My dad passed away a couple of weeks ago, he and I would watch you guys together over the phone. I will treasure the beautiful memories he and I made watching you guys.
Fun fact: Italy is the sixth country in the world for apple production. The production is concentrated in the alpine regions and almost 60% of the national production is produced in Trentino/Alto-Adige. Here we have one of the highest production density in the world, we are literally surrounded by apple trees! Bravi! Eva sei una vera ambasciatrice!
OK - I made this last night. This is like something you would get for dessert in a high-dollar restaurant. If you like fruit-based desserts and you like apples in them, you will love this. Molto importante - it is the pear that takes this up several notches. The pear is a game changer. This is a perfumy and very aromatic combination of fruit, be careful not to overpower this recipe with the cinnamon. I used a half teaspoon and it was perfect for my taste. Also, because I used Honey Crisp apples, I increased the flour to 70g to take up the extra juice from this variety of apple. Five star stuff...buona mangiata!
The alternative title of the video should be:"Married couple bake a cake and make endearing banter together" Harper and Eva's love for each other shined in this video and it brought a smile to my face ☺️
I used to think I loved Italian food here in Canadian Italian restaurants, but after trying Eva's recipes I come to realize I really really LOVE REAL Italian food!! Eva's videos have taught me how to cook and the Pasta All'Assassina and real Italian Carbonara are absolutely AMAZING!!! Thank You!!! Bon Appitito!!! 👍👍👍
When you know good Italian food it ruins the average “ Italian restaurant “ FOREVER!! And what’s worse is that it’s not hard, just like in every other cuisine all it takes just a little love for the prep and ingredients.It’s so sad that owners of most “ Italian restaurants” have embraced cheap ingredients and fast cooking techniques. They do a disservice to us all unfortunately 😪
I would love more to see them kissing each other. They seem to have a very close relationship (bothe are married, anyway), but this would make in my opinon an even better "Har-pair"...
I'm Italian and honestly I'd probably used the very same word. Probably she was meaning "juicy", but in her shoes I don't think would use a different word than "moisty". Is this word incorrect in English? I'm asking because Google translator say it's ok... may be it has some other akward side-meaning?
"Cook more better" and "moisty" have been officially added to my culinary dictionary. Many thanks to you both for the delicious recipe. Perfect for Thanksgiving.
I made this today to celebrate my birthday and this is one of the most amazing, delicious and moisty cakes! Being a Maineiac like 'arper, I did a 50/50 split of golden raisins and craisins for that taste of back home yaknow (and no 'arper, I did not have it with a Moxie...there are limits). I will say, that mixing of the baking powder with the milk was on the strangest things I've ever seen but, other than the PITA of cleaning a spring form pan which will never be fully clean, HIGHLY recommend Torta di Mele di Sant'Orfeo!
6:18-6:28, I feel like this is a REAL look at the lives of Eva and Harper, replete with eye roll, wrist tap and an "okay, okay" from Harper!! I love you-guys so much!!
Eva is such a lovely tutor, and it is definitely because of her that I have learnt so much about Italian food. And Harper is a very good student too! Btw, their aprons look so beautiful!
My family do not like Christmas cake or pudding & for years we have looked for alternatives but never found an alternative that is requested each year. This looks like an excellent idea for Christmas. Great with a cup of tea or coffee, served warm with ice cream, custard or yoghurt, gently soaked in Grappa, Calvados, Brandy - (I don't mean soaked as in immersed I nean a sprinkle or spray for 2 to 3 days. Thank you Eva & Harper you always inspire. Ciao.
This is a fabulous cake. We use a slightly different recipe with a sabayon instead of the baking soda but it is great. Not too sweet and a nice apple flavor. Everyone needs to make this one.
My grandfather was from Calabria and Eva's recipes and cooking lessons warm my heart especially with it being the holidays. I love the fact she has no tolerance for stupidity. Love the world u both have opened up to everyone ❤ thank you!
