Apple Butter?

[Stone]

I know I made some, about 15 years ago.  But I can’t find the recipe.   I thought I posted about it here, but can’t find the posts. 

oh well. 
I went Apple picking this weekend, and have about 30 pounds of apples.  Anyone have a good Apple butter recipe?

i already made this tart. 
 

[voyager]

Interesting tart.   I've never seen the apples cut that way.   What's the cream base?   Were your apple chunks pre-cooked or baked into/onto the tart?    Glaze?

[Stone]

Here's the recipe:  https://brunoalbouze.com/recipe/countryside-apple-pie/  (Although when Bruno recently redid his website, he seems to have dropped some of the steps. Check out the video.)

Yes, the apples are cut in a large dice, cooked on the stovetop for about 5-10 minutes with butter, raisons, rum and brown sugar.  Then baked in a custard.  The "creamy" look is from an egg white/sugar/butter glaze put on in the last 10 minutes.

 

 

[joethefoodie]

2 hours ago, Stone said:

Here's the recipe:  https://brunoalbouze.com/recipe/countryside-apple-pie/  (Although when Bruno recently redid his website, he seems to have dropped some of the steps. Check out the video.)

Yes, the apples are cut in a large dice, cooked on the stovetop for about 5-10 minutes with butter, raisons, rum and brown sugar.  Then baked in a custard.  The "creamy" look is from an egg white/sugar/butter glaze put on in the last 10 minutes.

 

 

Stone - I like your immersion into pastry and baking.