1/30/2013

Lemon Yoghurt Cake and Apple Crumble

Ingredients (serves 4)
- 3 eggs
- 175 grams of white sugar
- One pinch of salt
- 10 cl of oil
- The grated zest of one lemon
- One whole milk yoghurt
- 200 grams of flour
- One bag of baking powder
- One bag of vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon of cinnamon powder
- 5 granny apples
- The juice of one lemon
- A knob of butter for the dish

Utensils
- A peeler
- A knife
- A plate
- A bowl
- A whisk

 Method
1. First, wash the apples and peel.
2. Second, cut in cubes and put in a buttered plate.
3. Third, press the lemon and drop the juice on the apples.
4. Next, break the eggs in a bowl.
5. Next, add the sugar in the bowl and whisk the eggs with the sugar until the mixture whitens and makes a ribbon when you lift the whisk.
6. Meanwhile, drop the oil while continuing to whisk.
7. Then, add the zest of the lemon, the yoghurt, the flour, 1 teaspoon of cinnamon powder, one bag of vanilla extract, one bag of baking powder and one pinch of salt.
8. Next, mix the ingredients together to obtain a homogeneous mixture.
9. After that, pour the mixture in the plate over the apples.
10. Finally, preheat the oven at 190° and bake the preparation for 45 minutes until the cake is firm.

Personal Comments
The apple crumble is a typically English and the yoghurt cake is typically French. 
I have created this recipe in order to mix these two cultures together, and according to me, that symbolizes peace between England and France.
These two countries maintained an adversarial relationship before because of the Hundred Years War. 
The acidity of the granny apples symbolizes the war and the sweetness of the cake symbolizes reconciliation. 
About multiculturalism, the message that I have tried to deliver through this recipe is that there are many contacts between England and France and a lot of friendship or love between English and French people. 
England is part of the European Union and the English is one of the first languages learned by French students ; and to me, this recipe symbolizes exchanges, love, peace and fraternity between our two countries.

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