made in RCG! Tab Lid Oven + Microwave Box
Courtesy of Chef Mark Cleveland
Serves 2 Romantic Deserts
- 2 Individual Spice Cakes, heart shape cutout
- 4+ Ounces Fruit Compote*
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Blueberry Garnish
made in RCG! Tab Lid Oven + Microwave Box
Courtesy of Chef Mark Cleveland
Serves 2 Romantic Deserts
Blueberry Garnish
RCG! Tab Lid Oven + Microwave Box. Artfully arrange the fruit compote on top of each cake, about 2 ounces (1/4 cup) per cake. See photos. Tuck in a blueberry or a few to each cake top. Place the cakes into the box alternating top and bottom of heart to maximize space & for presentation. Seal box.
COOKING INSTRUCTIONS: Tab Box: Microwave on reheat setting for 2 mins or bake in a 350 oven for 12 mins. Let rest for 1 minute before opening the box. Garnish with more fresh blueberries, whipped cream or crème fraiche & pomegranate honey glaze**
NOTE: Ready.Chef.GO! cook-in tab lid boxes allow for excellent texture in the microwave AND conventional & toaster ovens. The results are always succulent & tender. You’ll taste the difference. Virtually no clean up. Rinse & recycle. Scrumptious & versatile. RCG! boxes and bags are magic for reheating cake and pastry items in the microwave. The results are moist, tender and perfectly warmed. Any sheet cake can easily be cut into hearts. Use a template for consistency & to fit the box. Sprinkle the cut sides of the cake w/ a mix of organic cane sugar and date sugar for sparkle and romantic sweetness.
*Cranberry Fruit Compote
12 to 14 Small Apples & Pears (I used organic gala & organic red Anjou pears)
17.5 Ounce Jar Og Apricot Preserves (TJs)
17.5 Ounces Rose Wine
8 Ounces Sweet Vermouth
24 Ounces Fresh Cranberries
Partially (or fully) peel the fruit. I like partial peel for artful presentation & texture. Place all into a wide covered pot. I add the peels to the pan for more flavor (optional). Add the entire jar of preserves. Use the empty jar to measure the rose wine and vermouth. Stir slightly to break up the preserves. Cover and set to med low. Bring to a simmer & use a wide wooden spoon or spatula to stir gently to mix the poaching liquid. Baste the fruit. Cover and reduce heat to low. Simmer gently for 15 mins. Baste again and cool in the covered pot. Remove the fruit and set aside. Strain out most of the peels, some bits add flavor and texture. Bring to a rapid boil on high heat. Add the cranberries, cover and boil 8 mins. Remove cover and stir, boil for 2 mins more. Cool. Slice apples and pears into wedges and remove core and seeds. Combine all and chill. This deliciousness lasts well in the fridge due to the natural preserve properties of cranberries and has countless uses – think waffles, pancakes, cakes, muffins, scones, ice cream and MORE!
**Pomegranate Honey Glaze
In a small jar add 3 parts honey to 1 part pomegranate juice. Cover and let sit at room temp for an hour or so to meld. Shake well. So pretty and flavorful. Serve chilled. VARIATION: Combine 2 parts pomegranate molasses w/ 1 part honey for a sweet accompaniment to savory dishes like grilled meats & lamb!
made in RCG! Tab Lid Oven + Microwave Box
Courtesy of Chef Mark Cleveland
Serves 2 Romantic Deserts
Blueberry Garnish
RCG! Tab Lid Oven + Microwave Box. Artfully arrange the fruit compote on top of each cake, about 2 ounces (1/4 cup) per cake. See photos. Tuck in a blueberry or a few to each cake top. Place the cakes into the box alternating top and bottom of heart to maximize space & for presentation. Seal box.
COOKING INSTRUCTIONS: Tab Box: Microwave on reheat setting for 2 mins or bake in a 350 oven for 12 mins. Let rest for 1 minute before opening the box. Garnish with more fresh blueberries, whipped cream or crème fraiche & pomegranate honey glaze**
NOTE: Ready.Chef.GO! cook-in tab lid boxes allow for excellent texture in the microwave AND conventional & toaster ovens. The results are always succulent & tender. You’ll taste the difference. Virtually no clean up. Rinse & recycle. Scrumptious & versatile. RCG! boxes and bags are magic for reheating cake and pastry items in the microwave. The results are moist, tender and perfectly warmed. Any sheet cake can easily be cut into hearts. Use a template for consistency & to fit the box. Sprinkle the cut sides of the cake w/ a mix of organic cane sugar and date sugar for sparkle and romantic sweetness.
*Cranberry Fruit Compote
12 to 14 Small Apples & Pears (I used organic gala & organic red Anjou pears)
17.5 Ounce Jar Og Apricot Preserves (TJs)
17.5 Ounces Rose Wine
8 Ounces Sweet Vermouth
24 Ounces Fresh Cranberries
Partially (or fully) peel the fruit. I like partial peel for artful presentation & texture. Place all into a wide covered pot. I add the peels to the pan for more flavor (optional). Add the entire jar of preserves. Use the empty jar to measure the rose wine and vermouth. Stir slightly to break up the preserves. Cover and set to med low. Bring to a simmer & use a wide wooden spoon or spatula to stir gently to mix the poaching liquid. Baste the fruit. Cover and reduce heat to low. Simmer gently for 15 mins. Baste again and cool in the covered pot. Remove the fruit and set aside. Strain out most of the peels, some bits add flavor and texture. Bring to a rapid boil on high heat. Add the cranberries, cover and boil 8 mins. Remove cover and stir, boil for 2 mins more. Cool. Slice apples and pears into wedges and remove core and seeds. Combine all and chill. This deliciousness lasts well in the fridge due to the natural preserve properties of cranberries and has countless uses – think waffles, pancakes, cakes, muffins, scones, ice cream and MORE!
**Pomegranate Honey Glaze
In a small jar add 3 parts honey to 1 part pomegranate juice. Cover and let sit at room temp for an hour or so to meld. Shake well. So pretty and flavorful. Serve chilled. VARIATION: Combine 2 parts pomegranate molasses w/ 1 part honey for a sweet accompaniment to savory dishes like grilled meats & lamb!
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