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Pecan& Almond-topped Baked Plums

Pecan& Almond-topped Baked Plums

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by Kitchen Butterfly

Pecan& Almond-topped Baked Plums

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by Kitchen Butterfly

Pecan& Almond-topped Baked Plums

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by Kitchen Butterfly

  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Recipe for Plums
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    Kitchen Butterfly's Notes: Last summer, I had a plum glut, albeit from a supermarket aisle as opposed to my back garden - it was the perfect excuse to make everything in the book and beyond. This baked plums were the...

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Serves 4-5

  1. Preheat the oven to 200 degrees centigrade (400 degrees Fahrenheit) and then mix together the ground almonds, sugar, egg yolk and orange zest till you form a paste. Then add the chopped pecans

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  2. Place the halved plums in a single layer in a shallow, ovenproof dish - in my case, I used a dish for devilled eggs.

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  3. Put the stuffing onto the Plum halves, doing your best to fill them as much as you can.

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  4. Pour the orange juice around the plums, the cover with foil and cook for 15 minutes

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  5. Remove the lid and bake for a further 5- 10 minutes, or until the plums are soft.

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  6. Transfer to individual, warmed serving plates and keep warm

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  7. Serve juices separately in small bowls with creme fraiche on the side

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3 Comments on Pecan& Almond-topped Baked Plums

Cheese_for_twitter0001 Reply

What an impressive (not to mention quick) presentation of the plum bounty!

Dscn0624 Reply

I have made the peach version which is very good. Now I will have to try your version as it sounds delicious and looks pretty too. It would be a perfect individual dessert.

Ab_sum Reply

Gorgeous! What a lovely presentation.

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