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Other recipe from here on the South, yesterday was a shining day after the rain.
This recipe of kuchen is with blueberries and the recipe is adapted from one of my friend Rosario (a chilean blogger) .
She has an amazing blog Recetas para todas.blogspot.com
I talked before about küchen history, when about 1800 the germans arrive here on the South and in this time küchen and others meals begin to be part of Chile cuisine.
Maybe all the cuisines are like this, when arrived the spanish (many years before) they add some things to the meals and the people lived here (mapuche people) had others things, and now we know these food like chilean food, but is all a mix I think we have similars foods with Peru, Argentina, Uruguay and others.
Each country has their own cuisine history and is so good and interesting know about it.
the twins in Caburgua
The volcano
Villarrica Volcano and the lake
Ingredients
(a mold about 28 cm diameter)
dough
180 grams of butter
200 grams all purpose flour
1 teaspoon of baking powder
150 grams sugar
2 eggs
pinch of salt
1/2 teaspoon of vanilla
Filling
250 grams of blueberries or
raspberries (frozen or fresh)
3/4 cup of heavy cream
2 tablespoon of sugar
Streusel
120 grams of butter
150 grams sugar
150 grams of all purpose flour
Method
In a bowl mix the butter and sugar and the pinch of salt, add the flour to make a crumbly mix and then add the egg and vanilla.
Would be a sticky dough.
Butter and floured a mold of 28 cm.
Cover the bottom with the flattered dough and floured fingers(add some flour if is needed)
Preheat oven to 180°c
Cover the crust with blueberries (bury slightly).
Bake until lightly browned.
While mix the cream with the sugar and vanilla.
Once you remove the küchen from oven wait some minutes and spread the cream over the fruits.
Make the streusel
In a bowl put the butter, flour and sugar and make crumbs with your fingers.
And put these crumbs over the cream.
Back to oven with the küchen and bake until is dry and golden(about 20 minutes)
Serve warm or let chill.
200 grams all purpose flour
1 teaspoon of baking powder
150 grams sugar
2 eggs
pinch of salt
1/2 teaspoon of vanilla
Filling
250 grams of blueberries or
raspberries (frozen or fresh)
3/4 cup of heavy cream
2 tablespoon of sugar
Streusel
120 grams of butter
150 grams sugar
150 grams of all purpose flour
Method
In a bowl mix the butter and sugar and the pinch of salt, add the flour to make a crumbly mix and then add the egg and vanilla.
Would be a sticky dough.
Butter and floured a mold of 28 cm.
Cover the bottom with the flattered dough and floured fingers(add some flour if is needed)
Preheat oven to 180°c
Cover the crust with blueberries (bury slightly).
Bake until lightly browned.
While mix the cream with the sugar and vanilla.
Once you remove the küchen from oven wait some minutes and spread the cream over the fruits.
Make the streusel
In a bowl put the butter, flour and sugar and make crumbs with your fingers.
And put these crumbs over the cream.
Back to oven with the küchen and bake until is dry and golden(about 20 minutes)
Serve warm or let chill.
En Español
Kuchen de arándanos
Villarrica
De aquí siguiendo más al sur la tradición de los kuchenes es fuerte, es un legado de los alemanes cuando llegaron a Chile alrededor del 1800.
Porque es impresionante como los küchen se comen casi a lo largo de todo Chile sobre todo al sur.
Crecí en el sur (Concepción) y allá era lo más normal hacer Küchen, con manzanas, peras, duraznos o frutillas, lo que hubiera. Mi mamá cuando quería aprovechar una manzanas decia voy a hacer un küchen.
Cuando llegaron los españoles, había cosas que no tenían idea y las agregaron a otras comidas que preparaba el pueblo mapuche por ejemplo, todo lo que es con maiz, humitas, pastel de choclo etc.
Incluso hacian el pan con maiz.
Y las frutillas...
Y despues los alemanes con sus recetas que pasaron a ser propias de nosotros.(aqui se venden kuchenes en todas partes)
pero los mejores kuchenes los he comido más al sur, Puerto Varas, valdivia, Frutillar etc.Ayer comí pastel de choclo y de postre kuchen:)
Esta receta está adaptada de una receta de Küchen de mi amiga Rosario que viven en Viña del Mar, que tiene estupendas recetas y además hace clases de cocina.
Su blog se llama Recetas para Todas y se los recomiendo especialmente.
