How to Make Pear Paste
Line the cake pan with plastic food wrap. , Peel the pears., Put the pear chunks into the blender., Transfer the pear puree to a heavy based saucepan., Warm over a medium heat., Bring to a boil., Remove from the heat., Pour the cooked pear paste...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Line the cake pan with plastic food wrap.
Remove their cores too.
Cut the flesh into chunks.
Weigh the chunks; you're done when you have 1kg. , Blend until pureed. , Add the sugar, lemon juice and spices to the saucepan too. , Stir until the sugar dissolves. , Boil for 15 minutes or until it thickens into a paste and turns dark.
Stir occasionally. , Let cool for 5 minutes. , Use the back of the spoon to smooth down the surface. , Leave in the kitchen, at room temperature, overnight.
It's a good idea to cover the cake pan with baking/parchment paper to stop anything from falling onto the setting paste. , Peel off the plastic wrap. , It's now ready to serve with cheese. -
Step 2: Peel the pears.
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Step 3: Put the pear chunks into the blender.
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Step 4: Transfer the pear puree to a heavy based saucepan.
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Step 5: Warm over a medium heat.
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Step 6: Bring to a boil.
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Step 7: Remove from the heat.
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Step 8: Pour the cooked pear paste into the lined cake pan.
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Step 9: Let stand to set.
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Step 10: Remove the past from the pan the following day.
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Step 11: Cut the pear paste into neat
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Step 12: small chunks.
Detailed Guide
Remove their cores too.
Cut the flesh into chunks.
Weigh the chunks; you're done when you have 1kg. , Blend until pureed. , Add the sugar, lemon juice and spices to the saucepan too. , Stir until the sugar dissolves. , Boil for 15 minutes or until it thickens into a paste and turns dark.
Stir occasionally. , Let cool for 5 minutes. , Use the back of the spoon to smooth down the surface. , Leave in the kitchen, at room temperature, overnight.
It's a good idea to cover the cake pan with baking/parchment paper to stop anything from falling onto the setting paste. , Peel off the plastic wrap. , It's now ready to serve with cheese.
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