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Pear cake

This delicious pear tart is very simple to do. What will cost you the most time is the cake sheet and it takes 12 minutes, so imagine how easy it will be to make the rest of this recipe.

The cream of the filling is delicious pear compote mixed with whipped cream. I have used water pears but you can use the type of pear that you like the most.

La decor it is our choice. We can use slices of pears or other fruits such as strawberries, raspberries, cherries, peaches or kiwis that will add a touch of color.

More information - How to buy and store strawberries

Source - Thermomix Magazine

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  1.   ThermomixBlogger Helene said

    Ah - Yesterday someone gave me the pears from the garden and now I have the recipe I need! Thanks, from Canada!

    1.    Elena said

      Hello Helene and thank you very much for following us from so far. I hope you like the cake. All the best.

  2.   thermo said

    I have had lots of pears and I have not known what to do with them, it does not matter if I buy them because the cake deserves it.

  3.   Loreto said

    What does the cake look like !!! I'll make it for the next family meal.
    I have some doubts, would a silicone mold be worth it?
    Is the cake consumed frozen or should it be allowed to defrost after decorating it fresh from the freezer? Bss
    Many

    1.    Elena said

      Hello Loreto, if the silicone mold is one of those that have a plate as a base and only the side is made of silicone, okay. If it is made entirely of silicone, I do not recommend it because unmolding it can spoil it. Why do you want to freeze it? As long as it is one night (minimum 8 hours) in the refrigerator, it is perfect. I make it the day before consuming it, I leave it in the refrigerator and decorate it 1/2 hour before serving it. All the best.

  4.   Gustavo said

    It looks good.
    What does "We ride at 3,5 speed, no time" mean?
    Between 3 and 5?
    A greeting.

    1.    Elena said

      Hello Gustavo. Speed ​​3,5 (three and a half) means that you have to put the speed mark between 3 and 4. Greetings.

  5.   elisa said

    I loved the tricolor vegetable cake, it is easy and fast, thanks for your recipes

    1.    Elena said

      I'm glad, Elisa. Thank you very much for seeing us. All the best.

  6.   thermorecetas@ hotmail.com said

    Elena sorry if I have not been able to express myself better in my questions, but I do not know why you cannot answer me I have made a mistake

  7.   cristina said

    hi girls, thanks for sharing the recipes, but please see if you know any recipes for pear pudding. Thank you

    1.    Elena said

      Hi Cristina, I have this recipe that I hope you like. Also, thank you very much for reminding me because I feel like doing it. All the best.
      - Ingredients: 1 k. of pears, 1 250 g Quark cheese terrine, 200 g of milk cream, 250 g of milk, 1 sachet of curd, 150 g of sugar (100 for cream 50 for caramel)
      - Preparation: Peel the pears, remove the core and divide them into 4. Put in a saucepan with 50 grams of sugar for 10 minutes, after which remove the pears and let the syrup reduce until it becomes blond caramel. Put this candy in a mold and place the pears that we have reserved. Put all the other ingredients in Thermomix and mix for 15 seconds in V 6 and add on top of the pears. Put in the fridge for at least 8 hours.

  8.   cristina said

    Thanks Elena, the pudding has turned out very good.

  9.   Ruth said

    Hello Elena, I love your recipes. Congratulations. I have a question: Could this cake be made with apple compote instead of pear compote? (With the exception of not decorating it with apple, obviously (due to the oxidation of this fruit, which gets ugly)) Thanks, Regards

    1.    Elena said

      Hi Ruth, yes it can be made with applesauce. The truth is that the good thing about recipes is that we can adapt them to our liking. I hope you like it. All the best.

      1.    Ruth said

        Thank you very much for answering Elena! If I dare to do it this weekend, I promise to tell you the result with apple. a greeting.

        1.    Ruth said

          I have made it with apple! and very rich, although I decorated it with kiwi and no one knew what it was. They identified that it was fruit, but I think the kiwi camouflaged the taste of the apple. Anyway, it was very successful. Thanks! 😉

          1.    Elena said

            I'm so glad, Ruth! All the best.


  10.   Heidi said

    Hello Elena,

    I have a question about this recipe… When do we use the icing sugar that appears in the recipe ???

    Thank you, greetings.

    1.    Ascend said

      Hi Heidi,
      You're right, the recipe doesn't say. You can put it together with the fruits, when crushing them, or after whipping the cream. If you add it with the cream, remember to do it once it is mounted and always with enveloping movements.
      Thank you for following us.
      All the best