Ingredientes
(para un molde de unos 28 cm de diámetro)
Masa
180 gramos de mantequilla
200 gramos de harina sin polvos de hornear
1 cucharadita de polvos de hornear
150 gramos de azúcar
2 huevos
1 pizca de sal
1/2 cucharadita de vainilla
Relleno
250 gramos de arándanos o frambuesas (frescas o congeladas)
3/4 taza de crema espesa
2 cucharadas de azúcar
streusel
120 gramos de mantequilla
150 gramos de azucar
150 gramos de harina
Preparación
En un bol mezclar la mantequilla, el azúcar y una pizca de sal,
agregar la harina y con los dedos hacer una mezcla arenosa entonces agregar el huevo y la vanilla. Unir todo bien y debe quedar una mezcla un poco pegajosa.
Enmantequillar y enharinar un molde de 28 cm.
Colocar en el fondo la masa bien distribuida.Hacerlo con los dedos enharinados.
Si fuera necesario agregar un poco de harina.
Precalentar el horno a 180° c.
Cubrir la masa con los arándanos distribuyendelos semi enterrados.
Hornear hasta que esté lugeramente dorada la masa (unos 10 minutos)
Mientras mezclar la crema con el azúcar y la vainilla.
Distribuir sobre los arándanos.
Por otro lado hacer el streusel
En un bol mezclar la mantequilla, harina y azúcar haciendo migas con los dedos. Distribuir sobre la crema.
Llevar a horno nuevamente unos 20 mminutos hasta que esté bien dorados.
Servie tibio o frío.
Love kuchen, love blueberries. Beautiful photos, Gloria! I want a piece of this cake!! xo
ReplyDeleteThanks Barbara, almost all the pics was taken by the twins!
DeleteI really enjoyed this little vacances:)
Oh Gloria, I just love when you create such goodness with Blueberries. Oh how I wish I could just take one little bite. Oh ok, an entire piece would be even better, lol...
ReplyDeleteThose pictures are stunning. Thank you so much for sharing...
Thanks to you Louise for stopping by you always are sweet:)
DeleteYes I enjoyed this little place, was fun and the kis were happy!
You are in such a gorgeous place for your vacation! Love the photo of the twins!
ReplyDeletethat blueberry kuchen is SO beautiful! yum!
Thanks Betsy really was a nice place an we had a lovely weather, yes the twins are funny they fight but always are together:))
Deletenice...love the pictures of the mountains and volcano....and this is another that is right up my alley...can just about taste the blueberries.....yum! glad you had lovely weather as well....
ReplyDeleteThanks Brian, we love the site and the twins enjoyed!!!
Deleteand the blueberry are really good!
Que nostalgia, que lindas fotos y el kuchen de los buenos!
ReplyDeleteGracias Pilar, cierto que es lindo el sur? a mi me encanta si hubieramos tenio más tiempo habriamos ido hasta Puerto Varas, para otra vez será, igual el viaje es largo:)
Deletebella ricetta e belle foto!!!
ReplyDeleteChe bello scenario e che golosa torta. Con tutti quei mirtilli è davvero deliziosa. Un bacione, buona giornata
ReplyDeleteWould be perfect with some ice cream. yum
ReplyDeleteYou know I love blueberries, and I adore your twins. They are getting to be so grown up now Gloria! Love all that you share and I especially LOVE you! xxoo
ReplyDeleteYes I know dear Marie:) Yes the twins are grown a lot they have 18, the time run dear, thanks for stopping by!! huggs dear!
DeleteBeautiful photos!! And I am in love with the recipe!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Melanie! (I love your drink)
Delete=)
DeleteI love all these fruity desserts you've been making! The kuchen sounds lovely.
ReplyDeleteYummy dessert and gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteNever had this kind of cake, it looks so good!
ReplyDeleteOMG Gloria these pics are stunning...
ReplyDeleteLove the cake.
Un beso
Thanks Manu!
DeleteGloria, I love kuchen and I love blueberries. Thanks for the recipe! Those photos of Villarrica, the volcano and the lake are really beautiful. Thanks for sharing and Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave:)
DeleteQue rico kuchen Gloria!....y que belleza de fotos...me encanta muestres el sur........Abrazotes, Marcela
ReplyDeleteGracias Marcela me encanta el sur! Es fascinante!
DeleteWhat a tasty looking cake. Beautiful photo of Villarrica.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pam!
DeleteI love your pictures, Gloria! Where are you in these pictures?? We want one of you holding the blueberries =)
ReplyDeleteHaha! You have reason Elsie maybe one with blueberries:) But I havent always I think in take pictures to food lol
Deleteanyway you can see my loveliest! My twins:))
Looks yummy and I am hungry! Great photos : )
ReplyDeleteThanks Cat!!
DeleteI love all your sweet berry treats!
ReplyDeleteThanks Angie!
DeleteLove bluberries and i know i would love a slice with my tea.
ReplyDeleteThanks Finla:)
DeleteLove blueberries and kuchen looks delicious. The nature is beautiful, thank you for this virtual trip.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamara:)
Deleteoh I could eat that right NOW!
