Just Add Apples: How to Make the Ultimate Apple Strudel and Cider-Glazed Bundt Cake



Test cook Erin McMurrer and host Bridget Lancaster make the ultimate Apple Strudel. In the Equipment Corner, expert Adam Ried reveals his top pick for Bundt Pans, and then Julia and Bridget uncover the secrets to the perfect Cider-Glazed Apple Bundt Cake.

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  1. I knew a woman who made apple strudel regularly. She made the dough and then she stretched it over the kitchen table and down the sides!! It was ridiculous for most of us to think that we could do the same thing. It was like a piece of cloth it looked like a tablecloth. Props to her! 🙂

  2. Oh no, so much plastic! 😔
    I always have the urge to cream the sugar with butter or eggs is recipes to make sure it’s dissolved and fully incorporated. Can this be a downside in some recipes? 🤓

  3. It seems I don't know the name of the thing I thought was called "strudel".

    Picture this: A small rectangle of flaky pastry dough. A layer of cooked, chopped apples goes on top of that. Another rectangle of flaky pastry dough, with a lattice cut, goes on top of that, sealed at the edges to the bottom layer of dough. An egg wash, a sprinkle of large sugar crystals, and some time in the oven.

    What's my thing called? Is that a type of turnover, then?

  4. Thank you very much for such excellent explanation. I would like to know how to apply the same idea from the Apple bundt cake to banana cakes, given I live in Costa Rica and bananas are very easy to find but banana cakes don't really taste as they should.

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