This incredibly easy red wine poaching pear makes a stunning dessert. I love them with whipped cream or ice cream. This is good.
The idea of poaching this wine, but the elegant dinner dessert for the client, for which we have worked for (we used recipes for other business). We have loved the idea of this poaching pear so much instead of allocated the inspired taste recipe. I’m glad we did and I’m very excited for you to make this simple dessert.
I am very similar to them like us baked pearwhich are another fabulous dessert with pears. They work so well with a large spoon whipped creamTo be in style Coconut whipped cream (yum!) or your favorite ice cream. You can prepare this pear for about 30 minutes, and they lasted in the fridge for up to 4 days, so they are ideal for making a make-up desser for your next dinner.
The main components
- Pears. I love BOSC or Bartlett pears for this poaching because the body is usually slightly more firmly touch than other varieties. Any pears will work, but they will fall more firmly in the poaching liquid.
- Wine: I used dry red wine to make a pear to make our photos but preferred to replace dry white wine. Whatever you use, make sure you are happy to drink. Use wine varieties for red wine that will use to make sangria Like Rioja, because this keeps good for spices in our poaching liquid or use my favorite PINOT NOIR. For white wine, use something dry and fruit like Sauvignon Blanc.
- Orange. I love some fresh orange juice compressed in the poaching liquid. It adds some sweetness and floral notes.
- Honey. For this recipe I love orange floral notes. If you want, you can replace the agave nectar or maple syrup, but think that the scent of poaching fluid will change.
- Spices. We combine cinnamon wood, cloves and vanilla beans carved and add poaching liquid. If necessary, you can replace vanilla extract for vanilla beans (2 to 3 teaspoons).
Easy wine poaching pear
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These easy poaching pears are shocking for desserts. I use red wine in my poaching fluid but will do white wine. When choosing the wine for this pear, it is not necessary to be the best bottle, but definitely choose something you are happy to drink. I’m going for more dry red wines such as Rioja, Pinot Noir or Merlot.
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You will need
1 lemon, cut in half
3 Strong pears like BOSC or Bartlett
1 cup water
1 (750 ml) bottle dry red wine such as Pinot Noir or Merlot
1 orange, quadrant
1/2 cup of honey or more to taste
1 cinnamon wood
4 whole cloves
1 vanilla beans with half-drilled seeds
2 cups of homemade whipped cream
Directions:
1Set aside a large pot holding at least 3 quartets. Cut the scope of parchment paper that fits only inside the boiler. Then make a small hole in the middle of the parchment to make it a donut. This is called Cartouche. You will then post on top of the poaching liquid to make sure the pear sinks.
2Fill in a bowl large enough to fit the pear with cold water. Squeeze the juice from 1 lemon in the water, ready for a pear.
BookletPeel a pear, then cut them in half. Maintenance them, then direct them to a bowl with lemon water to prevent brown.
ThreeCombine the wine bottle and 1 cup water in a large saucepan. Squeeze the orange quarter on a pan, then drop them. Mix 1/2 cup with honey, 1 cinnamon with wood, 4 mechanical beans, seeds scratched and added to the basket. Bring to simmer on medium heat.
5Transfer the half of the pear on the fluid, put on top of a paved flueret over the parchment paper, then cook a very low simmer, warming heat. When they hook up, from time to time push the pear to submerge into the liquid.
6 years oldServe with a warm or frozen generous spoon or ice cream.
Adam and Junny tips
- Storage: Keep the required pear in a fluid in a fridge sealant container for up to 4 days. Because the pear sits in the liquid, they have more taste, such a great makeup dessert. Being ready to serve, offer them frozen or heat in a saucepan with a few hunting fluids in the stove.
- Vanilla. Replace vanilla beans with 2 teaspoons vanilla extract.
- Nutrition facts are assessed. They are probably too high, because in the calculations we have enrolled the poaching liquid.
Nutrition by service
The amount of serving
1 half of the poaching pear with whipped cream
Compound
Scintend
196
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Total fat
4.6 g
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Saturated fat
2.8 g
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Cholesterol
15.2 mg
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Sodium
3.8 mg
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Carbohydrate
38.6 g
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Dietary fiber
2.4 g
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General sugar
33.3 g
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Protein
1.1 g
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