How to braise fruit for salads, entree sides or deserts

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Braising fruit is as easy as 1-2-3. Photo: Mary P. Moran

Los Angeles, California, October 14, 2011—Braised peaches are a delicious add to any salad, entre or dessert.  It’s easy as 1-2-3. and, the great news is, once you figure out how to braise peaches you can use the same technique on many other fruits like pears, plums and apples.         

Southern California peach, late harvest. October 14, 2011

Fruit Braising Method

  1. Create a nice braising liquid with wine, water, juice, spices and/or sugar. Bring it to a boil and set aside.
  2. Prep the fruit of choice, (for apples and pears remove the peel) by removing seeds, stem and core.
  3. Pour the liquid into a braising dish two thirds of the way and place the fruit inside. Tightly cover with foil and bake at 325 degrees for 30 minutes to an hour or until the fruit is soft. Remove the fruit from the baking dish and let rest until you’re ready to use them. Keep the fruit in the refrigerator if you’re preparing them more than an hour in advance and reheat as needed.

Enjoy!

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Mary Moran

Upon graduating from the California School of Culinary Arts in 2002, Chef Mary Payne Moran began her professional career shelling crabs at the world-renowned restaurant, Michael's in Santa Monica.  Simultaneously, she launched her own company, Hail Mary’s, founded upon the belief that good food nurtures the soul, and began catering weddings, parties and large corporate events.

In the fall of 2008, Mary began teaching her culinary skills to others.    Currently she can be found at Hollywood School House teaching her after school cooking class, and teaching her popular "Vegetables or Not Here I Come" assembly.

Most recently, Mary has launched another division in her company as well as a chef she is now also a Certified Nutritionist for high profile clients.  She helps her clients discover their healthy way of eating.  Mary has recently been published in the Los Angeles Magazine, & The New Jersey Star Ledger.

Daily she addresses cooking aficionados through her blog - Cooking with Chef Mary as well as her how-to webisodes on You Tube.

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