Pears are so good. We had almond pear tart yesterday afternoon. A friend came over for coffee. It was a good excuse to make this tart that gets 0-O-O-H’S and A-H-H-H-S! I have modified the recipe from what I used to make it. I hope you like it.
Almond Pear Tart Recipe
Ingredients
▢ 6 pears
▢ 4 eggs
▢ Himalayan salt - a pinch (any salt is good)
▢ 200g (1 cup) ground almonds
▢ 50g (¼ cup) Monk fruit (any sugar replacement will do)
▢ 12g (1 tbsp) grated fresh ginger
▢ 5g (1 tsp) almond extract
Instructions
Step 1 First, preheat the oven to 177°C/350°F.
Step 2 Butter a 9 inch ring mold or removable bottom tart shell.
Step 3 Peel, half and core pears
Step 4 Toast the ground almonds lightly for 10 minutes on a baking sheet lined with a piece of parchment. Let this cool slightly.
Step 5 In a blender (or food processor)mix almonds, eggs, sugar substitute, almond extract, grated ginger and a pinch salt
Step 6 Place pear halves in the ring mold and pour batter into pan and spread evenly.
Step 7 Rest 5 to 10 minutes before serving
Sprinkle with toasted almonds (optional).
Serve warm.



DID YOU KNOW: Pears along with peaches, raspberries, almonds and strawberries are a member of the rose (Rosaceae) family of plants. High fiber pears help protect us from the development of —> (i)type 2 diabetes, (ii) heart disease and (iii)stomach cancer. Pears are linked to prevention of osteoporosis since Boron (in pears) aides in retaining calcium in your bones.
When you need an energy boost, have a pear or a slice of “Pear Almond Tart” instead of a candy bar. It works. We had leftover pear tart for lunch today. SWE-E-ET!!!

COMMENT: ” I could taste the fresh ginger. Yum! It really makes the flavour. The cake tasted so good! I loved the pears!”
~ Another happy friend who tasted my pear tart for the first time in her life ~


I absolutely love your pear tart with almonds and ginger! I grow pears in my garden and having many, your tart will be an answer. Thank you, Eva!
Joanna
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Amazing! 👍🏻 You are so lucky to have a pear tree ( or more). 😻
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It is not a luck as I planted the saplings that are now grown up trees.
Joanna
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Nice!!!
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Thank you!
Joanna
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This tart looks amazing. Pears and almonds pair so beautifully together. 🙂
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Thanks Ronit! 🥰 🍐👍🏻
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WOW! It is good to know the health benefits too. Makes it taste even better. Mixing everything in a blender is good news for me! ⏰ 🥮 YUM!
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Beautiful! And I’m sure delicious!
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Thanks Dorothy! 🥰 The eye does half the eating! 👀 ❤️ 🙄 🥧 🍐
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Absolutely! And you sure know how to make the pretty!
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Another big thank you from one foodie to another! 💕 I just ordered more paper doilies for my platters. I really like to make people feel special. 🙂
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Love those doilies!
It always makes people feel special when offered up something that looks a little bit fussed over.
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What’s not to “LIKE”. Gluten free makes my tummy happy! I do like almonds and ginger together. A good marriage! 🙂
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I’m glad your tummy is happy! 💖
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💯
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Pears are very good for health and your tart recipe is best! Well shared 👌
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Thank you! 🙂
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Pears and almonds go together so well and your tart has to be as delicious as it is pretty.
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Good to hear from you Karen! Yes, enjoy the good things in life. This is a small sliver of good taste. I am so glad you are a fan of good taste too! Enjoy your day ! 💓
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Ten minutes!! Looks awesome. Will add this one to my pear recipe file!
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Sorry I missed your comment earlier. This too is a big favorite of mine..Cooked pear in pastry or a nice crust add roasted chestnut and walnuts go well together. Have you made the pear tart? I’m making one tonight with store bought puff pastry. YUM!!!
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