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Chef John's Apple Dumplings

Chef John's Apple Dumplings

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I love a slice of apple pie as much as the next guy, but wanting to eat a slice isnt the same thing as wanting to eat three or four slices, which is what generally ends up happening when I make one from scratch. This isnt an issue for people with large families, but for the rest of us, this is a perfect alternative. Christoph: In Germany we call this technique Backapfel and its more than 1000 years old, with an without dough An since about 500 years we replace the knob of butter with marzipan covered with cinnamon or all those beautiful winter/Christmas spices (cloves, cardamom, star anise etc. And and if we were really good and sweet, mama cut the apples into thin slices, mixed them with sugar, vanilla, raisins, a bit of apple brandy and cinnamon, pulled a very thin strudel dough, coated with kilos of liquid butter, the apple mass filled into it and the whole formed into a long roll and gently baked This is the most sensational apple strudel you have ever eaten
Date: 2020-02-08

Comments and reviews: 9


Back when I was a kid and dinosaurs still roamed the earth, we used to make a variation of this when we went camping. Core some apples, plug one end with a marshmallow, fill with cinnamon sugar and plug with another marshmallow. Wrap the whole thing up in aluminum foil and bake in the coals of the campfire. Absolutely one of the very best desserts you could ever have under the stars
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Townsend's did an 18th century version of these a couple of years ago, although of course as an 18th century recipe it was boiled in a cloth like a pudding (and most dumplings) instead of baked. He also filled the core with orange marmalade instead of cinnamon sugar. You guys really should do a crossover video. You'll just have to dress up like Benjamin Franklin to fit in.
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As my dad always said about cooking errors, hey, that's what it would look like as soon as you cut into it. He wasn't much into presentation. Obviously. So I will try this and teach my granddaughter how to do it. She is only 2, but loves helping in the kitchen. Thank you for all of your teaching moments
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These look delicious. The closest I have had are plum dumplings when I was a child. I believe they were boiled, not baked, and the dough was pillowy -- not like a pie crust at all. The dough would absorb some of the plum flavor, and combined with the its texture, eating them was a unique experience.
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Yes, love cinnamon toast TYSM for this video and recipe It IS the right season for it too October through March So is this Apple Dumpling recipe. nice and seasonal Well, any season as individuals wish. Not hard to do either Blessings and thank you for all you do Have a great day
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My wife's grandmother made this type of dumpling for me when she was able to cook. The recipe was from a recipe book from the 1800's. It was by far one of the best desert I've ever had. She poured heavy cream over the apple when finished, instead of ice cream.
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Now I want to make these Baked Apple Pie Balls. But I have a question. I love cinnamon with apples but my Mom can't eat anything with cinnamon. What would be a good replacement for cinnamon in this receipe? Would lemon zest be a good replacement for cinnamon?
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This looks awesome. I once scooped out some granny smith apples like lil pumpkins and tossed the apple bits in a cinnamon brown sugar syrup, then filled the apple shells back in and topped with a pie crust lattice to bake. I really want to try your recipe now
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Chef John, just made your buttermilk fried chicken recipe last night. All I can say is. girlfriend and dogs were constantly trying to grab the finished pieces as I pulled them out of the fryer. Nobody in this house has any self-control, apparently
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