Sponge cake with quince in caramel

Name: Sponge cake with quince in caramel
Total time: 1 h 20 min
Yield: 8
Ingredients: 100 g Sugar; 80 g Wheat flour; 2 Eggs; 1 teaspoon Vanilla sugar; 30 g Sugar; 30 g Butter; 1 Quince

In this pie, quince acquires a truly royal taste. To be honest, I don’t like quince. I remember a few years ago I cooked beef with it and I didn’t like its taste so much that I swore off buying it again. But a couple of months ago I saw beautiful yellow fruits and couldn’t resist. And I didn’t regret it. In this pie, the taste of quince was revealed simply luxuriously.

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Emma Smith

Author of the recipe

Calories

162Kcal

Protein

3gram

Fat

5gram

Carbs

25gram

*Nutritional value of 1 serving

Ingredients

Servings: 8

100g

80g

2

1teaspoon

30g

30g

1

Step-by-step preparation

Cooking time: 1 hr 20 mins

STEP 1
Filling.
STEP 2
Cut the quince into small slices.
STEP 3
Melt butter in a frying pan, add sugar and quince. Fry, stirring, until the sugar caramelizes.
STEP 4
Transfer the quince with syrup into a baking dish.
STEP 5
Combine eggs with sugar and vanilla sugar.
STEP 6
Beat until the mixture turns light and increases in volume.
STEP 7
Products for making dough.
STEP 8
Sift the flour and add it to the dough in parts. Focus on the consistency of the dough; keep in mind that you may need more or less flour than in the recipe.
STEP 9
Stir until smooth. The dough should be liquid, as shown in the photo below.
STEP 10
Pour the dough over the quince.
STEP 11
Bake the pie in an oven preheated to 180°C for about 30 minutes.
STEP 12
Carefully turn the finished pie over so that the filling is on top and cut into pieces.

Comments on the recipe

Asya

11.12.2023

4.6

There are no words to express the delight of the author of the recipe about this wonderful, aromatic pie! At first glance, it would seem – the same charlotte! But no. This is not the apple pie familiar to everyone. Similar, but different. If Raikin had been alive, he would have said: “the taste is special.” And he would be absolutely right. Quince fried in oil and caramel is a real culinary find because it gives a special charm to this fruit. And most importantly, the quince guarantees that older people can chew its slices! The dough is also surprising. This is not a traditional sponge cake with a whole mountain of eggs. There are only 2 eggs, but an accurate description of the process of beating and mixing the dough guarantees an excellent result. The dough turns out airy, not cloyingly sweet. Just the way it should be in order to highlight the velvety taste of this fruit. The baking impression is exceptionally excellent. I’m adding this pie to my collection of recipes. As soon as quince becomes cheaper, I will bake it again and again!