I bring to your attention a divinely tasting sugar pie (Tarte au sucre) originally from France, without which, they say, in the 19th century it was impossible to imagine a festive dinner. Having tasted it, I understood why. The pie is simply a miracle - a crispy sugar crust, and underneath it a delicate creamy crumb. The ingredients are simple, the preparation is simple, and the result is incredibly delicious! Make this sugar cake a must!
Cuisine: French.
Cooking method: in the oven .
Total cooking time: 1 hour 30 minutes
Number of servings: 6 .
In Quebec, Canada, northern France and Belgium, Tarte au sucre dessert is loved, popular, prepared by housewives and served almost everywhere in catering establishments. A skillful combination of products, elementary technology and, without exaggeration, an excellent result captivate, inspire, force us to once again recognize the skill and “take off our hat” to French cuisine. Simplicity and perfection, perhaps, exactly apply to sugar pie, the recipe for which I propose to repeat below. Do you consider yourself a novice and incompetent in the baking business? Take a chance, start with tarte au sucre - it's hard to find a more delicious and easier-to-prepare alternative.
A few words about sugar, it is important here. Cane will leave a caramel note, but regular, less expensive beet will not spoil the pie at all. Both brown and white are used as desired, depending on regional traditions. The main thing is not to regret and sprinkle the dough with a thick layer of sweet crumbs, live up to the name and achieve a seductive brittle crust.
Cooking time: 120-130 minutes / Number of servings: 9 / Shape 35 x 35 cm
Measure out and lightly warm the first 100 ml of milk cream. Often milk is used to knead yeast dough, and the cream is left only for soaking the finished product. Too much cream is not needed here, the baking should be tender, fluffy, porous and 10-15-20% cream is quite enough.
So, in a warm liquid (cream or milk) we dilute vanilla sugar (half or a whole confectionery bag) and a heaped teaspoon of granulated yeast. If you replace dry yeast with pressed/fresh yeast, increase the rate three times - that is, 7 g of dry instant yeast replaces 21 g of fresh. Stir vigorously and leave in a warm place for 10-12 minutes until the yeast activates and foam appears on the surface.
At the same time, melt 100 g of butter in the microwave, oven or over high heat and cool. Of course, to reduce the cost of baking a sugar pie, butter is replaced with margarine and even refined vegetable oil. But the best taste is achieved with creamy, ideally homemade, rustic. With it, the melted aroma and soft sweetness make those with a sweet tooth forget about calories.
Pour the cooled butter into the mixture, bubbling with yeast, beat in two standard-sized chicken eggs and beat vigorously for a couple of minutes until smooth. A hand whisk can also be used to perform not too labor-intensive manipulation - all components are quickly combined, there is no particular need to turn on the mixer.
We use only a pinch of salt as a flavor enhancer in this pie. Following the salt, sift a portion of flour - strictly follow the dosage indicated in our step-by-step recipe. Knead the butter dough without a single dry clot, very sticky and viscous.
Leave it in a work bowl and place a food bag on top, leaving free space for the flour mass to grow. To proof, keep the workpiece for an hour near a heat source, and if you are lucky with the weather, leave it in direct sunlight. The dough for tarte au sucre should increase 2.5-3 times.
After an hour, we return to the swollen dough, press it down a little, and knead it. Oil a heat-resistant square or other container; for convenience, cover the bottom with a sheet of parchment.
You probably noticed that apart from vanilla sugar, the dough does not contain granulated sugar or other sweet ingredients. That's how it should be. When you try it, you will be surprised that there is no shortage of sweetness: the crispy sugar crust and filling saturate, soaking the crumb to the fullest. Using your fingers, rub the remaining cold butter and sugar into crumbs, and put them in the cold before sprinkling the semi-finished product.
Distribute the proofed dough inside the mold, let it “rest” under a towel and rise a little more for the last 30 minutes. We leave indentations more or less evenly around the entire perimeter - we wet our fingers with oil to make it easier to press through the knitting workpiece.
Generously, thickly cover with creamy sugar crumbs, it is obligatory, necessary and creates the taste and texture characteristic of this pie - we do not leave any gaps, we fill the entire area. Bake in a preheated oven for 25-30 minutes at 190 degrees.
About 5-7 minutes before the end of cooking, take out the already fairly browned pie, pour cream on it and return it to the oven. The humidity and impregnation of the cake depends on the volume of milk cream poured - select as you wish.
