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Are you looking for an alternative to apple pie? Then try these quick apple croissants with puff pastry. A poem!
Instead of a classic apple pie, this time crispy apple croissants end up on the table. They're quick to make, super tasty and perfect for a sweet afternoon snack (but they're also delicious for breakfast).
You only need a few ingredients and you don't have to make any dough, as the base is ready-made puff pastry. Practical and delicious!
Simple recipe for apple croissants
For the apple croissants we can use ready-made dough. Making puff pastry yourself is a huge effort and not that easy. That's why a ready-made dough works.
Ingredients (for approx. 16 croissants):
- 1 pack of puff pastry from the refrigerated shelf
- 2 apples
- 1 tbsp chopped hazelnuts
- 1/2 tsp cinnamon
- 1 tbsp brown sugar
- Juice of half a lemon
- 1 No
- some powdered sugar or caramel sauce to decorate
- Optional: 1 tbsp raisins
- Optional: 1 EL Rum
This is how it works Preparation:
1.Put the lemon juice in a bowl and peel the apples. Cut them into small cubes and add them directly to the juice so that they don't turn brown. Mix everything well.
2.Now mix the chopped hazelnuts (optionally raisins and rum), sugar and cinnamon with the apple pieces and let the whole thing steep for about 20-30 minutes.
3.Meanwhile, turn on the oven220° C (top/bottom heat)preheat.
4.Take the puff pastry out of the fridge, unroll it and mark two circles, each about 20 cm in diameter.
5.Now divide the circles into 8 pieces of cake each and put some apple filling on the wide side. Then carefully roll up the croissants.
6.Now place the apple croissants with enough distance between them on a baking tray that you have previously lined with baking paper.
7.Beat the egg with a fork and brush it on each individual croissant.
8.Then put the whole thing in the preheated oven20-25 minutesbake.
9.After the croissants are baked until golden brown, you can take them out, let them cool and decorate them with powdered sugar or sweet caramel sauce.
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We think the apple croissants belong on every coffee table and are a great change from the classic apple cake.
Instead of apples, you can of course also use other fruit such as pears. Or how about delicious pumpkin croissants in keeping with autumn? They can also be processed well. However, make sure that you let the pumpkin flesh dry a little on kitchen paper beforehand. Otherwise the filling will be too liquid.
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We hope you like our recipe and wish you a lot of fun cooking, baking and trying it! Feel free to write to us tooInstagramor onFacebook: We are always happy to receive suggestions and recipe requests!