This cake is SO good! I made it last weekend as a test in advance of Thanksgiving, and it was gone in no time. My wife has asked that I make 2 of them next time. Thank you so much for your fun videos and excellent recipes. Ciao!
I am no cook but I needed to come up with a desert for a friend's retirement party and I knew Eva wouldn't let me down. I made this apple cake, the first time I ever made a cake in my 68 years, and it was the hit of the party. I am so happy. You guys are great.
My grandmother used to make this & this Thanksgiving my son made it! It was amazing! He has been working on our duel citizenship. He is really embracing his heritage. Thank you from my heart for guiding him with your rescipes! ❤🕯🙏
Apple cake is made all the world over . I enjoy seeing different versions of it made but I don’t think anyone can claim it as originally theirs . It’s just a cake made with apples that has happily made its way around the world and been created in many different versions for all of us to enjoy . Bon Appetito ! Enjoyed your version of it lovely couple always !
My boyfriend and I made this over the weekend. We had to cook it for an hour and a half for the apples to be tender, but it turned out delicious. 😋 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ 😋 Thanks for your recipes and entertaining videos.
Sometimes it's due to your altitude. But I agree with Eva, oven or apples. Maybe temperature is a little off with your oven. An oven thermometer can tell you that. Maybe you used a firmer type of apple, like granny smith, Winesap or fugi. I wonder how it would taste with crab-apples?🤔 😋
I made the cake today. So delicious and it uses 1/2 less sugar than American style cakes so fewer calories. I used the Italian Stark apples -- and the one, big juicy pear really makes it tangy. I think the 170C may be too slow for my Italian oven, plus I baked it on the convection setting. Next time, I will bake it without air. I didn't have a spring form pan but my cake came right out with no problem from a regular buttered and floured pan.
Thank you for this recipe! I shared it with the family and now this is the only apple cake we bake! One thing though, we didn’t like raisins soaked in water, so we soak them in marsala wine. ;-)
Harper, just find an old simple metal peeler, or something closest to resembling it. Why anyone ever tried to make a different veg peeler, I do not know. Your technique is perfect -- peeling down and away from you, and the simple peelers are designed for that. Love you both!
i've always used that peeler as if i was cutting with a knife, so slowly and towards me, anchoring with my thumb. I peel apples much much faster than the way he did it or even with a knife like Eva did (and i've never injured myself)
I have my grandmothers peeler which goes away from oneself, and it is so much better than new ones. It must be 100 years old and never gets dull. Also, it doesn't peel too much off. No waste, just the peel.
Watching you cook reminds me of learning to cook with my grandmother, she was from Sicily. It’s been a long time now but listening to you talk and watching your recipes is so similar!!
Guys, this recipe is amazing. Due to my deep and abiding hatred/phobia of raisins (no doubt brought on from some childhood trauma I've since blissfully blocked out), and because Thanksgiving is fast approaching, we subbed fresh cranberries for the raisins. Also threw in some walnuts because, ya know... the holidays. The result was extraordinary. The tartness of the cranberries contrasted nicely with the sweetness of the sugar. I've also discovered this torta freezes very well. We're making it again this wknd, and the only thing I'd change is perhaps add a couple of tablespoons more flour because when the cranberries pop they do release a bit more liquid than re-plumped raisins. Thanks again for all you do... Cheers, James.
I use bread crumps instead of flour to coat the pan. Suggest to sink in the raisins on the surface, cause if they burn, they taste bitter. Perhaps cause they are soaked in water, they don’t burn. I definitely will try this moisty 😉 cake. You are so hilarious 👩🏻🦱🇮🇹🧔🏼♂️🇺🇸🤣😂😜
I'm stoked! I think in an earlier comment I may have asked Eva to make Torta di mele. I remember when I was a child when we lived for 10 months between the village my father came from, Marradi, (in the Appenines between Florence and Faenza) and Florence, I remember Torta di mele was served in diamonds and I loved it! There was also a Torta di riso served in diamonds too which was pretty good but not as good as the Torta di mele. I tried to make it once from a recipe (which may have had something wrong with it because I know someone else who followed the same recipe and had a similar result) and it was horrible but I'm sure following this recipe ... and there's the proof of the pudding right there in the video ... it will be great. I will get back and say how it goes - it might taste a bit different from what I remember but as long as it's good which I'm sure it will be that will be enough.
