Amharic: ፖም
Hausa: áfùl
Kirundi: ipome
Malagasy: pôma
Sesotho: apole
Shona: ápuro
SiSwati: li-hhábhula
Somali: tufaax
Wolof: pom
Apples are the most common fruits in central and eastern Europe, but I guess quite rare in Africa. For language lovers, apple in Polish and several african languages, and for apple lovers - delicious, soft Lithuanian apple cookies, obuoliniai sausainiai (they taste like soft thick fluffy biscuit omelettes; they'll melt in your mouth!)
(to make about 12 cookies)
125 gr flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 egg
70 gr sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla sugar and/or 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1 tablespoon sour cream
1/4 cup oil
a pinch of salt
300 gr apples
1 tablespoon lemon juice
icing sugar to sprinkle
1. Peel apples, cut into small cubes and sprinkle with lemon juice
2. Beat egg with sugar, vanilla sugar, cinnamon and salt. Add sour cream and oil and continue beating.
3. Sieve flour with baking soda, add beaten eggs and apple cubes.
4. Cover a baking tray with baking paper. Place tablespoons of the batter on the tray. Bake 15-20 minutes in 180C oven (they should be lovely brownish on the top). Cool down and sprinkle with icing sugar (optionally: mixed with ground cinnamon)
1 comment:
Ciasteczka jabłkowe są wyjątkowo pyszne. Miękkie, delikatne i bardzo smaczne. Dodatek jabłek sprawia, że są wilgotne i mają wyjątkowy smak. Wypróbowałam i szczerze polecam.
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