Piloncillo Poached Pears
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Updated Aug 26, 2019
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I love to entertain, but sometimes I am so focused on the main course and cocktails (I never forget the cocktails) that I forget about serving a dessert. Dessert can sometimes be intimidating to make, and personal, especially when it comes to entertaining. Well I have come up with the perfect fall dessert…seriously!
This dessert is aromatic, light, flavorful, delicious, and oh so comforting. It’s honestly the perfect sweet note to finish off a meal. And doesn’t it look, oh so fancy?
I’m excited to announce that I have partnered with Mountain High Yoghurt and will be sharing simple recipes that you can make with yoghurt. There are many yoghurt options out there, but what I love about Mountain High is that it’s simple. It’s a no-fuss yoghurt made with quality ingredients. The plain varieties are completely unsweetened and the flavored varieties are sweetened only with cane sugar, and premium fresh fruits or pure vanilla.
This dish remind me of the flavors in calabaza en tacha and camotes enmielado, but instead of pumpkin or sweet potatoes I simmered red pears in a cinnamon-infused piloncillo syrup. I kept this dessert light and placed the tender poached pears on plain lowfat yoghurt and drizzled them with warm syrup and sprinkled them with ground cinnamon.
These poached red pears simmer gently in a cinnamon-infused piloncillo liquid. They help you bring a simple, elegant dessert to the table quickly. They look beautiful and chic; they taste great, and are a decadent dessert that pretty much has no fat.

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Photography by Jenna Sparks
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