Great recipe and I had to go make it immediately. But warning to anyone who doe make it, my oven is fan assisted and even at 10C lower than the given temperature it was perfectly cooked in 35 minutes. So just keep an eye on it!! Bravissimi, Eva & Harper - e delizioso!
No real "rules" with cake baking I find I still need to get a few pieces so use the 10inch pan for the 9 inch pan darancio recipes Had to slightly adjust as was slightly dryer and a bit crispier on one side which a friend tells me was using a larger tin but easily adjustable Oven is also fan assisted but temperature still fine Sometimes just a little tweaking is needed
I recently baked quince for the first time and they were fairly like old-timey granny smith apples - nice and tart with a firm consistency. They may become my new go-to cooking "apple". My new favorite eating apple is the Crimson Crisp...
Whenever I make Torta di Mele, I love using a combination of Fuji, Granny Smith and Pink Lady Apples. These three types of apples hold their shape really well in baked cakes, and have different flavour profiles. Granny smith on their own will give you a more tart apple cake, Pink Lady Apples will give you a very sweet apple cake, Fuji apples have a honey, citrus, and peary flavour note. So I like to use both granny smith and pink lady together as they balance each other out so the cake is both sweet with a slight crispy tartness and the Fuji helps to enhance the pear flavour in this recipe, and adds in a different level of sweetness. In some Torta di mele recipes they use a lemon syrup/glaze on the top of the cake which I personally think is too much, which is why I like the addition of the Fuji apple as it brings just enough citrus without being overbearing or taking away from the star - the apples.
So wonderful to see you both cooking! I enjoy watching you both cooking, you're a fun couple! Thank you for your hard work through these many videos you have. I am learning a lot! May God bless you both! :)
Greetings from southcentral Texas USA 🇺🇸, how delightful to listen to the wonderful video that you both ( love ❤️) present : I’m standing by to learn a lot and to follow your amazing cooking lead ( s)! Thank you for sharing, Beautiful Eva and Awesome 😎 Harper! Again, thank you. ~ a fan who adores you both
Hahaha povero Harper che insegnante severa 😂 I am sure he learned a lot tho I will make it soon for sure, I am italian but I didn't know this recipe It looks delicious We have so many traditional recipes it's impossibile to know all of them, but you guys are doing an amazing job at sharing these recipes and keeping these traditions alive! I wonder why many of these aren't more popolar..C'mon we must let the world know we are more than pizza and pasta~ P.s. mi chiedevo se potessi fare uno special natalizio includendo qualche ricetta calabrese (per esempio ci vedrei benissimo una pitta nchiusa o i petrali)
As an italian from southern Italy i can conferm that Eva told the truth about our main rule for cooking! Gj Harper, that cake looks like the one my nonna used ti make! 😉
@@bbmcgee33 Well, that's caramelized but if it looks burnt to you it's fine. Food is about taste and taste is subjective or ad our Latin ancestors used to say "de gustibus non disputandum est" 😉
I saw you guys at a furniture store over the weekend. I didn't approach you guys, you looked like you were busy. I hope you are happy to be home and that you stay safe and healthy.
My dad passed away a couple of weeks ago, he and I would watch you guys together over the phone. I will treasure the beautiful memories he and I made watching you guys.
We are so sorry to hear that 😢 sending love and hugs, ❤️❤️
💞🙏🏻
Send you a big, big hug
Please accept my deepest condolences
I send you a big hug 🤗
Fun fact: Italy is the sixth country in the world for apple production. The production is concentrated in the alpine regions and almost 60% of the national production is produced in Trentino/Alto-Adige. Here we have one of the highest production density in the world, we are literally surrounded by apple trees!
