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The Equipment I Used
Mini Cast Iron Skillets- I use 4 four and a half inch skillets to bake my crisps in. But, you can use one big baking dish if you prefer.
A Food Scale- For perfect baking results every time, please weigh your flour and white sugar.
The Ingredients Needed for Cranberry Cinnamon Apple Crisp
Apples- I always bake with Granny Smith apples. But, you can use any apples that you like baking with.
Cranberries- I used frozen cranberries, but you can also use fresh ones. The frozen cranberries do no need to be defrosted first.
Sugar- Use a mixture of brown and white sugar, for the best flavor and texture.
Oats- Use old-fashioned oats, not quick cooking ones.
Butter- Please use unsalted butter, that is softened.
Ice Cream- I used vanilla ice cream, but caramel or butter pecan would be nice, too.
How I Made my Crisps
First, I divided the apples and cranberries between the four skillets.
Next, I mixed the crispy topping. I start by stirring the mixture together with a spoon. But, it’s also helpful to use your fingers to get all the ingredients incorporated.
Finally, I bake the crisps and then serve them warm with ice cream.
This is one of my favorite quick and easy desserts. And, everyone absolutely adores this Cranberry Cinnamon Apple Crisp.
Cranberry Cinnamon Apple Crisp
Cranberry Cinnamon Apple Crisp
Apples and cranberries topped with buttery oat streusel.
4cupspeeled and chopped apples, cut in half inch pieces
1cupfresh or frozen cranberries
1tsp.ground cinnamon
½cupall purpose flour (60g)
½cupold fashioned oats
â…“cuppacked light brown sugar
â…“cupgranulated sugar
¼tsp.kosher salt
7tbsp.unsalted butter
1pintvanilla ice cream
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.
Grease four 4½ inch cast iron skillets with butter. Divide the apples and cranberries between the four skillets.
In a large bowl mix together the flour, sugars, salt, cinnamon, and oats. Then, stir in the butter, until large crumbles are formed. Top each skillet with some of the crumbles.
Bake for forty minutes. Serve warm and topped with ice cream.
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The Equipment I Used
A Bread Machine- A bread machine is essential for this recipe.
A Food Processor- You will need this to process the nuts and the filling.
A Food Scale- I always recommend using a food scale to weigh your flour and sugar when you are baking.
A Thermometer- Take your King Cake’s temperature to see if it’s done.
A Sifter- Use this to sift your powdered sugar.
The Ingredients Needed for King Cake with Hazelnut Filling for the Bread Machine
Hazelnuts- Be sure to skin your hazelnuts. I just rubbed mine in a towel.
Yeast- Use active dry yeast.
Butter- Make sure to use unsalted butter.
Flour- This recipe calls for all purpose flour.
Food Color- I used the paste food coloring.
How I Made my King Cake
First, I put all the ingredients in my bread machine.
Next, I rolled my dough out into rectangles and spread them with the filling.
Then, I rolled the dough into ropes and connected two together to form a ring.
Next, I let the dough rise for another hour.
Then, I baked the cakes.
Finally, I spread them with the icing and dusted them with the colored sugar.
I really had fun making my King Cake with Hazelnut Filling for the Bread Machine. I hope you’ll try this easy recipe yourself.
King Cake with Hazelnut Filling for the Bread Machine
King Cake with Hazelnut Filling for the Bread Machine
King Cake filled with hazelnut filling and topped with a cream cheese icing.
Place all the ingredients in your bread machine, in the order recommended by your bread machine manufacturer. Set your machine on the dough cycle.
Meanwhile make the hazelnut filling: In a food processor, process the sugar and hazelnuts into a paste, and then add the rest of the ingredients and process until combined.
When the cycle is complete, empty the dough on to the floured board. Separate the dough into two equal portions. Roll each ball of dough into 4 10 by 8 rectangles. Spread an even layer of filling over all the dough. Then, roll each rectangle, on the long side, up into a rope. Twist the middle of each rope three times. Then, take a rolling pin and slightly flatten each rope into an even thickness.
Divide the ropes between two parchment lined baking sheets. Bring the ropes together to form two rings, and gently press them together to seal them. Cover loosely with plastic wrap and let them rise in a warm place, for one hour. Brush the rings with beaten egg white.
Bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes, or until they are 180 degrees inside. Let the cakes cool on a wire rack.
Meanwhile make the icing by beating together all the ingredients. Spread the icing all over the top and sides of the cakes. Make the colored sugar by dividing the sugar between 3 little bags. Add a drop of food color paste to each bag and rub the bag together to distribute the dye. Sprinkle the sugar in stripes all over the tops of the cakes.
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