The Tastiest Fall Fruits and Vegetables
Pears
Pears ripen off the tree, so most of the fruit you’ll find at the market will need a few days to soften at home. Common varieties
include: Anjou, which is egg-shaped with a green, rose-tinged green, or red skin; Bosc, which has a slender neck and a brown
skin (dig in early―Boscs are flavorful even before fully ripe); and Bartlett, which has a red skin or a green skin that yellows
as it ripens. Let pears ripen at room temperature. When they’re ready to eat, the flesh on the neck of the fruit will give
a little when pressed. Refrigerate ripe pears for up to five days.
Try these recipes:
- Pears With Blue Cheese and Prosciutto
- Frisee Salad With Pears and Manchego
- Poached Pears
- Fennel-Crusted Pork Loin With Roasted Potatoes and Pears
- Apple-Pear Galette
Next:
Potatoes
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