There are so many things I love about autumn!
Chose a day in our rush-life-time and stop! Stop and look around! You could see many bright colors, that golden fall has brought for you. Browny-orange and fiery red leaves are falling from trees. Gloomy and gray sky. Breeze in! Cooling and lightly burning air.
What an amazing day to bake a warm apple pie! 🙂
Ingredients:
Apples (pink lady) 3
Cottage cheese 100-150g (1/2-2/3 cups)
A handful of raisins, optionally
Butter 50-70g (4-5 Tbsp), melted
Semolina 150g (1 cup)
Flour 2Tbsp
Egg 1
Sugar 100g (1/2cup), I used brown
Cinnamon 1/2 tsp, optionally
Baking soda 1tsp
Bread crumbs or crushed nuts (hazelnuts, almonds) 1-2Tbsp, optionally
I forget to put soda in the pie mixture sometimes, so don’t worry if you’ve done the same, the pie will be nice and tasty anyway! 😉
Using fine semolina makes the pie more fluffy, however, I used that time coarse-grained and the pie was none the worse.;)
Feel free to change a quantity of the ingredients to suit your own taste.
Method:
Slice the apples, sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon.
Meanwhile, combine cottage cheese and egg. Add semolina, flour, soda and melted butter, mix.
Add apples, raisins and carefully combine.
Butter the baking pan, sprinkle some bread crumbles or crushed nuts, add the apple mixture.
Bake until golden color for 30-40 minutes. 200C/400F
Enjoy!!! 😀
milkandbun 
What a creative and delicious recipe. A great way to use apples, I have to try this.
Semolina is an underrated ingredient, this looks utterly delicious 😀
What a dessert!
Cheers
CCU
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Thanks, its really very tasty and easy:)
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My best friend here in NY is Russian, and the first dish she made for me was an apple dessert that reminds me of this recipe exactly, cant wait to try it!
We have another popular apple cake recipe in Russia, its called ‘sharlotka’, but I haven’t post the recipe yet 🙂
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