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Pineapple upside down cake

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nkf · 13/10/2012 16:04

The kids like it lots and it seemed like a nice treat for tomorrow. But I hate hote pineapple. Do you think I could substitute apples? I imagine they would go softer and brown and be a bit tarte tatin but minus pastry. I did google some recipes but they involved caramel sauce and I can't be faffed. I just want to put some apples in a pan with brown sugar and add the sponge mixture. It'll work won't it?

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wannabedomesticgoddess · 13/10/2012 16:07

Yep it should work.

You should try pear and chocolate sponge pudding. Its amazing!

Startailoforangeandgold · 13/10/2012 16:08

You can it even has a name, google Eve's pudding and you'll get various recipes.Grin

It's yummy, cookery club did it.

nkf · 13/10/2012 16:08

My mother used to make that. Hot pears bother me too. Someting about the texture.

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Bluestocking · 13/10/2012 16:10

Apple batter is really delicious.

nkf · 13/10/2012 16:10

Just googled Eve's pudding. That's a sort of batter though. I was thinking of the sort of sponge you would use for Victoria sponge. Just cake.

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wannabedomesticgoddess · 13/10/2012 16:11

Yeah, now Im thinking I always eat it cold :o

wannabedomesticgoddess · 13/10/2012 16:12

Vic sponge wouldnt really work because the apples have too much moisture. I think.

coffeeinbed · 13/10/2012 16:13

I'm sure it will work.
My mum used to do it with apricots from the tin.

JustFabulous · 13/10/2012 16:14

FIrstly, you can eat the cake cold if you don't like hot pineapple.

I made it the other day but used tinned rhubarb instead of pineapple as DS1 had had that and the kids loved it. Clearly the rhubarb was in syrup so nice and juicy even though I had drained the tin and there was no issue with too much mositure.

nkf · 13/10/2012 16:15

Apricots too have that slippery texture. Will I have to cook the apples? May just make crumble. That can't fail.

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JustFabulous · 13/10/2012 16:16

Eve's pudding is cooked apple and sponge.

nkf · 13/10/2012 16:18

I will give it a go. Do I cook the apples first?

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coffeeinbed · 13/10/2012 16:21

I make this
awhiskandaspoon.com/2010/11/18/bolzano-apple-cake/
It's an american recipe though and has cups and stuff.
It's very good.

Bluestocking · 13/10/2012 16:21

Eve's Pudding is raw cooking apples and sponge. The apples cook quickly enough that they're all fluffy and soft by the time the sponge is done. This recipe looks OK.

nkf · 13/10/2012 16:23

Thank you. The BBC one is for me.

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Bluestocking · 14/10/2012 19:21

How was it, nkf? Did you have it with cream or custard?

nkf · 14/10/2012 20:50

It was yummy, thank you. I had it with vanilla ice cream.

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Bluestocking · 14/10/2012 21:08
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RubberNeckerNicker · 14/10/2012 21:12

Realise I've come a big late to this, but PLUM upside down cake is LUSH if you're ever looking for an alternative Smile

nkf · 14/10/2012 21:16

Okay. Also good are plums roasted/baked and served with creme fraiche. I love fruit so much.

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