Fears Stewed with Whipped Cream
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United Kingdom
Known as a British recipe, with similar versions prepared across other nations.
Ingredients 8 ingredients
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- This is a good dish, and the fruit may be unripe ;
- but ripe are the better.
- Take moderate-sized pears as even as convenient, put them in a jar with water to cover, and about four to six ounces of sugar to the pint of water.
- To every pound of pears add an inch of stick vanilla and a little cinnamon, or omit any flavouring, and add vanilla essence when cold.
- Cook in a slow oven or a pan of water until done (from an hour to two or more, according to ripeness).
- Take the pears up and remove the cores when cold, using a long cutter, and reduce the syrup well.
- The interior of the pears is to be filled with whipped cream flavoured with vanilla (page 954).
- The syrup should be poured round, and more cream sent to table ;
- some may be coloured with pink, or the pears may be coloured and the cream all white.
- Apples are nice thus treated.
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