Bravi! Eva sei una vera ambasciatrice!
Grazie!!!
Yes umgeben von Chemikalien:)
I have never seen so much apple trees as in Trento
This is exactly how I LOVE apple cake 🤤 moist inside and full of apples!
Gnam😋😋😋😋😋
Grazie Vincenzo!! ♥️
Vincenzo and Pasta Grammar... can we have a Collab once a tour from both of you coincides on a date?
It could be very very interesting!!! 😂😂😂
"Moisty" inside 😄😉
OK - I made this last night.
This is like something you would get for dessert in a high-dollar restaurant. If you like fruit-based desserts and you like apples in them, you will love this.
Molto importante - it is the pear that takes this up several notches. The pear is a game changer. This is a perfumy and very aromatic combination of fruit, be careful not to overpower this recipe with the cinnamon. I used a half teaspoon and it was perfect for my taste. Also, because I used Honey Crisp apples, I increased the flour to 70g to take up the extra juice from this variety of apple.
Five star stuff...buona mangiata!
♥️♥️♥️♥️
The alternative title of the video should be:"Married couple bake a cake and make endearing banter together"
Harper and Eva's love for each other shined in this video and it brought a smile to my face ☺️
I used to think I loved Italian food here in Canadian Italian restaurants, but after trying Eva's recipes I come to realize I really really LOVE REAL Italian food!! Eva's videos have taught me how to cook and the Pasta All'Assassina and real Italian Carbonara are absolutely AMAZING!!! Thank You!!! Bon Appitito!!! 👍👍👍
😍😍😍😍😍
When you know good Italian food it ruins the average “ Italian restaurant “ FOREVER!! And what’s worse is that it’s not hard, just like in every other cuisine all it takes just a little love for the prep and ingredients.It’s so sad that owners of most “ Italian restaurants” have embraced cheap ingredients and fast cooking techniques. They do a disservice to us all unfortunately 😪
I love how Eva just scolded Harper for asking if they were making an apple cake they had a pear there.
Just leave that "Har-pear!"
I would love more to see them kissing each other. They seem to have a very close relationship (bothe are married, anyway), but this would make in my opinon an even better "Har-pair"...
I love pears :) maybe i will try and use all pears.
“Moisty”. A new word I will be using from now on in. What a treasure Eva is sharing this new word with the English speaking world. Thank you
I agree… beats “moist-ah”.
The opposite of what a Japanese friend of mine used to describe something dry "de-moistened"
@@MelvisVelour de-moistened about covers it! 😀
😂
I'm Italian and honestly I'd probably used the very same word. Probably she was meaning "juicy", but in her shoes I don't think would use a different word than "moisty". Is this word incorrect in English? I'm asking because Google translator say it's ok... may be it has some other akward side-meaning?
I love how Harper is now teasing and having fun with Eva. I just laugh. As an Italian Australian I can see the humour of both sides.
"Cook more better" and "moisty" have been officially added to my culinary dictionary. Many thanks to you both for the delicious recipe. Perfect for Thanksgiving.
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My wife and I just tasted the cake. I added some pecans. It was delicious. We love watching you guys and your recipes have not led me wrong.
So glad you liked it!
im going to try with chocolate chips instead of raisins cant wait
I made this today to celebrate my birthday and this is one of the most amazing, delicious and moisty cakes! Being a Maineiac like 'arper, I did a 50/50 split of golden raisins and craisins for that taste of back home yaknow (and no 'arper, I did not have it with a Moxie...there are limits). I will say, that mixing of the baking powder with the milk was on the strangest things I've ever seen but, other than the PITA of cleaning a spring form pan which will never be fully clean, HIGHLY recommend Torta di Mele di Sant'Orfeo!
