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I am a retired chef and restaurateur. I would like to contribute a recepy for the family Sunday dessert. Very easy.

MIXED FRUIT STEWED IN WINE

Preparation 20 minutes
Cooking toime 20 minutes
Resting time 24 hours

Ingredients Red winr to cover fruit
2 3/4 cups (600g) sugar
per bottle of wine.
4 bay leaves (whole)
1 cinnamon stick
3 1/4 lbs (1.5kg) pears(small)
1lb 1 1/2 oz (500 gm) prunes
1 1/2 cups (150 gm) shelled
walnuts

Utensils Large pot
Serving bowl with cover

Preparing the fruit: Place fruit and walnuts in a large pot with the wine. Add sugar, cinnamon and bay leaves. Simmer slowly over low heat until cooked. The fruit is cooked when the knife enters it with no resistance. Remove from heat,place in covered bowl and leave 24 hrs before serving. Serve cold.

The stewed fruit will keep 4 - 5 days refrigerated.

Pears can be replaced with any other fruit.

Enjoy, Pierre

4/28/037:55 PM

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Oh, Pierre! This sounds wonderful...and easy! Unfortunately i will have to wait to try it until I am cooking for others, as I am the only one in my house who would eat it! Can't wait for a reason to try it! Thanks!

IndaMerit-Amun

Thank you Pierre.

This sounds very delicious
and easy to make.

Love, Inda

Vicky2Member

This is the earliest post here.
It is good for this time of the year.
Thank you Pierre.

Merry Christmas wherever you are.

Love,
Vicky

12/19/071:18 PM

Sue 1Member

I missed this post.
Thank you Pierre.
Have a Merry Christmas.

Love,
Sue

12/19/071:24 PM

Sue 1Member

Thank you again Pierre.

This is just great for Christmas 2022 and many Christmases to come.

12/17/223:42 PM

IndaMerit-Amun

It is a perfect time for a good dessert again.

Merry Christmas everyone.

12/19/221:17 PM

Vicky2Member

It is Christmas time and also time for some real goodies.

12/20/221:16 PM

yokoMember

Thank you Pierre.

We are still in the season of goodies, and I am thankful that we are able to have them. Not everyone in the world is so lucky.

12/26/223:06 PM

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