Pear and Sultana Bricks

by misko13 in Cooking > Dessert

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Pear and Sultana Bricks

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This super easy recipe is one of my favourite ones. It's simple but very impressive. It's a sugar free dessert recipe so diabetics can eat it with no problem and in addition it has a low caloric content.

Ingredients

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- 3 Pears

- 5 Brick pastry sheets

- 20g Butter

- 60g Sultanas

Preparing the Filling

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- Peel the pears, cut them into pieces and put them in a pan with no water in it. We'll cook the pears in its own juice.

- Add the raisins and a pinch of salt.

- Cook them at low temperature until the raisins were rehydrated and soft (15-20 minutes).

- Add the butter and mix well.

- Let the mixture cool.

Making the Bags

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- In order to make a thicker bottom so the bag wouldn't break, cut a pastry sheet into 6 portions and add a second layer of pastry on the center before you put the mixture on it (4-5 tablespoons).

- Close them as if they were bags and tie each of them with a piece of thead (20cm / 8" long).

- Place the bags on a baking tray covered with non-stick baking paper.

- Bake them for 8 minutes at 190ÂșC (370F)

Presentation

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- I decided to melt some dark chocolate (70%) and make a few forms, adding a raising on top.

- I also dusted icing sugar on the bag to add a "winter snow effect"

- You could also put a mint leaf and berries.