Treat yourself to the rich, fudgy goodness of homemade brownies – the perfect blend of chocolate and sweetness. These decadent squares are a crowd favourite, offering a melt-in-your-mouth texture in every bite. Made with a combination of milk, maida, cocoa powder, baking agents, butter, eggs, nuts, and Nestlé MILKMAID, they’re sure to be a hit on any occasion!
Made with simple, everyday ingredients like fresh apples, maida, milk, vanilla essence, butter, baking agents, nuts, warm spices, oats, lemon, brown sugar, and the creamy Nestlé MILKMAID, this treat comes together effortlessly. In just an hour, you’ll have a mouthwatering dessert that’s as easy to make as it is to enjoy!
Our Apple Crumble Cake recipe brings together the warmth of baked apples and the crunch of a classic crumble topping, all resting on a soft, moist cake base. Nestlé MILKMAID enhances the cake’s texture, lending it a creamy richness that perfectly complements the apples’ natural sweetness.
The process is delightfully simple. Start by layering a velvety batter enriched with MILKMAID and fresh tart apples, lightly spiced with cinnamon and nutmeg. Top it off with a crumbly mix of butter, flour, and sugar for a crisp, golden finish. As it bakes, the kitchen fills with the heavenly aroma of caramelised apples and buttery crumble.
Serve this Apple Crumble Cake warm with a scoop of ice cream or savour it on its own—every bite is pure comfort. Create this heartwarming dessert and let Nestlé MILKMAID add a touch of magic to your baking!
Try our other recipes: Chocolate Cake and Banana Cake. Each one brings unique flavours and textures that will delight your taste buds!
Show more > Show Less >You don't have to peel the apples, but peeling them will make your Apple Crumble Cake smoother. If you like a chunkier, rustic texture, leave the skins on.
Yes, you can use frozen apples, but thaw and drain them first to avoid extra moisture in the batter.
A soggy crumble can occur due to too much butter or not enough flour. Adjust the butter-to-flour ratio and make sure the topping is crumbly before adding it to the cake. Be sure to follow the above-mentioned recipe for Apple Crumble Cake carefully.
If the crumble is browning too fast, cover the cake with foil. Remove the foil during the last 10 minutes of baking to let the topping crisp.
If the Apple Crumble Cake turns out too dry, it could be overbaked. Make sure to check the cake a few minutes before the suggested baking time in the Apple Crumble Cake recipe is up.
Store your leftover Apple Crumble Cake in an airtight container at room temperature for up to two days or refrigerate it for up to four days.