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Pear Crostata with Figs and Honey

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Pear Crostata with Figs and HoneyHans Gissenger

The technique: Simply roll out the dough, mound the pear filling in the center, and fold the edges of the dough up and over the edge of the filling, creating free-form "sides" to hold in the fruit.
The payoff: No pressure, no crust anxiety. Just loosely shape the dough for a rustic and beautiful Thanksgiving dessert.

Using unpeeled pears in this dessert saves time—and adds texture.

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