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Grow your own pears and tuck into a delicious tarte tatin
Pears make for a lovely addition to any garden, bearing delicious fruit, and an attractive ornamental look. We’ve paired some growing tips from BBC Gardeners’ World Magazine and a tantalising tarte recipe as seen at the BBC Good Food Show Summer.
If you ’ve already pay off Pyrus communis trees , you are probably enjoy the reaps of your harvest already . With some help from our protagonist at BBC Gardeners ’ World Magazine , we ’ve put together some top grow tips for pear trees to breathe in you to get growing at home . What ’s more , we ’ve also got a delicious formula in store for your Pyrus communis green goods as seen on the Big Kitchen at the BBC Good Food Show Summer 2022 . regain out more below about how to make your own homegrown pear tarte tatin from John Torode and Lisa Faulkner .
How to grow
Similar to apple Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree , most varieties of pear tree tree diagram rely on a pollinating collaborator . For the best results , check that to plant two pear trees to help them pollinate successfully .
Bare - source pear trees should be planted when dormant , between November and March . Potted Pyrus communis tree can be planted in other time of the year .
Caring for your pear trees
You should be able-bodied to reap your pears from late August . Pick them when the yield is still strong to the tactile sensation . Cup the yield in your hand and twist off gently . Store in a cool dark place where the fruits will ripen .
Feeling inspired ? Why not try have a warming pear tarte tatin , as envision at the BBC Good Food Show Summer at the 2022 Show . determine out more below …
Pear tarte tatin
Ingredients
1.Heat the oven to 220C/200C fan / gas 7 . In an ovenproof heavily - based frying pan , melt the butter and add the sugar , pears , vanilla ejaculate and pod . Cook for about 10 - 15 minutes and keep stirring so the pears do n’t adhere to the pan . Then , release the heat up and cook for another 10 - 15 minutes . The pears and sugary butter should turn a lovely golden caramelised brown . Be careful not to let it sting – keep watching and judder the pan to prevent any sticking .
2.If you do n’t have an ovenproof cooking pan , change the pears and sugary butter to a 20 cm Proto-Indo European dish antenna . Next , wheel the pastry out to just slightly great than your pan or Proto-Indo European peach to around 1 cm thick .
3.Lay the pastry over the pears and tuck it around the sharpness to form an upside - down tart . broil for 30 - 40 min in the oven .
4.Once out of the oven , practice a large serving dish to place over the top of the tart and turn the tart over .
5.Serve lovesome with methamphetamine hydrochloride cream or a dollop of crème fraiche .
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