly well from the pan even though the layers of apples inside made for a more fragile pastry:
The cake did fall apart upon eating!
The batter is then lightened with beaten egg whites:
And layered in the bundt cake pan with chopped apples. I added cinnamon to the recipe for a bit of extra flavor, though the cake would be good as written:
The heavy, rich batter puffed around the apples as the cake baked:
and the cake itself turned out fairly well from the pan even though the layers of apples inside made for a more fragile pastry:
The cake did fall apart upon eating!
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