After cooling in the bowl, remove the sugar tarte au sucre, cut into portioned rectangles and serve without any decoration. Bon appetit and a variety of baked goods!
I came across the recipe for this pie on Odnoklassniki and could not, as they say, “pass by.” The baked goods turn out to be quite unusual, but very tasty, simply amazing - they flew away instantly. The pie has no filling, but is so juicy and aromatic, the author wrote that its name is “Tarte au sucre” (sugar pie). I suggest you bake it.
Let's prepare the following products.
Dissolve yeast and a teaspoon of sugar in warm milk and let rise. Add butter - 100 g, vanillin and eggs. Stir and gradually add flour.
The dough will turn out liquid, soft, sticky, so I immediately put it in a baking dish lined with baking paper.
Leave in a warm place for half an hour to rise. Mix butter and sugar.
Moisten your finger with oil and make indentations across the entire surface of the dough. Sprinkle with a mixture of sugar and butter.
Place the Tarte au sucre (sugar pie) in the oven at 180 degrees for half an hour (20-25 minutes, depending on the shape and oven).
After removing the pie, pour cream over it. Leave to soak and serve. The dough turns out porous and loose, the cream is well absorbed.
Powdered sugar pie is a truly French dessert that appeared in the nineteenth century. And it was served at almost all holiday dinners.
Today, sugar pie is a very tasty dessert not only in French cuisine, but also in many European restaurants.
We offer you an original recipe for sugar pie so that you can please your family with something truly special, without making any special efforts. After all, preparing this dessert is quite simple.
Sugar cream pie comes in two varieties. The first is a pie filled with cream for soaking and crust. The second is a pie decorated. We invite you to consider each option in more detail.
The recipe for this pie is no different from the usual one. Only to the list of ingredients you need to add another 33% cream in a volume of 500 milliliters.
Mix all ingredients (flour, sugar, yeast, eggs, butter). Place the dough in the mold, make cuts on top and sprinkle with sugar and butter. Place the pan with the dough in the oven.
When the pie is ready after half an hour, take it out and simply pour cream on top. There is no need to do anything additional. Return the pan with the pie back to the oven, first turning off the gas or setting it to the lowest setting. Let the pie sit for another ten minutes. After this, finally remove it from the oven, and then from the mold.
Sugar cream pie is ready! By the way, cream not only saturates the dough, but also forms a kind of filling.
Sugar pie with cream in this case is prepared as follows:
Sugar cake (photo above) is ready!
Product name | Quantity |
For the test |
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Regular yeast | |
Butter | |
For powder |
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Butter | |
200 milliliters |
11. Turn on the “Baking” function on the multicooker and place the dough in it for half an hour.
12. After time has passed, open the lid of the multicooker and pour cream on top of the pie.
13. Set the “Warming” function for ten minutes.
Sugar pie in a slow cooker is ready! Place it on a dish and serve.
Bon appetit and good tea with your family!
“Insanely delicious and simple sugar pie “Tarte au sucre” - that’s the name I found it under on the Internet.
And one more thing: “A very tasty pie, despite the fact that it has no filling, it’s juicy, aromatic, with a wonderful caramel crust on top. Simple and successful, I’ll bake it again...”
It really turns out to be very tasty!
For anyone who hasn't tried it, I highly recommend it!
Add a teaspoon of sugar and 2 tsp to warm milk. dry yeast (less yeast is possible). Let it come to life. Then add eggs and plums. butter (I also added vanilla). Mix. Then gradually add flour, stirring with a spoon. The dough turns out soft, sticky, you can hardly form buns from it...
Leave to rise for an hour, covered with a towel. Then put the dough in a mold with a diameter of 21 cm (mine has sides of 21 and 20 cm), greasing the mold. oil Spread the dough evenly over the surface with greased hands. oil
Leave for another half hour to rise. Meanwhile, mix the chopped butter and sugar (to prevent the butter from melting, you can put it in the refrigerator for now). After half an hour, soak your finger in the melting oil and make several indentations over the entire surface of the dough.
Sprinkle with butter and sugar. Bake at 180 C for 25-30 minutes. After 25-30 minutes we take it out. Fill with cream (I read somewhere that you can also use sour cream). And put it in the oven for another 6-9 minutes to finish baking.
Ready! Eat it hot, it tastes better! The dough is the softest! The cream makes it look like a cream pie.