Recipe: Vanilla Yogurt with Pear Compote
- Catherine Lukas
- Dec 21, 2015
- 1 min read
Today I have a fun recipe idea for you from Margie Sobil - she tried this with her support group at the Greenfield office, and it was a big hit.
She suggests trying this as a dessert to serve to guests - they might appreciate its lightness, and it looks very elegant served in individual dishes. Recipe: (Lower Carb) Vanilla Yogurt with Pear Compote Ingredients: - Large 32-oz container of plain, fat free greek style yogurt - 8 teaspoons (or 8 packets) of stevia/Truvia or Splenda - 2 teaspoons vanilla extract - 4-6 medium apples, pears, or other fruit of your choice - 1 Tbs lemon juice - 1/4 cup raisins or craisins - cinnamon or nutmeg to taste Combine the yogurt, vanilla, and 6 teaspoons of the stevia or other non-caloric sweetener.
Cut fruit into chunks and stew/cook covered with a little water and the lemon juice.
Add cinnamon, nutmeg to taste.
When almost finished, add craisins and remaining stevia. Refrigerate overnight.
Divide yogurt into 6 serving of about 2/3 cup. Top yogurt with about 1/3 cup of the compote.
Total carbohydrates = about 25-30g total carbs per serving. You will feel like you are having a gourmet dessert!
This vanilla yogurt with pear compote sounds like such a delicious and refreshing treat! The balance of creamy yogurt with the sweet, warm pear compote must be amazing. It could be a perfect addition to any café or restaurant menu. A great way to highlight it on the menu might be to use a menu letter board, showcasing the dish with some charming wording to catch customers' attention. A well-designed menu display can really elevate a simple dish, making it feel even more special. I’ll definitely try making this recipe at home!
This Vanilla Yogurt with Pear Compote sounds like a delicious, light dessert! I can imagine how refreshing it would be after a meal. If you're looking for something heartier, a beef and chorizo recipe could be a great main dish to serve beforehand. The balance between savory and sweet is always a winning combination!