For the Sauce
Combine all ingredients for sauce.
Place pears in sauce and refrigerate overnight.
These poached pears in wine syrup can be served with Coffee Cake and whipped cream, diced over yogurt and Quinoa Granola, or alongside a scoop of ice cream. Elegant, dramatic, and delicious.
Combine all ingredients for sauce.
Place pears in sauce and refrigerate overnight.
Cook pears in sauce for 30-45 minutes or until tender.
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The Heimishe Kitchen (Nitra Cookbook)These poached pears in wine syrup can be served with Coffee Cake and whipped cream, diced over yogurt and Quinoa Granola, or alongside a scoop of ice cream. Elegant, dramatic, and delicious.
Combine all ingredients for sauce.
Place pears in sauce and refrigerate overnight.
Cook pears in sauce for 30-45 minutes or until tender.
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Would a Pinot Noir wine work well for this recipe or am I better off using Merlot?
Any red wine would work.
Let us know how it comes out!
-Chana Tzirel from Kosher.com
Poached pears? I have a question. Do u peal the pears first. Which type pear do u suggest best an is it best served hot.
I don't peel them. You can. I would do Bartlett.