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Here's a whole thread about pearsA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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Thank you Zippychick, will have a good read through:xmastree::xmassign: :xmastree:0
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We have a pear tree in are garden but have never really thought of you using them:j Thought i would try a type of pudding maybe a crumble or Upside down pear pudding.....would they work
Please say any suggestions or if i should try somthing different:rotfl:
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Hi bramleyhouse,
There's an earlier thread with lots of ideas that should help you to use the pears so I've added your post to it to keep the suggestions together.
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A fellow freecycler allowed us to make use of two buckets worth of pears....does anyone have any ideas on how to use them.....fruit isn't a problem with 2 DS around as they can eat 2/3 a day each, but I'm looking for other ways to use them OS of course
would welcome your input please:j0 -
A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
Norn Iron club member #3800 -
Hi There
I asked this a few weeks ago as i managed to get three bags of pears for 12p each. Tis the season for pears and this year i have made pear wine, stewed pears with apple, and made pear upside down pudding - a variation on the apple one which works well as long as the pears are ripe.
Pears ripen if stored in a cool environment - in a single layer on sheets of newspaper - out of the light. If the environment is cool enough you may be able to store them for a good few months. wrap separately in newspaper - like you would apples. Otherwise i am pretty sure you can bottle them but dont have a recipe
the thread on pears is really good - i guess you could also make perry - pear cider if you can find a recipe.
Try to store them to make them last the winter.
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our two favourites are pear pudding - pears with chocolate sponge on top - and pears with rich chocolate sauce0
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I have a load of pears and am not really that sure of what to do with them. Someone had a bowl outside their house with a note saying to help yourself, so I was like 'woo free fruit' and now am bored of eating them :rolleyes: and would like some fresh ideas.0
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Poached in a sweetish mine, served wihh a scoop of nice icecream (or real cream in yiu have some)0
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