Torta di nocciole uvetta e pere Nashi: io ho fatto piccole monoporzioni, ma provate anche a preparare questo dolce in una tortiera e vedrete che bontà. Oggi vi lascio la ricetta delle mini cake alle nocciole uvetta e pere Nashi, a Japanese pear peel clear, almost golden, and crunchy, extremely juicy, refreshing, perfumed.
I have prepared patties in small molds, but you can also use a normal cake tin or a plumcake mold. Tenendo presente che l’ultima opzione ha tempi di cottura decisamente più lunghi. The result is a rich fruit cake, by delicate but strong and with the pleasant crunchy hazelnuts.
Secondo me la torta di pere nocciole e uvetta è un dolce perfetto per l’autunno, perhaps accompanied by a cup of Earl Gray tea or jasmine. Of course you can use any type of pear prefer, I wanted to experience the Nashi and I found them delicious, and even replace them with apples if you prefer. E se amate le pere, un frutto davvero perfetto per creare dolci di ogni tipo, rustici o raffinati, have a look to all my DESSERT WITH PEARS. If you like, Follow me on my YouTube channel. And now I wish you good day.
TORTA DI NOCCIOLE UVETTA E PERE
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INGREDIENTS
- Dosi per 16 mini cake circa o per uno stampo rotondo da 24 centimetri circa:
- 250 grams of double zero flour
- 1 bustina di lievito per dolci 816 grammi)
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- a pinch of salt
- whole milk, to taste
- 2 whole eggs
- 15 milliliters of grappa
- 150 grams of sugar
- 100 grams of butter at room temperature
- 3 Nashi pears or Abbot pears
- 60 grams of hazelnuts
- a little lemon juice
- 30 grams of raisins
- butter and breadcrumbs for ramekins, to taste
- burro e zucchero per completare il dolce, to taste
PROCEEDINGS
Preheat the oven at 180 degrees. Peel the pears and cut into fairly small cubes and sprinkle with lemon juice. Put the raisins to soak in warm water for 10 minutes, then squeeze it thoroughly. Coarsely chop the hazelnuts.
Mount with an electric mixer or the eggs with the salt in the mixer, cinnamon and sugar until tripled in volume and mixture becomes foamy and whitish. Floor Add the sifted flour with the baking powder, diluting the mixture with a little milk so that it is not too dry. Add the butter always fitting and finally the pear brandy, if you like a slightly alcoholic perfumes. Combine the compound pears, raisins and hazelnuts, mixing all with a spatula.
Butter the molds of your choice and sprinkle with breadcrumbs, then pour the mixture. Sprinkle the cupcakes with flakes of butter and sugar and bake for 25-30 minutes or until the cakes are golden and, inserting a toothpick inside, will not dry. If you chose to use a normal mold cake, the cooking time will lengthen accordingly: In this case, abound with butter and sugar and sprinkle the surface with chopped hazelnuts, the result will be even more delicious. Cool completely on a wire rack sweet and then bon appetit!
4 comments
I have a nashi tree in the garden…nice idea for next year, now we've eaten them all!!!
What envy… the Nashi pear tree in the garden and I had to go look for them with the lantern… Rosico, New, ADA
How wonderful! I'll make them as soon as I get back in possession of my Genoa oven! 🙂
And I'll wait for your version! Hello, ADA