6:18-6:28, I feel like this is a REAL look at the lives of Eva and Harper, replete with eye roll, wrist tap and an "okay, okay" from Harper!! I love you-guys so much!!
I’ve always soaked my raisins in apple juice or cider before baking with them, it really makes a very moisty difference.
Bravo!!!
Moisty it's been use!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I soak my raisins in hot water and Earl Grey tea!
Eva is such a lovely tutor, and it is definitely because of her that I have learnt so much about Italian food. And Harper is a very good student too!
Btw, their aprons look so beautiful!
Good work compliments.
My family do not like Christmas cake or pudding & for years we have looked for alternatives but never found an alternative that is requested each year.
This looks like an excellent idea for Christmas.
Great with a cup of tea or coffee, served warm with ice cream, custard or yoghurt, gently soaked in Grappa, Calvados, Brandy - (I don't mean soaked as in immersed I nean a sprinkle or spray for 2 to 3 days.
Thank you Eva & Harper you always inspire.
Ciao.
@@KalleKnark In Italy we actually do that too, so you can try with rum, Grappa or a sweet alcoholic ☺️
In Italy we soak raisin in alcol (often rum or grappa, your choice). If there are kids, we don’t use raisin and prefer put lemon zest or vanilla.
@@veronicat.6654 A sweet alcoholic, tipo uno zio un po' andato? 😂😂😂
They don't like panettone o pandoro?
Recommendation
Heat it on a medium heat in microwave for just under a minute
Pour on crème fraiche
This is a fabulous cake. We use a slightly different recipe with a sabayon instead of the baking soda but it is great. Not too sweet and a nice apple flavor. Everyone needs to make this one.
My grandfather was from Calabria and Eva's recipes and cooking lessons warm my heart especially with it being the holidays. I love the fact she has no tolerance for stupidity. Love the world u both have opened up to everyone ❤ thank you!
That C to F calculation moment is gold. Harper’s reaction is exactly what I feel every time I try to follow recipes from American food bloggers 😂
I'm the same but it's spoons and cups that catch me
I favour the good old metric system
Please make more videos like this! So funny! I love the dynamic. I am so proud of the restraint Eva has for your antics. Lol
This cake is SO good! I made it last weekend as a test in advance of Thanksgiving, and it was gone in no time. My wife has asked that I make 2 of them next time. Thank you so much for your fun videos and excellent recipes. Ciao!
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Eva: wonderful teacher!
And the step-by-step lesson, alongside Harper, is a great format.
Can't wait to make this. Raisins and apples: excellent.
I am no cook but I needed to come up with a desert for a friend's retirement party and I knew Eva wouldn't let me down. I made this apple cake, the first time I ever made a cake in my 68 years, and it was the hit of the party. I am so happy. You guys are great.
Well done!
OMG... One of my absolute favorite things in the Universe!
Damn, we Italians are good! 😉
My grandmother used to make this & this Thanksgiving my son made it! It was amazing! He has been working on our duel citizenship. He is really embracing his heritage. Thank you from my heart for guiding him with your rescipes! ❤🕯🙏
I love the backhanded compliments from Harper and the banter from Eva.
Apple cake is made all the world over . I enjoy seeing different versions of it made but I don’t think anyone can claim it as originally theirs . It’s just a cake made with apples that has happily made its way around the world and been created in many different versions for all of us to enjoy . Bon Appetito ! Enjoyed your version of it lovely couple always !
Perfect for the holidays. It looks incredibly simple. The only labor intensive part is the apple and pear peeling and dicing.
My boyfriend and I made this over the weekend. We had to cook it for an hour and a half for the apples to be tender, but it turned out delicious. 😋 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ 😋 Thanks for your recipes and entertaining videos.
Time of cooking can be different according to your oven or apples!
Sometimes it's due to your altitude. But I agree with Eva, oven or apples. Maybe temperature is a little off with your oven. An oven thermometer can tell you that. Maybe you used a firmer type of apple, like granny smith, Winesap or fugi. I wonder how it would taste with crab-apples?🤔 😋
You two are so adorable.
