Grated Pie

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Good day, dear friends.

I believe this is my first time in this community, although I have been a member for a considerable amount of time. The first thing I decided to do was read the community rules. I am glad that there is no point in a mandatory photo of myself. I am a modest person and do not want to show my face. Rather, I am embarrassed. If I follow the rules, I will be glad to receive feedback. I will write in English, since I do not understand Spanish.

Today I will show you the recipe for Grated Pie. I also love to bake pastries. My son loves homemade pastries and constantly asks me to bake something for him.

This year I bake Grated Pie more often. Because it is easy to bake, the ingredients are available, and you don't need to make different cookies; fold one layer of dough, fill it, and grate the other half of the pie. That is why I love to bake it, because I put less effort into its creation.

You will need:
600 g flour (3 cups)
200 g sugar (1 cup)
2 eggs
1 tablespoon sunflower oil
1/3 teaspoon salt
0.5 teaspoon soda (or 1 teaspoon baking powder)
20 g vanilla sugar (one packet)
500 g jam. You can use any fruit with sugar.

I did not take a separate photo of the ingredients, but I will show that I worked.
To do this, I mix the eggs first with sugar, and then with all the ingredients. I rub the butter or margarine on a large grater.

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Knead the dough, adding all the flour, and the dough should turn out soft.

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Put one half of the dough in the refrigerator, and spread the other half on a baking sheet.

I put canned cherry jam and walnuts on the dough.

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On top of the prepared pie, grate the dough from the refrigerator on a coarse grater.

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It turns out like an anthill. I also added walnuts and put them in the oven. Since it is cold here in winter, they kept our house warm. It is hot now, so I rarely bake, although I baked this pie the other day.

It should stand in the oven until golden brown and until the bottom crust is ready. We check with a skewer. If the dough does not stick to the skewer, the pie is ready.

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You need to cut it into pieces immediately after taking it out of the oven, because if it cools down, it can crumble. Therefore, I immediately cut it into portions.

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That's all.
I hope you liked it!

I took all the photos, and they are my property; they cannot be used without my consent.

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