How to Make Poached Pears in Wine
Imagine that the pears are in the pan and pour enough wine to that amount., Place the vanilla, sugar, and cinnamon stick into the pan and place the lid on. , Let the wine mixture become to a simmer. , Use a vegetable peeler and peel the skins off...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Imagine that the pears are in the pan and pour enough wine to that amount.
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Step 2: Place the vanilla
,, Leave the stalks on (the "sticks" on top). , Let the pears cook for 2 hours (or until the pears are very soft) at a very low temperature. ,, Make sure that your result is a thickened "sauce" or mixture. , This allows them to stand up on their own. , Drizzle the wine mixture over the pears. -
Step 3: and cinnamon stick into the pan and place the lid on.
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Step 4: Let the wine mixture become to a simmer.
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Step 5: Use a vegetable peeler and peel the skins off from the pears.
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Step 6: Turn down the heat and place the pears carefully in the pan.
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Step 7: Place the pears on a cutting board.
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Step 8: Heat the wine mixture back to a boil on medium heat.
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Step 9: Cut the bottom of each pear.
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Step 10: Serve the pears with the stalk up.
Detailed Guide
Do not place the pears in the pan at this time.
,, Leave the stalks on (the "sticks" on top). , Let the pears cook for 2 hours (or until the pears are very soft) at a very low temperature. ,, Make sure that your result is a thickened "sauce" or mixture. , This allows them to stand up on their own. , Drizzle the wine mixture over the pears.
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