Grazie per aver condiviso questa ricetta!
My mamma today prepared a delicious Torta di Mele. This cake never disappoints.
I will make this now. Thanks for sharing the recipe. Love from Croatia. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Let us know what you think! A big hug from the USA ❤️
You two are so funny the way you play off each other. Funny and informative at the same time! Love it 💖
I made the cake today. So delicious and it uses 1/2 less sugar than American style cakes so fewer calories. I used the Italian Stark apples -- and the one, big juicy pear really makes it tangy. I think the 170C may be too slow for my Italian oven, plus I baked it on the convection setting. Next time, I will bake it without air. I didn't have a spring form pan but my cake came right out with no problem from a regular buttered and floured pan.
What a beautiful, simple apple cake. When I lived in Italy I loved the formaggi course with the fruit too. Delicious fruit in Italy!
I made this on Sunday and it was amazing. I am a terrible baker and even I was able to pull this off. Thank you Eva!
Harper has the right idea for peeling apples...the hand cranked peeler/corer/spiral slicer is worth its weight in gold.
If you want you could always rehydrate the raisins in Brandy and pour a British custard over each slice
Or grappa
@@nivescorazza4019 i like that better!
In the UK we often soak raisins in tea.
@@adriancarlton-oatley9736 well obviously
May favorite format for an instructional cooking show. Reminds me the classic How to Boil Water.
Thank you for this recipe! I shared it with the family and now this is the only apple cake we bake! One thing though, we didn’t like raisins soaked in water, so we soak them in marsala wine. ;-)
Harper, just find an old simple metal peeler, or something closest to resembling it. Why anyone ever tried to make a different veg peeler, I do not know. Your technique is perfect -- peeling down and away from you, and the simple peelers are designed for that. Love you both!
i've always used that peeler as if i was cutting with a knife, so slowly and towards me, anchoring with my thumb. I peel apples much much faster than the way he did it or even with a knife like Eva did (and i've never injured myself)
I have my grandmothers peeler which goes away from oneself, and it is so much better than new ones. It must be 100 years old and never gets dull.
Also, it doesn't peel too much off. No waste, just the peel.
Lol! Eva is such a dona! So much fun. Grazie!
Tried this cake, amazing!!!
Finished in less than 24h!!!
So good to see y'all are home safe!!💕
Watching you cook reminds me of learning to cook with my grandmother, she was from Sicily. It’s been a long time now but listening to you talk and watching your recipes is so similar!!
Bravissimo, Harper! 👏🏻 And another winning recipe from Eva. I look forward to trying this out for the holidays. Grazie! 💕
Cooked it last week and it was delicious!
Thank you!
Please, PLEASE, I BEG YOU...DO IT AGAIN!!! I love this new format you two cooking together
Continueremo ogni mercoledí!
@@PastaGrammar Vi lovvo
So delicious, I enjoyed this even more than apple pie! Wow! And, very easy to make.
Guys, this recipe is amazing. Due to my deep and abiding hatred/phobia of raisins (no doubt brought on from some childhood trauma I've since blissfully blocked out), and because Thanksgiving is fast approaching, we subbed fresh cranberries for the raisins. Also threw in some walnuts because, ya know... the holidays. The result was extraordinary. The tartness of the cranberries contrasted nicely with the sweetness of the sugar. I've also discovered this torta freezes very well. We're making it again this wknd, and the only thing I'd change is perhaps add a couple of tablespoons more flour because when the cranberries pop they do release a bit more liquid than re-plumped raisins. Thanks again for all you do... Cheers, James.
We are glad you liked and you improved it!!! Well done, James!!!!
I don't often laugh out loud, but when Eva dumped the flour after receiving the answer as to who would be cleaning I gut reaction laughed😊
OMG! My grandmother’s apple cake. I forgot all about it. Thank you !!!
Please please please 🙏 do this type of episode more often. This is awesome.
