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Apple and Pear Preparation

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Le Cordon Bleu Dessert Techniques

By Le Cordon Bleu

Published 1999

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Hard fruits such as apple, pear and quince generally need to be peeled and cored before being used in desserts. All fruit should be washed carefully as the first step in preparation. Use citrus juice to prevent apples and pears discolouring when cut, and try to use them immediately after preparation. If possible, use stainless steel tools, as some metals will tarnish and may discolour the fruit.

Coring whole fruit Push a vegetable peeler or corer into the stalk of an apple or the bottom of a pear and through to the other end. Twist to cut around the core, then gently pull it out.

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