A VERY good recipe. Quick, easy, and fun for the whole family. I took a tablespoon of sugar and put it in the batter instead of the pears. Also, sprinkle some sliced almonds and some demrara sugar on top just before it goes into the oven. Truly delisioso!
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Schlippe Posted: 05/13/09
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lkanellos Posted: 10/09/11
Very good! I used 2 small pears that weren't quite as ripe as I would have liked, so I heated a little butter in a skillet and sauted the pears with sugar for a few minutes to soften them. Then I stirred in the cinnamon and poured the batter over.
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pinkmochi Posted: 11/14/11
Will definitely make again! Three of us, including a six-year-old, ate the whole thing!
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mkmohan Posted: 11/03/11
very very easy to make,the aroma of the pears and cinnamon from the oven is such a treat to wake upto,,and yes I have made this for company from out of town
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Bella92 Posted: 02/07/12
Love this recipe. It comes together quickly and smells so good. I like to serve it as a light dinner with salad.
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garyloewenthal Posted: 12/26/12
This made a delicious brunch main course. I made a vegan version, using ground chia seeds and water instead of eggs, and the new Earth Balance coconut spread instead of butter. For milk, I had some vanilla soymilk on hand, so I used that and didn't add vanilla. Added a bit of almond extract, though. Anyway, very tasty and filling yet doesn't make you feel overly full.
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flourpuff Posted: 12/24/12
I substituted Gluten Free baking mix for the flour and almond milk, it worked great! It's always a treat when I can make a baked good that i can actually eat because I'm gluten intolerant. it's simple to make and yummy.






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