Dried pear recipes

Pears are harvest-dependent seasonal products, available only during certain periods of the year, and characterised by a limited storage life. But the dried pears will storage for a long time. It also one way for pears storage.

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Last fall, my CSA started sending me pears, and they didn’t stop until March. There are only so many pear salads and snacks you can make before you start craving something else. So back when I was …

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What to do with overripe pears? Avoid wasting food with these 10 genius ways to use overripe pears for desserts, smoothies and much more.

Check out these tasty Cinnamon Pear Chips made with just 2 ingredients. So incredibly delicious, they are sure to disappear as fast as you can make them.

This Pear Bread is moist, nutty, and versatile enough to go from breakfast to snack to dessert!

In my continuing quest to uncover dried fruit and nut desserts for my Tu B’Shvat cooking class, I uncovered this little gem. These adorable little cookies are called “Meneinas” (pronounced Meh-NAY-nas) and they may be singly responsible for making me reverse my former position on not liking dried fruit desserts. I feel like […]

Learn how to make dried pears at home with this easy dehydrator recipe. Preserve Bartlett, Bosc, or Asian pears as tasty pear chips that are perfect for snacking or storing. Add a sprinkle of cinnamon for a fall-inspired flavor. Find more preserving pears, storing pears for winter, healthy pear recipes, and Fruit Preserves at practicalselfreliance.com.

Turn some of the healthiest fruits in your garden into something a little different. Words: Kristina Jensen The very first dessert I was allowed to make all by myself, around age 10, was a simple but scrumptious dish involving preserved pears. Mum made it with me the first couple of times, and then obviously felt that I had acquitted myself well enough to be left unsupervised. First, I had to strain off all the juice from the pears into a saucepan. The pears were then arranged into special…