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine!
DeleteI always know where to go when I am craving something sweet Gloria.
ReplyDeleteHa! Really Val? Well is your talking about berries sure:)
DeleteThanks Val!
Me encanta la receta. Tu sabes que cuando estaba escribiendo el post del mercado de Borough me viniste a la mente, tu y las recetas que subes aqui. Porque en el mercado estoy seguro que te arrebatarian los cakes y tortas. :-)
ReplyDeleteGracias por el comentario y por estos platos tan sabrosos con que siempre nos deleitas.
Saludos desde Londres.
Seguro me encantarian esos mercados o groceries me encantan y me gusta mirar todo y me encamta cuando hay productos frescos de hecho no alcanze a ir a todas las partes que queria
Deletesera para otro viaje tu post fue muy lindo:)
YUM these looks so good. A perfect dessert that reminds me of summer! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks Kit!
DeleteGloria, beautiful pictures and I love the blueberries! Looks over the top delicious :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Judy!!
DeleteI love the additional blueberries on top, this is a recipe I would love to make in the spring time.
ReplyDeleteThanks Natalie!
DeleteGorgeous photos, Gloria!! What a beautiful country. You dessert is beautiful as well!
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan, yes is really beuatiful especially I love the south!
DeleteMmmm....such a marvelous kuchen! And I love your vacation photo...wish some of your warm weather would head up north!!! xo
ReplyDeleteThanks dear Lizzy!!! was nice, ah I think you will have spring soon!
DeleteSuch a delicious kuchen and the scenic photos are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mich Im happy you enjoyed the pics!!
DeleteYum!! Your photos are breath taking.
ReplyDeleteDid you make that just for me???? That is sweet. ;) xo
ReplyDeleteAh Bama you can eat all you want because you are sweet:)
DeleteThanks Dawn:)
ReplyDeleteblueberries are my fave fruit and I drink blueberry juice like it's champaigne :)
ReplyDeleteLove the nature in Chile, Gloria Dear
I love blueberries too:)
DeleteChile is really beautiful Dezzy has this mix of a little vintage in some things and really modern in others but is a really nice country!
Beautiful sceneries!
ReplyDeleteAnd your blueberry kuchen looks absolutely delicious!
Thanks Joyce:)
DeleteGloria, thanks for posting photos - the snow capped volcano over the lake is stunning! One day we must visit my husband's cousins in Chile. It was fascinating to hear how the cultural blend affected your cuisine. Our family is a cultural melting pot too and we eat food from many countries, some our own and others borrowed.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sarah Im happy and glas you like, and your hubby can enjoy some pictures of here.
DeleteYes the volcano is lovely because all the seasons have snow! and really in all Villarrica site you can see it!
yes we have a really blend and at home more, because my Grand dad from my Mom was english so we have a really international cuisine:)
Thanks for stopping by!
I would love some day you come to Chile, we wait for you here!
I'm wanting a big scoop of ice cream on that, Gloria! Delicious!
ReplyDeleteSuper photos today too!
Thanks Barbara I love Ice cream in it too!
DeleteChe bontà!!! Bellissime le foto :)
ReplyDeleteGrazie Puffin!
DeleteWow way late at your land, blueberries are a fine treat. And awesome shots too, looks like a great vacation for you.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pat dear:))
Deletewow great cake and what a stunning country love the one of the twins :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Rebecca I love the twins picture too:))
DeleteIt looks good! Especially since real blueberries are being used. Too many commercial pastries don't use the real thing. :(
ReplyDeleteReally Dwei? I love real blueberries I wouldent use others!lol!
ReplyDeleteIm happy to see you again dear!
happy saturday gloria...hope you are well...
ReplyDeletesick today here...and just trying to stay warm...
oh dear Brian hope you feel better, take care:)
DeleteQue buen viaje, esos parajes son tan lindos.
ReplyDeleteEl sur es tierra de kuchenes, el que hiciste apetitoso a todo dar!
Como debes haber disfrutados de esos dias. Te cuento, esperaba alguna foto de la cocina a leña. Hasta te imaginaba haciendo fuego, para sacar algun kuchen de ese horno. Así bien de campo sureño.
Lindo post, aproveché de mirar los dos anteriores, me encantaron la de moras y el pie de pollo. Me gustó la presentación, algún dia me animaré.
Cariños!
I love blueberries and this looks delicious! I am trying to eat sugar free and it depresses me when I see lovely recipes like this. Also love all the other photos...beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGloria- I wanted to let you know that I have made your blueberry kuchen recipe. We loved it. I have posted it on my blog, I hope that you will check it out.
ReplyDeleteDawn