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baked apple dessert, BARBY, FRANCE

A recipe from my #1 Amazon bestseller The Great Mediterranean Comfort Food Tour
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BAKED APPLE DESSERT
Martine Cuenat, EatWith, Barby, France
 
Served with a view of Mont Granier and the Belledonnes in the French Alps, near historic Chambéry

Baked Apple Dessert
 
1 slice of bread per serving
1 apple per serving
Salted butter
Crème fraiche
Sugar
Vanilla ice cream
 
Spread slices of bread with butter. For this you can use “pain perdu,” literally “lost bread,” the French expression describing bread that’s gone stale. Or you can use fresh bread or brioche.
 
Put pieces of salted butter under and on top of each slice of bread. Top each slice with one peeled, cored apple. Fill the cavity with crème fraiche and salted butter. Finish with sugar on bread and apples in large quantities. If necessary, add salted butter to the sugar to caramelize.
 
Bake in 180 degree celsius (350 Fahrenheit) oven for 1 ½ hours or until the sugar begins to caramelize. Serve warm or room temperature, topped with vanilla ice cream.
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