Showing posts with label fruit pie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fruit pie. Show all posts

Thursday, April 24, 2014

Rhubarb Berries Pie

   Hello folks!

Last weekend I was very pretty lucky as my friend brought me some rhubarb. So I bought some frozen berries and baked rhubarb berries pie. And I'm ready to share the recipe with you. It's not very difficult recipe and you won't spend the whole day with this pie ))))
   I've been cooking this pie with such dough for the very first time and it was delicious and tasty so I'm sure you can cook it as well )))

Ingridients:
25 g of fresh yeast
200 ml of warm milk
salt pinch
1 egg
200 g of butter (I used 180gr)
400 g of a flour
1 tablespoons of sugar
1 tea spoon of natural vanilla sugar or seeds of 1 pod of vanilla
Stuffing:
800 gr of a rhubarb
500-600 g of sugar
200 g of raspberry or other berries on your taste
For dough greasing:
1 egg yolk
1 tablespoons of milk




















Rhubarb:
Clear a rhubarb of a thin skin and cut stalks on cubes with the party of 1 cm. Put in a pan, add sugar.
Boil thoroughly on slow fire until sugar completely be dissolved, and the rhubarb became soft. But it shouldn't be too soft. Set aside aside and let's cool down. Then cast away on a colander and leave while all liquid won't flow down.





















 Dough:
Yeast fill in with warm milk and set aside for 5 minutes.
Chop the butter by a knife up to uniformly paste.





















Add to milk with yeast the egg, salt, sugar, vanilla sugar and a flour. Add the butter and chop everything by knife. You can knead dough in a food processor with a nozzle "hook".

  

Collect dough in a uniform lump.





















 In a deep and capacious pan pour very cold water and accurately lower dough, it under own weight will fall by a bottom.




















Leave it until your dough won't emerge on a surface, about 30-40 minutes.





















Preheat an oven to 180C.
Here you can see how I unfrozen berries - left them on the colander to get rid of juice.






















Put the dough to the working surface which has been slightly powdered with a flour. Rub off a little paper towel and well knead. Don't add a flour, it has to remain quite sticky. (Don't have a photo as my hands where in the dough and I just couldn't make a pic :))

Ready dough lay out on a table well strewed with a flour, divide into two half, one of which slightly the bigger size.
The most part roll in layer 0,3 cm thick. Lay out in a form with a diameter of 24 cm so that edges hanged down.


























Lay out all rhubarb stuffing without liquid.
Add raspberry or other berries over rhubarb and slightly powder with sugar. Tighten dough edges to the center, superfluous cut off.
Of the remained dough make a lattice and decorate your pie.
Grease a dough surface with an egg yolk with milk and put everything in in advance warmed oven for 30-40 minutes.
To ready pie let's stand in the form of 15-20 minutes.
To give to a table warm or completely cooled down.







Monday, April 14, 2014

Monday Moodboard "Happiness is pies!"

Hello folks!

One of my favorite russian cartoon is about Junior and Karlsson. And one of the favorite moments is about a dialogue between Junior and Karlsson.
"Believe me, Karlsson, happiness is not pies... — You, what, went crazy? And then what is happiness about?"
And I chose this theme for today's moodboard coz my friend came to Moscow and brought me rhubarb. So this week I'm going to bake a pie with rhubarb and strawberry.


Kitchen Art, Strawberries, Rhubarb, Fruit Photo, 11x14 by artfulnotions












Monday, June 13, 2011

Monday Moodboard "Summer pie"

It's not a secret that's summer is everywhere!!!! And it brought us a lot of fresh fruits and allowed us to cook amazing pies! It's up to you wich one you'll choose for yourself!


 Apples for an apple pie by KaysSimplyHomemade
 Blueberries for muffins by Raceytay

or strawberries for a strawberry tart by aliciabruce

Sunday, November 28, 2010

Summertime

Here is about -10 and they say next week will be maybe -20!!! We will see )))
But right now I'm thinking about summer time as it was unbelievable hot summer here in Moscow this year! And this summer I found very nice recipe that I want to share with you. An amazing plum cobbler! You also can make cherry cobbler if you want as it'll be the same delicious one!

Plum cobbler
   So we need
750 gram plums, without stones or 750 gram cherries without stones
1/2 cup of sugar
1 tablespoon of lemon juice
Cherry cobbler
1 tablespoon of  starch
1 cup of a flour
1 tablespoon of sugar
1 1/2 tea spoon of baking powder
Salt pinch
60 gramm of cold butter
3/4 cup of buttermilk or kefir
1 egg

750 г слив без косточек или вишни без косточек
1/2 ст. сахара
1 ст. л. лимонного сока
1 ст.л. крахмала
1 ст. муки
1 ст.л. сахара

1 1/2 ч.л. соды гашеной лимонным соком
щепотка соли
60 г холодного сл. масла
3/4 ст. простокваши или кефира 

1 яйцо

1) Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C)
2) Mix plums (or cherries) with sugar, lemon juice and starch. Put on a bottom of fire-resistant ware.
3) Mix  a flour, sugar, a baking powder, soda and salt in deep ware.
4) Cut butter into cubes and grind to big crumbs with flour by using two knifes or a blender.
5) Pour buttermilk and knead by fork to a dense sticky pastry.
6) Cover plums by the pastry. Grease a surface with egg and to bake 40-50 minutes

Разогреть духовку до 170С.
Смешать сливы с сахаром, лимонным соком и крахмалом. Выложить на дно огнеупорной посуды для выпечки.
Просеять в глубокую посуду муку, сахар, разрыхлитель, соду и соль.
Нарезать масло кубиками и растереть в крупную крошку с мукой (используя два ножа или блендер).
Влить простоквашу и размешать вилкой до образования густого и липкого теста. Выложить его ложкой поверх слив. Смазать поверхность яйцом и выпекать 40-50 мин, пока не появится румяная корочка и сливы станут мягкими. 
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