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Apple pie fudge - (milopita me pandespani)

recipe:Apple pie fudge
Apple pie fudge



Greek : Μηλόπιτα με παντεσπάνι
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INGREDIENTS

  • 8 apples
  • 3 cups flour
  • 1 1/2 cup sugar
  • 8 eggs
  • 2 spoons butter
  • 1 sachet baking powder
  • Icing sugar
  • 1 doze of vanilla powder

METHOD

Mix the flour with the baking powder. Seperate the egg whites from the yolks. Beat the yolks with the sugar and the vanilla powder. Beat the egg whites to make a tight marengue. Pour in the yolk mixture the flour and the marengue and stir lighlty. Empty the mixture in a buttered baking pan. Clean the apples, cut them in thin slices and place them on top of the dough, in a way that half of each slice of apple is dipped into the dough. Bake in moderate oven for 30 minutes. Remove from the oven, let it cool and dredge icing sugar over the apple pie.


 
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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 23/04/04
Was a vey good food hope to try it again!!! from katie

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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 13/05/04
Doesn't say how many people it serves, what is a moderate oven, what is a doze of vanilla powder, what is a sachet, what size pan, what is a tight marengue???????????

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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 28/05/04
Why did the greek use this food?

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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 25/10/04
We made the recipe and it came out pretty good. it is not too sweet and it is heavy. we used 1 tsp of baking powder and about 2 tsps of vanilla instead of vanilla powder. we used an icing that we use for cinnamon roles. overall the recipe was easy to make.

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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 15/11/04
I have no idea what vanilla powder is or a tight marengue or a sachet. it would help to know what those are. i used 1 tsp. of baking powder and 1 tsp. of vanilla and it came out fine. it was very good. i also think you should put the serving size.

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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 01/12/04
Tight marengue is a fluffy white mixtue which is used usually on lemon-marengue pies! duh! tight marengue means it is stiff when u peak it !

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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 05/01/05
It would really be nice if it said the temp. to cook it at and how many ppl it feeds..... stuff like that....i am doin a school project and have to write a cookbook and you guys have some really good recipes but you know what i mean

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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 07/12/04
I am making this for a school project on greece and it doesnt say how much poeple it feeds or what temp. you need to cook it... please fix these problems...it is hard to cook...thanks!

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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 08/03/05
It is ok its not the best but good i think people might like it because we all like different things

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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 13/04/05
I found the recipe quite tasty ohh and it makes 1 9'' by 13'' size pan and merengue is the egg whites beat with sugar until it becomes fluffy ohh and wuts the pount of cursing on a reply board thing just say i like it or i dont thats all u have to say hope that this post help u all to understand the recipe better

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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 13/04/05
Ohh yeah before i forget you should put it in the oven at 350 degrees hope you like it bye

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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 28/04/05
How much does it serve? im doing a school project and i have about 22 in the class and i dont know how much it makes!?!?!? please post soon!!

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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 29/09/05
Greek people are wierd!

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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 29/09/05
What is the icing sugar ??

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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 15/01/06
I can't believe how rude some of you are being. grow up. the world does not cater itself to your liking, get over it.

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Re: Apple pie fudge
Posted on 07/12/05
Ok, here's the background on euro's ingredients: vanilla sugar is just regular sugar flavored with vanilla. you can use 1 tsp. liquid vanilla along with your sugar. a sachet is the way their baking powder comes in (small packets) usually it measures 1 tblsp. the meranque is just egg whites beaten until stiff. a doze refers to tsp or tblsp. (use your judgement to taste re: flavor strength to prefer) moderate oven is in usa 350 temp. as far as size of pan, eyeball it - if it's more than 2cups liquid batter it will overflow in a 9x11 pan. the bigger the pan the thinner the cake and so on. sugar icing is just basically either 1/2 cup milk or water with enough powdered sugar to make a thick syrup. hope all this helps. good luck! :)

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Re: me 2
Posted on 05/05/06
I just can't find any easy food to make

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