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Mirabelle Cake

1. Separate the egg-white from the yolks, then put the yolks and the caster sugar into a bowl.

2. Use a whisk to beat the mixture, add in the mirabelle liqueur.

3. Sieve the flour, add the egg-white and the baking powder and work into a smooth dough.

4. Beat lightly in the cream cheeses one by one, then beat the egg-white until stiff.

5. Carefully add the first mixture to the second, let in the ingredients without beating.

6. Preheat the oven to a moderate temperature.

7. Grease the tin with the butter and pour in the dough.

8. Drain the mirabelles, put them on a tray and cook for 60 minutes.

9. Serve the cake warm or cold.

 

Source: Comité Régional du Tourisme de Lorraine

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Linz Tart

Anyone engaging in a serious search for the true origin of the Linzer Torte soon finds him or herself travelling between Egypt, Verona and Milwaukee in the American state of Wisconsin. The oldest recorded tart recipe in the world which was written down by a countess in Verona is to be found today in the monastery library in Admont and even became popular in America during the mid-19th century. A cake-maker who moved to Linz in 1822 used the recipe to create the “Linzer Masse”, which was the basis for the grandiose Linz tart. Today it is the culinary emblem of the capital city of Upper Austria.

Ingredients

  • 250 g of flour
  • 10 petit Suisse cream pieces of cheese
  • 4 eggs
  • 200 g caster sugar
  • 1 sachet of baking powder
  • 1 small glass of Mirabelle liqueur or, if unavailable, kirsch
  • 1 tin of mirabelles in syrup
  • 20 g of butter for the cake tin

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