Recipes with Marzipan

English Apple Pie

Bring wheat flour, cold butter into smaller pieces, sugar and egg yolks in a kitchen machine. Stir it to a smooth dough and allow it to rest for 15-30 minutes. You can also touch it by hand. Pour the dough into a pie shape, about 24 cm in diameter. Lay apple s

Emma Pie

Tear the marcipan roughly on a grater. Put it in a bowl and add the eggs. Mix it well and let it stand a few mins. Add sugar and stir again, but only so much that it becomes a smooth dough. Butter a spring shape, about 22 cm in diameter, and sprinkle it with r

Marzipan Nails

Crumble the yeast into a bowl. Melt the fat, add milk and water and heat it until it is hand warm. Pour it over the yeast and stir until the yeast is dissolved. Mix flour, deer sugar and sugar, put it in the bowl and mix it with the liquid. Work the dough smoo

Almond cakes with apricots

Work flour, fat and sugar together for a dough and put it cold for a while. Whip the egg white very lightly and stir the marcipan into it. Roll out the sirloin and knock out cakes. Grease a plate and put the cakes on it. Sprinkle a wreath of marcipan around th

Confectionary cake with raspberry foam

Cake: Grind the marcipan roughly and mix it with the battered egg into a linden dough. The dough is baked in a greased rasped spring form at 175 ° C for approx. 30 min. Syrup: Sugar, syrup and coffee cream are boiled under stirring until it becomes thick a

English birthdays cake

Begin with the filling. Tear the marcipan on the coarse side. Chop chocolate, cocktail and pomeranian shells. Rinse, dirt and chop almonds. Mix raisins, currants, chocolate, cocktail berries, pomeranian shells and almonds with the 3 tablespoons flour. Stir

The fig Tops

Cut the stems of the figs and then chop the figs roughly. Tear the marcipan on the rough side to a grater. Mix the marcipan with the chopped figs, fat and rasp. Whip egg whites for a moment with a fork and pour so much of it into the dough to make it smooth an

Stuffed horns I

To the dough chop the butter out into the flour, remember to add a little to kneading. The yeast is poured into lukewarm milk and mixed in the dough with sugar and the battered egg. The dough is kneaded with the extra flour and divided into two if you want sma