Enjoy Roquefort Pear Salad!
Enjoy a luscious Roquefort Pear Salad, from Allrecipes.com
Recipe by Michelle Krzmarzick: "This is the best salad I've ever eaten and I make it all the time. It is tangy from the blue cheese, fruity from the pears, and crunchy from the caramelized pecans. The mustard vinaigrette pulls it all together."
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Start dehydrating pears when they are in season so you and your family can enjoy them all year long!
Pears contain vitamin A, and vitamin K, followed by vitamin C, Folate, and Choline.
In the mineral category, pears rank high in Potassium, followed by Phosphorus, Calcium, Magnesium, and Fluoride.
Pears also contain Omega-6 fatty acids, and are a great source of carbohydrates and have a good amount of dietary fiber too!
Dehydrated pears are also tasty as snacks, cookies, fritters, breads, and granola. Also great in: fruit rolls! Juicy pears are also 'stars' in my morning smoothies.
Try this:
Wash one whole
pear, cut off its top and slice to remove the center core; add a banana,
and 1 cup of Silk-brand Light Vanilla Soy milk. Put all in the blender –
blend until smooth – and enjoy!
If using frozen pears, ignore steps 1 and 2.
TIP: It's always best for dehydrating pears or other fruits at peak ripeness. The usual way to test for ripeness is simply pressing on the fruits' skin – if you leave a slight indentation with your thumb, then the fruit is ripe.
Don't go puncturing the skin, that way it'll go brown and you may attract those pesky fruit flies and we don't want that! To hasten the ripening process, put your fruit inside a brown paper bag, like one of those used for lunch bags.
If your grocery store still uses those small brown paper bags at the checkout counter, save those ... we do! To speed up the process even more, leave a piece of fully ripened fruit in the brown paper bag, and the gas that it emits will help ripen the newly-added fruit!
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