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French Apple Turnovers

Serves: 6 Course: DessertCategory: PastryMachine: MixerTotal time (min.): 140
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Buttery puff pastry filled with a sharp but sweet apple compote. A perfect autumnal treat.

Ingredients

Tools

Method

  1. Add unsalted butter, vanilla bean pod, caster sugar, lemon, cornflour and apple to a clean large saucepan
  2. Cook until softened and let cool - medium heat
  3. Attach Spiral Dough Tool
  4. Add water, all purpose flour, salt and unsalted butter to the Kenwood Bowl
  5. Mix - 5 min, Speed 2
  6. Remove the pastry from the bowl and wrap in plastic wrap
  7. Chill in fridge - 30 min
  8. Line a clean work surface with parchment paper
  9. Add unsalted butter to the work surface
  10. Place another piece of parchment paper on top
  11. Using a rolling pin flatten the butter into a rectangle shape (15 x 10 cm)
  12. Place the pastry from the fridge on to a lightly floured work surface
  13. Roll out the pastry into a square (30 x 30 cm)
  14. Place the butter into the centre of the dough
  15. Fold the edges of the pastry over to enclose the butter fully and tightly pinch the seams to seal
  16. Roll out the pastry until about 3-5 mm thick
  17. Fold the bottom edge just over the centre and fold the top down to cover the first fold
  18. Turn the dough 45º and immediately repeat the rolling and folding action
  19. Wrap the pastry in plastic wrap and chill in the fridge for about 30 minutes
  20. Repeat the folding and chilling process twice more
  21. Pre-heat oven - 200°C
  22. Remove the pastry from the fridge and place onto a lightly floured work surface
  23. Roll out the pastry until about 2 mm thick
  24. Cut out 10 cm rounds, then roll each gently to make a slight oval
  25. Brush with egg
  26. Spoon 1 tbsp of apple filling into the centre
  27. Fold the top edge over to the bottom to form a semicircle
  28. Seal the edges by pressing down hard with your fingers
  29. Brush the tops with a little beaten egg
  30. Use a skewer to make a small hole to allow steam to escape
  31. Place the pastries onto a baking tray and chill in the fridge for 30 minutes
  32. Bake - 20 min, 200°C
  33. Let cool on round wire rack
  34. Serve

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