WELCOME to Faith Hope & Cherrytea for the 'Let's Eat' blog hop!
it kicks off 8 pm in Australia which is 4 am for me :)
so you'll know i'm sound asleep when you first come to call,
but will catch up with you later for sure.
perhaps you've arrived from the fantastic baking ideas of Ruth's preceding blog
suburban stay at home mom, in the hop or ?
but will catch up with you later for sure.
perhaps you've arrived from the fantastic baking ideas of Ruth's preceding blog
suburban stay at home mom, in the hop or ?
whatever your fave tea flavour, the kettle is on and i'm happy you're here !
i sooo wanted to offer something special for each of you on this blog hop!
something special for you and from me.
something special from my 'home and native land'.
hoping you like my choice!
it's got maple leaves ~ yay!
and maple syrup ~ woohoo!
and gorgeous autumn ripe pears!
and ~
it's from my amazing friend Jana of Cherrytea Cakes
[same play on charity as my Faith Hope Cherrytea]
who bakes for ~ yes ~ charity!
i am sooo hoping this may be a day of blessing and EnJOYment for you :)
thank you for visiting !...
Maple Pear Pies:
5 pears, peeled, cored, and chopped
2/3 cup pure maple syrup
2 T. arrowroot powder, corn starch, or flour
1/4 tsp kosher salt
1 tsp vanilla extract
1/4 tsp freshly ground nutmeg
2 T. unsalted butter, cut into 8 pieces
4-6 sheets phyllo dough
4 T. unsalted butter, melted
vanilla sugar (or cinnamon sugar)
Preheat the oven to 425. Combine all the pie filling ingredients except the butter in a large bowl. Divide amongst 8 ramekins, topping each with a piece of butter. Bake until bubbly, about 20 minutes.
To make the crust, roll out phyllo dough brushing melted butter between each layer, and occasionally sprinkling vanilla sugar in between the layers. Continue this process until the phyllo dough is four to six sheet thick. Cut into rounds the same size as your ramekins, and place on top of the bubbling fruit.
Continue to bake for about 12-14 minutes, or until the phyllo has turned golden-brown. Serve warm.
PLEASE EnJoy the blog hop at the following,
beginning with my friend Amy, our host ~
Looks delicious! I really love the photo of the maple syrup in jars as well. It makes my mouth water! xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious sounding recipe!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing such a beautiful recipe. I love baked pears in the winter but have never tried them with the pastry on the top .... hmmmm, I will have to now!
ReplyDeletethat sounds so scrummy and full of seasonal goodness! May I ask are you in Canada? (I associate Maple Syrup with Canada maybe incorrectly) it has such a great taste would love to live somewhere that they actually made it!
ReplyDeletemmm...bakes pears...sounds divine :)
ReplyDeleteSounds a delicious way to use pears.
ReplyDeletePears are my facourite fruit, so this is a most welcome addition to my repertoire! Thank-you!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds so yummy. I have a tin of maple syrup brought back from Canada by my husband's parents. Pears are very much in season in UK so I will be trying this. Thanks for sharing this recipe.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to use pears. Thanks so much for this recipe. I am getting hungry now! :)
ReplyDeletemmmmmmmmhhhhh these recipes so far delish and maple syrup sounds gorgeous now where can i buy it?
ReplyDeleteJo xxx
What a perfect fall recipe! I have dinner guests coming soon. These may be on the menu!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds fabulous. Being in Canada it's always fun to find something new to go with maple syrup. My kids will love this :)
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to make your acquaintance. Your blog is quit delightful.Thank you for hopping by my blog.I enjoyed my tea time here.
ReplyDeleteLady Estelle
What an elegant recipe - pears and maple syrup sounds like a delectable combination
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Love the name of your blog! I'm guessing there has to be some connection to Canada here from the beautiful picture of those jars of maple syrup. Although I've used it with apples, I've never thought to try it with pears, but this sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteOh, that sounds delicious :-) Definitely going to remember that combination, yum!
ReplyDeleteMmmmm...this sounds absolutely devine! LOVE the name of your blog and your writing style too. I'll be back to visit soon... xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious recipe you have shared. Maple syrup is quite hard to find in Italy but your recipe sounds so yummy that i will have to give it a try.
ReplyDeletethank you for visiting me so that i could find you.
BTW, love your PS post. your teaset is fabulous.
have a blessed week
rita
I like any excuse to use maple syrup. Thank you for a new variation.
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, wow. This is about the most decadent recipe I've seen.
ReplyDeleteRinda
oh dear, these look DELICIOUS!!!! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteFree THANK YOU gift to all you lovely hoppers~ i've posted it for you as today's pick up ...
ReplyDeleteTHANKS SOooo MUCH for visiting & chatting :)
That looks delicious and pretty. Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving your link. I changed Tasty Tuesday from weekly to the first Tuesday each month, so please link again in March, too.
ReplyDeleteOh YUM! Thanks for linking up to the Make Bake Create party this week!
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