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compote

Also known as: Fruit compote, apple, Fruit compote, apricot, Fruit compote, cranberry, Fruit compote, mandarin, Fruit compote, mixed fruit, Fruit compote, peach, Fruit compote, pear, Fruit compote, pineapple, Fruit compote, plum, Fruit compote, sour cherry, Fruit compote, sweet cherry, Fruit compote, table grape, Refrigerated fruits compote with reduced sugar

Kathryne Taylor describes compote as a textured fruit sauce cooked briefly on the stove; this representative selection uses her fresh strawberry batch with honey and salt, with yogurt as an optional accompaniment.

About compote

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Kathryne Taylor describes compote as a fruit sauce made by briefly cooking pieces of fruit with a sweetener. Her recipe offers several fruits; this representative selection follows the separate fresh strawberry batch.

The strawberries are cut into thin slices and combined with honey and a dash of salt in a saucepan. Occasional stirring accompanies the mixture as it comes to a boil.

The heat is reduced after boiling. The compote simmers with frequent stirring until it has reduced to about half its starting volume.

The saucepan is removed from the heat, and more of the same honey may be stirred in to taste. Mashing is an offered choice for a smoother finish; this selection retains fruit pieces.

The author describes a sweet, saucy result with a textured fruit finish. It cools for a few minutes before serving; yogurt is the selected optional accompaniment, while other fruits and extra flavorings remain separate choices.

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Sources & references
  1. Easy Fruit Compote: family account and selected strawberry batch