We were invited for Shabbat lunch to neighbors and asked to bring dessert. We brought two things, one some pastry bought in our local store and the other was "Baked Compote." What's "Baked Compote?" Honestly, I just invented it. Since I've been on my Start Fresh kosher weight loss diet, I've been making Baked Apples for dessert, but I didn't know how many people would be at the meal.
The great thing about the Baked Apples is that there is no sugar, but it's very sweet, because it's baked. No water is added. So I put on my "thinking cap" and invented:
Baked Compote
- use an oven-proof covered pan
- peel and slice two apples per portion, (just to be safe,) and place them in the pan
- add the juice of a couple of juicy oranges, or some natural orange juice. It shouldn't be enough to cover the apples, unless you want a liquidy compote.
- sprinkle cinnamon and any other spice you'd like
- bake, covered, in a medium oven until boiling for at least fifteen minutes
- let it cool in the oven or in a warm place, where it can continue cooking
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