Love Ava’s eye rolling! I was a teacher for decades and recognize well Harper’s type of student. Lol!
I use bread crumps instead of flour to coat the pan. Suggest to sink in the raisins on the surface, cause if they burn, they taste bitter. Perhaps cause they are soaked in water, they don’t burn. I definitely will try this moisty 😉 cake.
You are so hilarious 👩🏻🦱🇮🇹🧔🏼♂️🇺🇸🤣😂😜
This has to be your best video EVER. It made me smile and feel very confident about your relationship. There’s so much truth about this interaction….
Puro sentimiento.
I'm stoked! I think in an earlier comment I may have asked Eva to make Torta di mele. I remember when I was a child when we lived for 10 months between the village my father came from, Marradi, (in the Appenines between Florence and Faenza) and Florence, I remember Torta di mele was served in diamonds and I loved it! There was also a Torta di riso served in diamonds too which was pretty good but not as good as the Torta di mele. I tried to make it once from a recipe (which may have had something wrong with it because I know someone else who followed the same recipe and had a similar result) and it was horrible but I'm sure following this recipe ... and there's the proof of the pudding right there in the video ... it will be great. I will get back and say how it goes - it might taste a bit different from what I remember but as long as it's good which I'm sure it will be that will be enough.
I love those much sought after, yet so elusive Italian apples!
Great recipe and I had to go make it immediately. But warning to anyone who doe make it, my oven is fan assisted and even at 10C lower than the given temperature it was perfectly cooked in 35 minutes. So just keep an eye on it!! Bravissimi, Eva & Harper - e delizioso!
Mine cooked in 1h and 10 minutes!
No real "rules" with cake baking I find
I still need to get a few pieces so use the 10inch pan for the 9 inch pan darancio recipes
Had to slightly adjust as was slightly dryer and a bit crispier on one side which a friend tells me was using a larger tin but easily adjustable
Oven is also fan assisted but temperature still fine
Sometimes just a little tweaking is needed
I love apple cake, and this one looks like a winner.
I make this several times a year....love apple cake. You two are killing me....lol!!!!! Also a little Amaretto and almond extract is a good addition.
I recently baked quince for the first time and they were fairly like old-timey granny smith apples - nice and tart with a firm consistency. They may become my new go-to cooking "apple".
My new favorite eating apple is the Crimson Crisp...
That looks delicious!! Thank you for teaching us this recipe! Buon appetito!
Welcome back!
I've made this before. It is also cake from the border of Italy/Austria(Tirol region)
Austria and South Germany is famous the “Apfelkuchen“ ! 😊
@@aris1956 yes, it is. But this very recipe is the same. Very interesting. So little flour, and very full of apple
Φανταστικό γλυκό bravoooo 💞 perfect dessert!!!!
I made this a few days ago exactly per recipe ... Fantastic, definitely a keeper ☝☝☝
Whenever I make Torta di Mele, I love using a combination of Fuji, Granny Smith and Pink Lady Apples. These three types of apples hold their shape really well in baked cakes, and have different flavour profiles. Granny smith on their own will give you a more tart apple cake, Pink Lady Apples will give you a very sweet apple cake, Fuji apples have a honey, citrus, and peary flavour note. So I like to use both granny smith and pink lady together as they balance each other out so the cake is both sweet with a slight crispy tartness and the Fuji helps to enhance the pear flavour in this recipe, and adds in a different level of sweetness.
In some Torta di mele recipes they use a lemon syrup/glaze on the top of the cake which I personally think is too much, which is why I like the addition of the Fuji apple as it brings just enough citrus without being overbearing or taking away from the star - the apples.
So wonderful to see you both cooking! I enjoy watching you both cooking, you're a fun couple! Thank you for your hard work through these many videos you have. I am learning a lot! May God bless you both! :)
It seems as if this is just a super apple filled Dutch baby. The only thing different was the addition of baking powder. Can’t wait to try this!!
