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Sea Salted Caramel Pears
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Lizthechef
September 9, 2011
I had forgotten this incredible recipe - should be the winner this time. Yes.
lorigoldsby
August 5, 2011
Wow! So glad u replayed this! It will go great with my hot damn! cider this fall.
Sagegreen
October 23, 2010
Thanks, mrslarkin for a fine recipe. The finishing touches are especially brilliant! Love this recipe. Love your tag, too. Written like a true mom. One mom in our neighborhood gives out toothbrushes on Halloween, not candy.
mrslarkin
October 23, 2010
You are so welcome, Sagegreen. Have fun with this one! Fyi, the salt can be stubborn and not stick well if not working quickly enough towards the end. Enjoy!
lance_mcnulty
October 13, 2010
This was the perfect use for my fresh pears. My daughter thanks you.
P.S. I smoked my sea salt. Yummy.
P.S. I smoked my sea salt. Yummy.
mrslarkin
October 13, 2010
Wow! That is so great! Oh, smoked sea salt - very swanky! I'm really glad you guys liked it!!
cheese1227
October 13, 2010
Hi Mrs. Larkin. These are lovely!! Are you having a good pear season up there? Seems as if a fungus got the lot of them down here.
mrslarkin
October 13, 2010
Thanks, cheese1227. I honestly don't remember the origin of these - picked them up at the A&P. I'll ask the farmers on Sunday.
MrsWheelbarrow
October 12, 2010
Wow. MrsLarkin, you've outdone yourself. I'm going to make these out of Seckel pears - the perfect size for a dinner party, and with a side of ice cream and a little cookie -- oh lordy. Thanks for a great recipe.
Sagegreen
October 12, 2010
I had been thinking of candied seckel pears earlier! But these are just perfect! What a great recipe. Love the salt! Thanks.
mrslarkin
October 12, 2010
You are welcome! MrsW, the dinner party idea sound so great!! Maybe cinnamon ice cream and a clove cookie? I can just picture that arrangement at a fine-dining establishment, and costing scads of money! Sagegreen, thanks so much! You are a tremendous inspiration.
Constrained C.
October 11, 2010
Pears are my favorite and this is a nice departure from the usual caramel apple. I also love the cinnamon stick stems. I will have to try this!
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