Rose pear
By VicentaLakin
There's a little bit of it in the west, called "Red Pear." “Red Pear”, which is mainly a Western pear, has been boiled together with a fragrance of red wine and various spices. It's sour and sweet, smelly. This small spot, which tastes both the freshness of pears and the sweetness of wine and relics, is very popular with food. What I'm making today is a derivative of "Red Pear." It's still pear, it's just Sydney. The supplements were made with red wine of their own, with dry roses, and a variety of spices were omitted. It's also dry cinnamon, which also replaces most of the sugar, and instead uses the sweet taste of the food itself, which is healthier and more acceptable to the family. I've recently thought that cooked or baked fruit is really good. Like apples, bananas, pineapple, pears. And oranges. The taste is softer and softer, and then the taste is thicker, and when the weather cools, it is particularly comfortable. This "Rose Red Pear" is a happy color. Taste meat, it's a lot more subtle than eating raw pears. Tastes sour and sweet, with a fragrance. I thought it would be a pleasure to use it as a feast. Or as a little snack at a party with a girlfriend, can you please everyone
Recipe Recommendations
- snow pears a
- dried rose
- dried longan About 10 grains
- red wine
- salt
- brown sugar
- balsamic vinegar 5ml
- lemon juice few drops
- sweet and sour
- cook
- an hour
- simple
Steps for Rose pear
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Prepare all the materials
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Pear wash, skin cut, moon teeth cut, not too thin. Roses are washed with a filter. (b) Tired and purified shells
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(a) Put roses and cuisine dry in the casserole
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Add wine
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Add pear pieces
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Depending on the amount of wine in the pot, it's decided to add some more wine. It's almost the same as a pear
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Add less salt, cover a little soak, I spent 20-30 minutes
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When the fire opens, it continues to boil for 20 minutes, opening the lid, adding a suitable amount of red sugar to its own taste, and regulating acid sweetness
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Cover the lid, turn off the fire, make it completely cool. I've had about 30 minutes
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Turning on the pan, you can see that the color of roses has become dim and the color of soup has become dark red
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(b) The extraction of pear blocks and their placement in the container
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Filter the soup juice into the container (which can keep the cinnamon and no roses) and put a cap on it after cooling, for a few hours in the fridge or overnight
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The following day, the container was removed and a slightly larger pear piece was seen, while the soup juice was partially reduced
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Pull out pear pieces, then dry juice, and put them in a plate. I don't have a new flower
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And pour the soup into the pot, and add a few drops of lemon juice, and boil the fire
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When boiled, black Italian vinegar was added
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Keep the fire heating, and keep mixing in the middle to prevent the pan. Until the water from the soup in the pot evaporates, and bubbles emerge
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Put the soup on the pear, spread the roses and eat。