Imprisioned Apples

• 4 apples
• 100 milliliters water to cook the apples
• 200 milliliters water to soak the raisins
• 50 gr raisins
• 50 nuts
• 4 tablespoons prepared custard cream or creme patissiere
• 2 packets puff pastry
• 150 gr sugar

1. Bake the apples. To do this wash them carefully, core them, put in a dish suitable for oven, with half a glass of water, and cook at 180Cu0b0 for 25 minutes.
2. Prepare the filling. Hydrate the raisins in some water for an hour. Then drain them. Prepare your favorite custard or creme pattisiere recipe, and take 4 tablespoons. Mix custard with raisins and nuts
3. Once the apples are baked, pour into the middle/core of each apple 1 tablespoon of the raisin filling we've prepared previously
4. Prepare the pastry prison. Use a grid cutter or sharp knife to create a grid or pattern on the pastry sheets. Take some parchment paper and wad a bunch of it up into a large ball, about the size of your apple
5. Cut the pastry into 4 pieces, and then wrap each piece around the paper balls. See step-by-step images on the related blog link. Place on a baking sheet
6. Bake the pastry for 15 minutes at 200 u0b0 C. If dough is too thin to use the cutter and gives you problems, you can knead it and stretch the width you wish
7. After baking the grids, carefully remove the baking paper ball from inside
8. Prepare the caramel, just putting sugar in a nonstick pan over medium heat, and heating it until it becomes liquid and gets dark
9. Once the pastry grids are baked, use a pastry brush to spread hot caramel over them, being careful not to get burned. Let the caramelised grids dry
10. To serve, put an apple (already filled) on a dish and cover with the pastry grid

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Taken from food52.com/recipes/11410-imprisioned-apples (may not work)