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I have to admit that it’s been a while since I baked again and, above all, prepared an extra yeast dough. But if you want fluffy cinnamon rolls, you can’t avoid the homemade yeast dough. I used to screw up a yeast dough like this a few times and today I still don’t know what the problem was. But as the saying goes: Practice makes perfect.
So: when you have overcome the first hurdle of the yeast dough, nothing stands in the way of these delicious cinnamon rolls with apple filling. The filling is really prepared in no time with just a few ingredients and is simply spread on the rolled out yeast dough. Then all you have to do is roll up the yeast dough and cut your snails off the roll. You can find detailed step-by-step instructions in the recipe below.

Calories: 128 – Protein: 2,5g – Fat: 4g – Carbs: 21g


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For four apple roses you need the following ingredients:
At the beginning you cut the apples into fine and even slices (ideally 0.5 cm) and place the slices in a bowl filled with water. Add the juice of a lemon to the water. The lemon juice prevents the apples from turning brown once they are cut open. Now put the bowl with the apples and the water in the microwave over medium heat for 2 minutes, so that the apples become soft and can be bent more easily afterwards. Then you take the puff pastry out of the refrigerator and use a pizza roller to divide it into four pale-sized lanes.

Next, coat the puff pastry sheets with 1 teaspoon of jam and sprinkle 1 teaspoon of brown sugar and 1 teaspoon of cinnamon over the sheets. The jam will later give your apple roses a fruity and fresh taste and ensure that the puff pastry does not get too dry when baking. Cinnamon and sugar round off the taste and go perfectly with the apples.
Then you take the soft apple slices and place them with the round edge facing outwards in a fan-like manner on the long side of the puff pastry sheet. You should make sure that, firstly, they are not too close to the edge and, secondly, that they touch each other lightly. In the end you will get a rosy result.


Now it’s time to get canned: The puff pastry sheets with the apples are now folded up and rolled up so that the protruding apple edges are formed into a rose. To do this, fold the free puff pastry over to the apple slices and cover the apple slices with the puff pastry. Then you roll it up into a rose. You can do this by carefully rolling the strips from one end to the other, making sure that the individual apple slices do not fall out.


After you have finished rolling up all of the apple roses, you will receive fine puff pastry roses that are baked in a muffin pan. Now a final tip: if the apple roses have been rolled up, they look a bit squashed at first. So that the apple roses rise nicely during baking and become a blooming rose, you carefully push the apple slices outwards and use them to open the rose. Make sure that the apple slices don’t bend over or fall out. Ideally, you put the apple roses in the refrigerator again beforehand so that the puff pastry stays nice and firm.


Finally, the apple roses are baked in the oven at 160 degrees O / U for about 30-40 minutes.
Calories: 324 – Protein: 4g – Fat: 16g – Carbs: 41g


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If you like sweet breakfasts too, I have a recipe for you from breakfast heaven. Creamy-sweet porridge in combination with crunchy apples and a sweet caramel sauce. In short: my apple-cinnamon porridge catapults you directly into the sweet breakfast heaven with the first spoon and won’t let you out again at first.
My recipe for this delicious apple-cinnamon porridge is also super easy, quick to prepare, requires only a few ingredients and is therefore perfect for a hearty breakfast on the weekend or as a sweet meal in between.

Calories: 503 – Protein: 10g – Fat: 18g – Carbs: 71g


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What could be more delicious than a warm, crispy and sweet apple crumble with vanilla ice cream or vanilla sauce for dessert? Or not just for dessert, but whenever you feel like it. My Apple Crumble is super easy, super quick to prepare with just a few ingredients and everyone really likes it. The crispy and buttery crumble is mixed with a little cinnamon to create an even more delicious note. If you don’t like ice cream or vanilla sauce with it, you can simply enjoy the crumble plain – pure – or with a little powdered sugar. Anyway, Apple Crumble is heavenly. Also works with cherries, pears or other fruit!
If you are in the mood for more dessert recipes, take a look at my recipe category “Sweets and Desserts“.

Calories: 392 – Protein: 4g – Fat: 21g – Carbs: 47g



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