
Apfelstrudel
Apfelstrudel is the Viennese-Bavarian pastry every German-speaking grandmother makes for Sunday afternoon coffee…
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Apfelstrudel is the Viennese-Bavarian pastry every German-speaking grandmother makes for Sunday afternoon coffee…

A loose batter of fine semolina, plain flour, yeast, sugar and warm water rests until bubbly

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Three sweet components are prepared separately: red beans simmered until tender then mixed with sugar, split mung beans…

A dough rich in toasted sesame seeds, almond, aniseed, cinnamon, orange-flower water, melted butter and a touch of saffron rests for 1 hour

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