Osmanthus pear yogurt
Time: 10 min 2 servings approx. 200 kcal / serving (estimated) approx. 15 g protein / serving
Osmanthus (the Chinese fragrant tea olive) is the typical autumn flower of China, with an apricot-like floral scent used in desserts, teas and syrups. Pear yoghurt with osmanthus is a simple but fragrant breakfast or dessert that celebrates autumn fruit.
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Toss the pear cubes with lemon juice so they do not brown. Stir the honey into the yoghurt until smooth. Stir half the dried flowers into the yoghurt, or crumble them lightly in a mortar. Divide the yoghurt between two bowls. Top with the pear cubes. Scatter over the walnuts, the remaining flowers and the cinnamon; serve at once.
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Tips
Dried osmanthus is sold in Asian shops; jasmine or rose petals can stand in. Choose a ripe but still firm pear. Use the flowers sparingly, as they are intense. Eat it the same day.
Frequently asked questions
What is osmanthus?
A small, orange, fragrant flower used in China to flavour sweets, tea and wine.
Can it be vegan?
With coconut yoghurt and maple syrup, yes.
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