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Tag Archives: apple cakes
Gâteau Invisible Aux Pommes
This is an invisible apple cake. Invisible because the apples are sliced so thin, that when they’re baked with the custardy batter, they seem to disappear into the cake. It’s more fruit than cake, and absolutely delicious – what will … Continue reading
Posted in Lovin' from the Oven, News
Tagged apple cakes, baking, Gâteau Invisible Aux Pommes
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Provincial French Apple Cake
I’ve made dozens of apple cakes, and I gotta say that this is the best one – hands down! Apples sliced paper thin, held together by a light batter, and topped with a sugary butter topping. The recipe originated in … Continue reading
Bolzano Apple Cake
Bolzano apple cake is a Northern Italian peasant cake. The apples are thinly sliced, making the cake a stack of apple slices with a lovely custardy texture. It’s definitely going to grab a spot on the Thanksgiving dessert table!
French Apple Cake
I’ve never met an apple cake I didn’t like. The sweet chunks of apple negates the need for frosting, just a light sprinkling of confectioners sugar will do the trick – hello October!
Posted in Lovin' from the Oven, News
Tagged apple cakes, apples, baking, no frost cakes, one pan wonders
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French Apple Cake
I’ve never met an apple cake I didn’t like. That said, this one is a gem! Large chunks of apples baked with a light batter makes for a lovely, moist cake, Dusted with confectioners sugar it’s fabulous with a cup … Continue reading
French Apple Cake
I’ll admit, I have a thing for apple cakes – because you don’t have to frost them, and they can be dessert or a companion with your morning coffee. Yep, they’re flexible like that. There’s not a whole lot of … Continue reading
Posted in Lovin' from the Oven
Tagged apple cakes, baking, cakes, cakes I don't have to frost
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One Bowl Apple Cake
Who says you don’t have time to bake? One bowl, one pan, twenty minutes – that’s about all it takes to whip up this apple cake. Plus, clean up’s a breeze! Given the sudden drop in temperature, this apple cake … Continue reading