Oh man, I forgot about Dutch babies! Love those! Will have to introduce Eva to them… 🤔
Greetings from southcentral Texas USA 🇺🇸, how delightful to listen to the wonderful video that you both ( love ❤️) present : I’m standing by to learn a lot and to follow your amazing cooking lead ( s)! Thank you for sharing, Beautiful Eva and Awesome 😎 Harper! Again, thank you. ~ a fan who adores you both
Greetings: amen 🙏 alleluia: enormous “ welcome back “ ...
Greetings: in thanksgiving: love ❤️, hugs 🤗 and be very very safe safe
Greetings: in thanksgiving; GOD BLess
Hahaha povero Harper che insegnante severa 😂 I am sure he learned a lot tho
I will make it soon for sure, I am italian but I didn't know this recipe It looks delicious
We have so many traditional recipes it's impossibile to know all of them, but you guys are doing an amazing job at sharing these recipes and keeping these traditions alive! I wonder why many of these aren't more popolar..C'mon we must let the world know we are more than pizza and pasta~
P.s. mi chiedevo se potessi fare uno special natalizio includendo qualche ricetta calabrese (per esempio ci vedrei benissimo una pitta nchiusa o i petrali)
Certo che lo faremo!
I LOVE fresh apple cake!!
Now this looks like a great apple cake, lots of apples. Perfect since the Autumn is just starting
Harper talking back. So cute! 🙂
This looks so good...I am going to make this since apples are season...nice job Harper!
Apple cakes are very popular in Germany too. I have a whole cookbook for just apple cakes.
The cake looks so delicious, and it's fun watching you two, so cute! Another winner! Bless you Harper and Eva 😊🙏♥️
Looks amazing I want to try
YAAAAAY midweek Eva! I sure missed this while you were away but glad you had a wonderful trip!
This cake is excellent remember eating it in Italy my mother snd grandmother used to bake it on the holidays !
I made this cake last Friday & it was AMAZING 🍎🍎🍎. Thank you so much💓💝💖💗❣️❣️❣️
Maçã é minha fruta preferida e toda sobremesa feita com ela fica estupenda.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 With this what you think we are making, pasta? Eva is so funny. Just Made my day.
Eva’s hair is amazing.
Am speechless.........I love u too soo much. U r the cutest, funniest, wackiest , most adorable couple evaaaaa
When Ava gave the temperature as Celsius and Harper was stuck and had to ask Siri, I had to laugh. I would have had to do the same thing. 😁
I am absolutely making this! You two make a wonderful partnership.
That was a super cute tutorial, Bravo Harper!!!!🎉😂😂😂😋💕
My great grandmother used to make something similar. It was a German version though. That looks fantastic.
"Says who?" Go Harper!
And the way he looked at the camera when Eva said " moisty."
Beautiful shade! 😀
I just made this its in the oven it looks awesome. Thank you :)
Great job Harper! I have always made Jewish Apple Cake…… but I will definitely try Eva’s recipe for sure❣️
Wow can't wait to make this cake thankyou so much🤗❤️
I'm only 6 minutes in and this is already the funniest Pasta Grammar video ever! 😂
Thank you I made this today ! It was delicious!!! And so easy to make 😋
As an italian from southern Italy i can conferm that Eva told the truth about our main rule for cooking! Gj Harper, that cake looks like the one my nonna used ti make! 😉
Pazienza... Burnt, you mean? Because your nonna is blind?! (Sorry, couldn't resist!) 😂🤣
@@bbmcgee33 Well, that's caramelized but if it looks burnt to you it's fine. Food is about taste and taste is subjective or ad our Latin ancestors used to say "de gustibus non disputandum est" 😉
Yum
Wow your videos have changed so much! You guys are growing every day hopw you get the fame you deserve
I saw you guys at a furniture store over the weekend. I didn't approach you guys, you looked like you were busy. I hope you are happy to be home and that you stay safe and healthy.
Ohhh, you could approach us!!!