Pear and Amaretto Crumble Cake
Cookbook
Page 218
Course: Cakes
almond flour
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This cake screams autumn with its spices, pears, apples, walnuts…..
Like some of the savoury recipes in this book, the ingredient list is long and you have to wonder just where the authors are going with that particular combination of flavours. Of course, they all end up working together beautifully in the end.
It’s basically an oil-based quickbread where the dry are mixed with the wet ingredients, though there are some whipped egg whites to contend with as well. I baked the batter in a 9”x5” lo... Read more
Like some of the savoury recipes in this book, the ingredient list is long and you have to wonder just where the authors are going with that particular combination of flavours. Of course, they all end up working together beautifully in the end.
It’s basically an oil-based quickbread where the dry are mixed with the wet ingredients, though there are some whipped egg whites to contend with as well. I baked the batter in a 9”x5” lo... Read more
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Zosia is so correct about this cake - though it did taste good in the spring! Wonderful flavor, and I'm glad there is a bit left so I can taste more tomorrow.
The crumble topping benefited from an addition of ground almonds. I prepared 10% of the crumble mix (the recipe is geared toward a restaurant), then felt it had too much butter, so added about 3T of ground almonds.
Just make this cake, its amazing. That said, its preparation led to me using seven bowls!