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By Lee_SC
Columbia, SC
on December 24, 2006
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At first I thought this recipe would be a bit ambitious with the line-up of all my regularly featured holiday gift recipes and family favorites. Not at all - although a few more steps than some recipes, the outcome is a lovely dessert or breakfast strudel. The sugar can be adjusted for sweetness of fruit. I used d'anjou pears and cooked less than for firm pears and lightly drizzled honey over top and sprinkled leftover toasted almonds rather than sprinkled conf sugar topping. No problem with outcome. This recipe is both flavorful and impressive and I imagine would be wonderful with a myriad of other combinations like apples with dates or mixed berries and granola!
By airforsh3_4591529
Hollidaysburg, PA
on March 27, 2006
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Something different to use pears, it's tasty, but not too sweet. Nancy from Hollidaysburg PA
By tracygoulart_41...
Modesto, CA
on October 31, 2005
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The filling is great, not too sweet. However, next time I won't make the mistake of rolling too tight and wait to bake it until just before serving.