Apple Pastry

German Apple Pastry with Egg Liquor

The German apple pastry contains egg liquor and quark. Both ingredients are not usual items in US supermarkets.
You can make quark at home – GO TO THE QUARK RECIPE and get egg liquor in German specialty stores or for example at Shop wine direct – or you can make it at home – How to Make Egg Liquor – CLICK HERE  –
If you google egg liquor many other shops will show this alcoholic drink that is a combination of eggs and brandy. Happy Baking!

Ingredients German Apple Pastry

For the Filling
450 g apples
60 g sugar
100 ml egg liquor
2 tbsp starch (Mondamin, corn starch)

For the Dough
150 g quark
6 tbsp milk
6  tbsp taste neutral oil such as avocado oil
50 g sugar
1 package  or 0.3oz vanilla sugar
– How to Make Vanilla Sugar –

1 dash salt
300 g flour
1 package baking powder or 0.5oz

Glaze
1 egg white
1 egg yolk mixed with 1 tbsp milk
powdered sugar

Baking Instructions German Apple Pastry

– Peel apples, remove core, cut in small cubes.
– In a pan combine apples with sugar, and bring to a brief boil.
– Mix starch in some warm water, add to apples, let simmer for 2 min. Add egg liquor, mix well.
– Pre-heat oven to 390 F.

Dough
– Combine quark, oil, sugar, salt and vanilla sugar.
– Mix flour with baking powder, sieve half of the flour to the dough quark.
– Knead fast and thoroughly by using remaining flour until you get a smooth and dry dough.
– Roll the dough and cut 8 rectangles. Brush egg yolk on the edges of the dough.

– Place the apple cream on one side of the rectangle.
– Make 6 cuts on the other side of the rectangle.
– Fold the rectangle with the cuts over the filling, press the edges so the pastry is closed.
– Mix egg yolk mixed with milk and spread on top of each pastry.
– Place on a tray layered with parchment paper,
– Bake for 15-20 min until golden.

Before serving and when cooled off powder with sugar or powdered sugar.


Makes a Wonderful Gift
The German Breakfast Box – Find it Here –

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