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Poached Pears in Red Wine Recipe

Poached Pears in red wine is one simple yet scrumptious and elegant dessert. Why is it simple? Because Red wine is one main ingredient to poach the pears and this recipe can be prepared ahead of time and refrigerated before serving. And while poaching in red wine with an inch of Cinnamon stick, the whole house is surrounded with fruity cinnamon flavour. No one would say no to this decadent simple dessert. For non-alcoholic, substitute any fruit juice with honey, sugar with a hint of any favourite spice for wine. You may get the taste, but not the appetising beautiful red colour.

Prep time:
5 minutes

cook time:
20 to 25 minutes

serves:
2

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Red wine 3 cups

Red wine

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Sugar 1/2 cup

Sugar

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Cinnamon Stick 2″

Cinnamon Stick

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Mint Leaves for garnishing

Mint Leaves

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Digestive biscuits 6 numbers

Digestive biscuits

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Pear 2 ( I used Australian pear )

Pear

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Pear is a sweet aromatic fruit with juicy flesh. Pears are bell-shaped and vary from green to yel ...

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Details

Vegetarian

Level : Easy

Cuisine : French

Course : Dessert

Recipe Notes

For poaching ,Pear has to be tender but firm. You can substitute any spice like clove,star anise etc. My favourite is all time cinnamon. If you have red wine is well and good for both colour and taste. You can use white wine or fruit juice or simple sugar solution with a hint of any spices. I prefer poached pears to refrigerate over night or at least few hours before serving. You can make it ahead of time for parties and can serve this simple yet elegant dessert as a centrepiece . No doubt everyone would love and indulge.

Ingredients For Poached Pears in Red Wine Recipe

Red wine 3 cups

Red wine

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Red wine is prepared by crushing and fermenting dark-coloured grapes. There are many varieties of ...

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Suger 1/2 cup

Sugar

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Sugar is a common sweetener made from juice of processed sugar beets and sugar cane or ...

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1- inch cinnamon stick 2″

Cinnamon

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Mint(Pudina)leaves for garnishing

Mint Leaves

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Mint leaves inherit a very distinct cooling sensation, that of menthol, a compound naturally pres ...

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Digestive biscuits 6 numbers

Digestive Biscuit

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Digestive Biscuit is a semi-sweet biscuit. It originated in Scotland when two Scottish doctors pr ...

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Nashpati 2 ( I used Australian pear )

Pear

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How to make Poached Pears in Red Wine Recipe

1. Wash pear with the stalk. Peel the skin with a peeler and scoop the base to remove the seeds as shown.
2. In a wide pan add Red wine ,sugar and cinnamon and stir well on a low heat until sugar is completely dissolved.
3. Now add pear to the cinnamon wine syrup and and cover the lid. Let it cook for five minutes.
4. After five minutes with a wooden spatula gently flip the pears to the other side and let it cook for five minutes. Repeat twice until it is thoroughly cook on all sides.
5. It almost take 20 to 25 minutes to cook on low heat. Make sure the pear stalk remains intact. You can see the red spiced wine is absorbed and thick in consistency.
6. Switch off the flame and let it come to room temperature. Refrigerate the poached pear in the same pan with spiced wine so, it can absorb well and become more succulent.
7. Serve chilled Poached Pear in wine with ice cream ,whipped cream,crumble,short crust etc. I served it with store bought digestive biscuit as a base to the succulent pear and garnish it with mint leaves.