Roasted Black Grapes and Apples ~ an apéritif condiment

This condiment is a suggested accompaniment to a gougère served with apéritifs before an Easter dinner: Gougère with roasted grapes and apple for an Easter Dinner Apéritif ~ Elizabeth David’s ring form method.

Less processed ingredients include: Fruit and Thyme.

Equipment

  • a Rimmed Baking Tray lined with foil in which the fruit may be spread in a single layer

Ingredients

The amounts of fruit may be adjusted any way you like.

  • 3 dozen Organic Black Grapes
  • 1 unpeeled Organic Apple, cut in slices and slices halved
  • the leaves stripped from several stems of Organic Fresh Thyme and a couple of whole stems
  • Freshly ground Black Pepper

Roasting the Fruit

  • Place the oven rack in the upper middle position and turn the broiler to the high setting.
  • Spread the fruit out in a single layer on the foil-lined baking sheet. Sprinkle it with the leaves of thyme and a few grindings of black pepper. Add the whole stems of thyme.
  • Place the pan under the flame and broil until the grapes begin to burst and the apples darken around the edges and are tinged with the grapes’ juice.
  • Serve warm or at room temperature.

Complimentary Combinations

Gougère with roasted grapes and apple for an Easter Dinner Apéritif ~ Elizabeth David’s ring form method

Roasted Black Grapes and Apples


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