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Quadrotti di Apple Crumble alle Mele

Soffice torta di mele con un cuore cremoso di cheesecake, crumble dorato e mandorle a lamelle.

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Cottura 40 minuti

Ingredienti

Preparazione

  1. 1
    Scaldare il forno a 175°C (350°F), statico. Foderare la teglia con carta da forno.
  2. 2
    Per l'impasto alle mele, sbattere le uova con i due zuccheri, l'olio e la vaniglia. Unire la farina, il lievito, il sale e la cannella, poi incorporare le mele grattugiate.
  3. 3
    Per lo strato di cheesecake, mescolare il quark o il formaggio spalmabile con lo zucchero, l'uovo, la vaniglia e l'amido di mais fino a ottenere una crema liscia.
  4. 4
    Per il crumble, lavorare la farina con i due zuccheri, il sale e il burro freddo fino a ottenere delle briciole.
  5. 5
    Stendere nella teglia circa metà o due terzi dell'impasto alle mele. Distribuirvi sopra la crema di cheesecake e completare con l'impasto rimasto a cucchiaiate.
  6. 6
    Cospargere con il crumble e le mandorle a lamelle.
  7. 7
    Infornare a 175°C (350°F) per circa 40-45 minuti, finché la superficie è leggermente dorata.
  8. 8
    Lasciare raffreddare completamente, mettere in frigorifero per almeno 1-2 ore, tagliare a quadrotti e spolverizzare con poco zucchero a velo prima di servire.

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Ad l Apple Crumble Squares Questions

Yes, but pick a firm, tart-sweet apple rather than a soft, very juicy one, since the 200 g of grated apple is the main moisture in the batter. Very watery apples can make the cake dense, which is why the recipe has you lightly squeeze the grated apple. Squeeze a little more firmly with juicy varieties and a little less with drier ones.

The recipe treats quark and unsalted cream cheese as interchangeable for the 300 g layer, so use whichever you have. Cream cheese gives a firmer, denser layer; quark bakes up lighter and slightly tangier. If your quark is very wet, drain it briefly first - the 1 tbsp cornstarch is there to bind the layer, but it can only do so much.

That usually means the apple batter underneath was too thin a base or the cheesecake mixture was spread while the batter was unevenly distributed. Use the larger share - closer to two-thirds - of the apple batter for the bottom so it can carry the filling, and smooth it level before adding the quark mixture. Then drop the remaining batter on top in small portions rather than spreading it, so you don't drag the layers together.

The crumble is the best make-ahead component: mix the flour, both sugars, salt and cold butter, then keep it chilled until you bake. Grate the apples only right before mixing, since they brown and release juice on standing. The finished cake actually benefits from time anyway - it needs to cool completely and chill 1-2 hours before cutting, so baking it a day ahead works well.

Because of the quark or cream cheese layer, keep them covered in the fridge rather than at room temperature. Cut them only once fully chilled so the layers stay clean, and store the pieces in an airtight container. Dust with powdered sugar just before serving - it dissolves on the moist surface if you do it too early.

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