A Recipe From Milly’s Cookbook: Cinnamon And Chai Tea Poached South African Pears. Hello friends, so how are you? Today I also have a recipe to share with you, created by Nicola Millbank using South African pears, available in UK supermarkets until October.
Table Of Contents:
- Firstly, A Recipe From Milly’s Cookbook: Cinnamon And Chai Tea Poached South African Pears.
- Secondly, A Recipe From Milly’s Cookbook: Cinnamon And Chai Tea Poached South African Pears.
- Thirdly, Other Recipe Ideas.
A Recipe From Milly’s Cookbook:
South African pears are mainly grown in the Western Cape. Areas including Elgin, Ceres and Wolseley are particularly well known for their pear production. South African fruit is also an ethical choice because of its role in developing the country in the last 20 years.
They contain high levels of antioxidant nutrients in pears are critical in building up your immune system. The high content of pectin in pears make it very useful in helping to lower cholesterol levels and the dietary fibre they contain helps to maintain a healthy digestive system.
How To Make Cinnamon And Chai Tea Poached South African Pears:
Serves 4
Ingredients:
2 chai tea bags
1 Cinnamon Stick
300ml of boiling water
150g of caster sugar
4 ripe South African pears, but not soft
Method:
1.) Firstly, select a saucepan that fits all four pears in snugly which also allows for the lid to go on without crushing them.
2.) Pour the boiling water into the pan, add the sugar and cinnamon stick and place the chai tea bags into the water. Bring to the boil for ten minutes to dissolve the sugar then squeeze the teabags out and remove them along with the cinnamon stick.
3.) Peel the pears and de-core them from the bottom and cut the bottoms off of them so they stand up.
4.) Pop the pears into the pan on their sides with the chai sugar water and turn down to a simmer, pop the lid on and poach for 15 – 20 minutes depending on how ripe your pears are. Turn the pears halfway through cooking to get a nice even colour.
5.) Once the pears are soft, remove them from the pan and bring the liquid up to a boil and reduce for about 10 minutes until you have a syrup.
6.) Serve the pears standing up with the syrup poured over the top.
A Recipe From Milly’s Cookbook:
Cinnamon And Chai Tea Poached South African Pears. Recipe courtesy of: Milly’s Real Food by Nicola “Milly” Millbank is available nationwide, HQ/HarperCollins £20. Photography by Susanna Blavarg. So what do you think of this Cinnamon And Chai Tea Poached South African Pears recipe by Nicola Millbank? Do you also fancy trying it?
Milly’s Real Food: 100+ easy and delicious recipes to comfort, restore and put a smile on your face. MILLY’S REAL FOOD is all about going back to basics and creating tasty classics from scratch with a modern twist, making food a pleasure; both the ritual of cooking and the joy of eating.
Recipes that embrace sustainable and accessible ingredients, easy methods and a refreshingly fad-free approach to home cooking.
With 100 recipes including Saffron and Prosecco baked mussels, Rioja and Jerk Lamb shanks and Death by Chocolate Peanut Butter Cake, Milly is an advocate of using fresh produce, eating a varied diet and having fun with food.
From a rising star on the foodie scene, MILLY’S REAL FOOD is the kind of cookbook that makes you excited to get in the kitchen and has the corner of every page turned down.
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This is a very interesting idea to help sort of spice up the pear. I love pears but not a big Chai tea person however, this sounds really interesting to try. #MMBC
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Thanks for the comment Michelle 🙂
What a beautiful dessert – and the recipe sounds fantastic! Thanks for sharing at the What's for Dinner party!
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Thanks for stopping by Helen 🙂