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Sig's Leipsic Larks
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Sig's Leipsic Larks

Sigrun
Sigrun @sigrun
German, living in England

The story is that in the 18/19 hundreds, millions of field larks were send to Russia and other places from Leipsic /Germany (Leipzig) and area around, to be baked as a meat ingredient in little bacon wrapped pies. Eventually this was frowned upon and forbidden. People in Leipsic came up with the novel idea to substitute the little birds for a sweet pie instead #cookingwithzita #pastry #fruit #marzipan #myfavouriterecipes #stayingathome

The story is that in the 18/19 hundreds, millions of field larks were send to Russia and other places from Leipsic /Germany (Leipzig) and area around, to be baked as a meat ingredient in little bacon wrapped pies. Eventually this was frowned upon and forbidden. People in Leipsic came up with the novel idea to substitute the little birds for a sweet pie instead #cookingwithzita #pastry #fruit #marzipan #myfavouriterecipes #stayingathome

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Sig's Leipsic Larks

Sigrun
Sigrun @sigrun
German, living in England

The story is that in the 18/19 hundreds, millions of field larks were send to Russia and other places from Leipsic /Germany (Leipzig) and area around, to be baked as a meat ingredient in little bacon wrapped pies. Eventually this was frowned upon and forbidden. People in Leipsic came up with the novel idea to substitute the little birds for a sweet pie instead #cookingwithzita #pastry #fruit #marzipan #myfavouriterecipes #stayingathome

The story is that in the 18/19 hundreds, millions of field larks were send to Russia and other places from Leipsic /Germany (Leipzig) and area around, to be baked as a meat ingredient in little bacon wrapped pies. Eventually this was frowned upon and forbidden. People in Leipsic came up with the novel idea to substitute the little birds for a sweet pie instead #cookingwithzita #pastry #fruit #marzipan #myfavouriterecipes #stayingathome

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Ingredients

4 servings
  • for the dough
  • 250 gramplain flour
  • 1medium egg
  • 1 teaspoonbrandy or cognac
  • 70 gramsfine sugar (caster)
  • 125 gramsbutter
  • 1 pinchsalt
  • for the filling
  • 125 gramsbutter
  • 250 gramsapricot jam
  • 150 gramsicing sugar
  • 75 gramsflour
  • 1 tablespooncornstarch
  • 1egg yolk
  • 4egg white
  • 150 gramsfine ground almonds
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  1. 1

    Sieved the flour into a large bowl. Add one egg, the brandy, salt and then sprinkle the sugar over the top. Gently melt the butter and drizzle it over the flour. Mix all together into a dough, set aside for 30 minutes in fridge.

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  2. 2

    Preheat oven to 180 C. For the filling whisk the butter until fluffy and light. add the other ingredients for the filling except the jam and the egg whites. Whisk the egg white in a clean bowl until they form a peak. Lift under the butter filling.

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  3. 3

    Roll out dough into 0.5 cm thickness. Fill individual metal muffin cases (6 cm) or muffin tray that have been greased with butter, with dough in bottom and along edges. You will have dough left over, don't worry you will need this. Run jam through sieve, fill it into bottom of pie. Add filling. Cut thin strips long enough to make a cross pattern over each little pie. (this is to resemble the bacon the little pies where tied with in the origin of the dish).

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  4. 4

    Put the little larks into the oven and bake for about 20 minutes until golden baked. Turn them out onto a cooling tray, make sure you turn them up straight away again., or the jam will run out. Cool down and then enjoy.

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Sigrun @sigrun
on May 06, 2020 12:39
German, living in England
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Maureen 😀
Maureen 😀 @Moe131
May 06, 2020 23:44
Wow love where this recipe originated from they look amazing 😃
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