Prepare the semolina cream - boil the milk with semolina and cook until the mixture thickens - it will be roughly the consistency of a loose pudding. Set aside the cooked semolina to cool - preferably at room temperature.
1 liter milk, 100 g semolina
Beat the soft butter with powdered sugar until a white and fluffy mass is formed - beat for a long time - until the butter increases its volume and turns almost white, pale in color.
200 g butter, 65 g powdered sugar
Add ground almonds to the butter and then semolina, one tablespoon at a time - mix briefly until the ingredients are combined.
25 g ground almonds
If the cream is not sweet enough for you, you can add more powdered sugar.
Pour cold water over the gelatin and set aside to swell, then heat.
3 teaspoons gelatin
Add some stewed apples to the gelatin and mix - pour the entire mixture into the rest of the apples and stir vigorously.
about 1.4 kg apples
Line the bottom of a baking pan approximately 20/30 cm in size with a layer of biscuits (for me, it was about 20 biscuits per layer).
about 480 g biscuits
Spread half of the semolina cream over the biscuits, and then another layer of biscuits on top.
Spread the apples and smooth the surface.
Layer biscuits over the apples again, then the rest of the semolina cream, biscuits, and dulce de leche.
1 can dulce de leche
Finally, sprinkle the cake with almonds.
1 handful almonds
Chill the entire cake in the refrigerator overnight.