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tropit 06-07-2023 08:09 AM

Roasted Cherries
 
I love cherries and always buy them when they come in season. They're expensive, but what a treat. I bought some a couple of weeks ago and the DH and I were so disappointed. The cherries tasted blah...no flavor at all. I was about to throw them out when I came across a recipe for "Roasted Cherries." I gave it a try with these not so great cherries and voila! Yummy! I don't have exact, ingredient amounts, but it's pretty easy to make and adjust to your taste.

I had about 1/2 lb of cherries that I emptied into a pyrex 9x11 casserole dish.
Baked them until they were shriveled and about 2/3 their normal size...40minutes???
Drizzled them with just a little Balsamic Vinegar that a friend gave me
Added just a tiny drizzle of honey.

That's it! They taste great on yogurt, or ice cream, or over oatmeal.

cashs_mom 06-07-2023 11:18 AM

Thanks! I'm a cherry lover too. I just bought a bag at the store yesterday. I'll bet they'd be good with cream cheese on top. But then, what isn't?

Mkotch 06-08-2023 01:57 AM

This sounds intriguing! It sounds like you didn't pit them before roasting. Will give them a try as I do love cherries but they never seem ripe enough to me here in Vermont, at the end of the supply chain! Thanks!

GingerK 06-08-2023 04:49 AM

Drat!! Wish you would have posted this a couple of days ago! We're having friends over for lunch and Roasted Cherries would have been a unique dessert. I will definitely keep it in mind for next time. One question--did you pit the cherries before roasting?

tropit 06-08-2023 08:23 AM


Originally Posted by Mkotch (Post 8604388)
This sounds intriguing! It sounds like you didn't pit them before roasting. Will give them a try as I do love cherries but they never seem ripe enough to me here in Vermont, at the end of the supply chain! Thanks!

I didn't pit them before I roasted them, but I did afterwards. It was easy. I just pinched each cherry between my fingers and the put popped out.

I was thinking...it would have been good to splash on a bit of balsamic vinegar on them.

peaceandjoy 06-09-2023 02:58 AM

Oh, this sounds really good. I'm thinking over some plain yogurt, maybe with some homemade granola, would be delicious.

tropit 06-09-2023 07:01 AM

They came out kind of dry, so if you're planning on pouring them over something, add some water and maybe a little lemon juice, or?


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