From: Retiredteacher
On Sep 5, 2008
My husband planted 4 pear trees and for several years they didn't produce, however this year, we had pears out the wazoo. I stumbled on this recipe while searching for something to do with all of them. Boy was I glad. It was fabulous. My family was so surprised that a pear pie could taste so good! It was the first time any of us had tasted pear pie. I didn't have the rosewater so just brushed the crust with melted butter and sprinkled cinnamon sugar on top. Thanks Mysterygirl for translating this wonderful recipe.
From: ForeverKnight
On Sep 21, 2006
Wow, this recipe is wonderful. Each of the ingredients complimented each other. Nothing was overpowering or oversweet as some recipes can get. I loved the hint of Rose. I didnt use White Wine but I substituted White Vermouth instead. EXCELLENT. Thankyou for sharing this recipe.
From: lo-fi suicide
On Oct 1, 2007
wonderul! i added whole allspice in with the cinnamon and cloves, and used white zinfindel because i had it lying around. also added more rosewater. have made it several times, and it never disappoints!
From: Chef #438326
On Nov 10, 2008
This was so delicious! I made it to bring to a friend's house tonight and it was a big hit. Everybody raved over the flavor. Even DH who never eats sugar had a small piece and loved it. This is a real keeper. Also, I added a bit more wine & spice to the syrup and served it hot in a mug like a cider. Also quite tasty. thanks!
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