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Roasted Fruit Like You’ve Never Seen Before

Avatar photoSarah Newman • May 27, 2016 (Updated: Aug 20, 2019)
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ROASTED FRUIT WITH MILK AND HONEY

ROASTED FRUIT WITH MILK AND HONEY

Roasting fruits can transform a dish into a sweet (or savory) entree. With the abundance of fruits available now, there’s a multitude of ways you can cook with them, whether it’s featuring them as the star ingredient of a dish, or adding a certain fruit to bring just a bit of sweetness to a recipe. These fun fruit-featured recipes are a healthy and creative way to enjoy your fruit.

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PERENNIALS ROAST

This Perennials Roast recipe is a festive roasted fruit salad that uses several perennial fruit tree ingredients to create a one-pot dish. These perennial plants grow in cycle with the earth every year. They return, unlike annuals that are planted each year.   

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ROASTED FRUIT WITH MILK AND HONEY

This Roasted Fruit with Milk and Honey recipe is based on the offering of fruit trees and the land of milk and honey. Fruit trees are deep rooted into the land. They become integral to communities through their root systems and as perennials, are a reliable source of food. A land flowing with milk and honey is one that is illuminated with our acts of mitzvot. The baked fruit, topped with goat or non-dairy cheese and date syrup are symbolic of milk and honey. This delicious, sweet dish, is great as an appetizer or dessert.

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QUINOA WITH FRUITS AND YAMS

The dish of Quinoa with Fruits and Yams is reflective of the Israelites’ passage from their constricted life as slaves in Egypt to the Exodus. The array of fruits to represent the flourishing spring season. The entire dish is drizzled in pomegranate molasses, which is a bit tart, to represent the pains and bitterness of enslavement.    

Recipes posted with permission from NeeshNoosh

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About Sarah Newman

Sarah Newman is author of the blog, Neesh Noosh: A Jewish Woman’s Year Long Journey to Discover Faith in Food.  Neesh Noosh means “tasty treat” in Hebrew. She was inspired to start the blog as a way to delve deeply and share many of my life’s passions: writing, cooking, health, farmers markets (eating, buying and photographing), sustainable agriculture/food access/food justice, and Judaism.

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