Old-fashioned Danish Apple Trifle
Ingredients
| Ingredients | Measure |
| Cooking Apples | 800g |
| Water | 1/4 cup |
| Vanilla Powder | 1 tsp |
| Lemon Juice | 1 tablespoon |
| Sugar | 4 tablespoons |
| Butter | 50g |
| Breadcrumbs | 100g |
| Sugar | 50g |
| Double Cream | 3/4 cup |
Instruction
- Peel and cut the apples into cubes
- Discard the cores
- Transfer apple cubes to a saucepan with water, vanilla and lemon juice
- Bring apples to a boil, cover and reduce heat to medium-low
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Add the sugar to taste after the apples release their juices
- The amount of sugar depends on the tartness of the apples and your preferred level of sweetness
- Remember that the breadcrumb mixture and whipped cream are also sweet, so it is okay if the apple sauce is still a bit tart
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Cook the apples for about 15 minutes until you have a coarse apple sauce
- If you prefer, cook the apples longer for a finer consistency
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Refrigerate the applesauce
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Breadcrumbs mixture:
Melt butter in a pan
- The butter must not brown
- Add breadcrumbs and sugar and stir to combine
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Slowly toast the mixture as you stir with a spatula
- Do not heat the mixture for too long – it only takes a short time to make
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Once the breadcrumbs are lightly golden, remove from the pan and cool on a sheet of baking paper
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Assembling the apple trifle:
Do not assemble the trifle until right before serving
- Otherwise, the rasp will become soggy
- Serve the trifle in individual small glasses or a large glass bowl
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Lightly whip the double cream
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Layer the ingredients in the glasses or bowl, starting with breadcrumbs in the bottom, followed by chilled apple sauce and breadcrumbs again
- You can make several layers of breadcrumbs and apple sauce, then top with a generous layer of whipped cream
- Serve immediately