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66<br />

BAKE<br />

APPLE PIE<br />

Function: BAKE<br />

Temperature: 180ºC/360ºF<br />

Cooking time: 45 minutes<br />

Convection Fan: ON<br />

Makes: 1 x 20cm round pie<br />

INGREdIENTS<br />

2 ready rolled shortcrust pastry sheets<br />

800g/4 medium granny smith apples, peeled,<br />

cored and thinly sliced<br />

2 tablespoons plain flour<br />

60g/¼ cup raw sugar<br />

1 teaspoon mixed spice<br />

1 x 60 egg, separated<br />

1 tablespoon raw sugar<br />

1 x 300ml double thick cream, to dollop<br />

METHOd<br />

1. Line a pie tin (20 cm round x 5cm deep)<br />

with a pastry sheet. Trim <strong>the</strong> excess<br />

dough from edges.<br />

2. Gently combine <strong>the</strong> apples, flour, sugar<br />

and spice in a bowl.<br />

3. Place <strong>the</strong> apple mixture into <strong>the</strong><br />

prepared pie crust and cover with <strong>the</strong><br />

second sheet for shortcrust pastry. Trim<br />

excess pastry and pinch <strong>the</strong> pie crust<br />

edges toge<strong>the</strong>r to make decorative<br />

pattern. Cut 4 slits in <strong>the</strong> shape of a<br />

cross in <strong>the</strong> centre of <strong>the</strong> pie top.<br />

4. Brush with 1 egg yolk mixed with 1<br />

tablespoon water and glaze <strong>the</strong> top of<br />

pastry. Sprinkle with raw sugar.<br />

5. Set <strong>the</strong> wire rack in <strong>the</strong> bottom rack<br />

height position. Carefully place <strong>the</strong><br />

pie in oven. Turn <strong>the</strong> function dial<br />

until <strong>the</strong> indicator on <strong>the</strong> LCD screen<br />

points to <strong>the</strong> BAKE function. Turn <strong>the</strong><br />

convection fan ON. Set <strong>the</strong> temperature<br />

to 180˚C/360˚F and press START/<br />

CANCEL button to activate.<br />

6. Bake approximately 40-45 minutes<br />

or until pastry is golden brown and<br />

<strong>the</strong> apple is tender (test with a skewer<br />

through <strong>the</strong> slit in <strong>the</strong> top crust).<br />

7. Allow pie to slightly cool before serving<br />

warm in wedges with a dollop of cream<br />

or ice cream.<br />

CHOCOLATE WALNUT BROWNIES<br />

Function: BAKE<br />

Temperature: 180ºC/360ºF<br />

Cooking time: 40 minutes<br />

Convection Fan: ON<br />

Makes: 24<br />

INGREdIENTS<br />

150g/1 cup self raising flour<br />

150g/1 cup cocoa powder<br />

250g/1 cup caster sugar<br />

250g butter, melted<br />

4 x 60g eggs, lightly beaten<br />

1 teaspoon vanilla essence<br />

250g/1½ cups dark chocolate bits<br />

125g/1 cup walnut pieces<br />

Icing sugar, to dust<br />

METHOd<br />

1. Grease a 28x18x3cm baking tin and<br />

lined with baking paper.<br />

2. Sift flour and cocoa toge<strong>the</strong>r <strong>the</strong>n stir in<br />

sugar. Add butter, eggs and vanilla and<br />

beaten until smooth using a <strong>Breville</strong><br />

electric mixer. Fold in <strong>the</strong> chocolate<br />

bits and walnuts. Pour batter into <strong>the</strong><br />

prepared tin.<br />

3. Set <strong>the</strong> wire rack in <strong>the</strong> bottom rack<br />

height position. Carefully place <strong>the</strong><br />

tin in oven. Turn <strong>the</strong> function dial<br />

until <strong>the</strong> indicator on <strong>the</strong> LCD screen<br />

points to <strong>the</strong> BAKE function. Turn <strong>the</strong><br />

convection fan ON. Set <strong>the</strong> temperature<br />

to 180˚C/360˚F and press START/<br />

CANCEL button to activate.<br />

4. Bake approximately 35-40 minutes or<br />

until skewer comes out clean. Leave in<br />

tin to cool for approximately 10 minutes.<br />

Remove from tin and cool on wire rack.<br />

5. Cut into 24 squares and dust with<br />

icing sugar.

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