The Basics: Nectarines

July 4, 2019 in The Recipe Box

Nectarines By Rebecca Gordon Editor In Chief Publisher Buttermilk Lipstick Culinary Entertaining Techniques Magazine. Summer Entertaining. Pies Baking Cooking Tutorials Modern Southern Socials Game Day Entertaining RebeccaGordon Southern Hostess Southern Entertaining Pastry Chef TV Cooking Personality Birmingham Alabama How To Make Nectarine GalettesCooking & Baking Essentials

The Technique

Nectarines

Nectarine’s are a stone fruit available from May through the summer months that are ideal to use in pies, tarts & galettes. As the season progresses so does the level of sweetness. Nectarines hold up well under a variety of cooking applications from baking, grilling & sautéing to poaching & broiling. Pair them with grilled chicken & pork or highlight them in a lovely pie featuring a crust of Buttermilk Pâte Sucrée. Learn how to slice the fruit so it may be used in a number of your favorite recipes.

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How To Slice Fresh Nectarines

Tree-ripened, ready to eat fruit should have a sweet fragrance. Nectarines do not need to be peeled for use in recipe applications & the skin actually offers beautiful color & texture to desserts in particular.

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The best way to prep nectarines for use in pies, tarts & galettes is to slice around the pit. Start by cutting one side of the nectarine on a wooden board. Use your knife to gage where the pit is located & make the cut just before it. Place it flat side down & cut into slices or dice the fruit according to the recipe instructions. Continue turning & cutting the fruit until all of the flesh has been removed. You will end up with a rectangular shape & the pit will be suspended in the center. Simply toss it away when done with the task.

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