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Pear Crisp

Posted by sweetcakes

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Recipe #396997

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Ww Warm Pear Cobbler

Posted by Chef #1298498

2 points MORE»

Recipe #392868

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Lenora S Pear Apple Crisp.

Posted by Chef #625885

This recipe was given to me by my neighbour. I love being able to use up fruit what is in season.I use a 13 x 9 pan The last 4 Ingredients are for the topping !!!! MORE»

Recipe #391518

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Pear Cobbler With Cranberry Struesel

Posted by cooking with love

A very good dessert to make when there are cheap prices on pears. It is a different than usual cobbler but oh so loved by my family. MORE»

Recipe #388999

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Pear-Cranberry Crumble-Crisp

(1 reviews) Posted by TexasToast R

I created this to have a little bit healthier dessert and use some fresh pears I had. My family enjoyed it, and I wanted to post it before I forget! Make sure to use ripe, juicy pears. Great served with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream. MORE»

Recipe #358598

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Pear-Cranberry Cobbler (Low Fat/Low Sugar)

Posted by mikekey

A low-fat, low-sugar dessert. Pears and cranberries go so well together. MORE»

Recipe #350769

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Pear, Apple & Cranberry Tarte Tartin

Posted by Nado2003

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Recipe #346698

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Apple Pear Crisp (3 Ww Points)

(1 reviews) Posted by justcallmetoni

Served this for Thanksgiving this year and it was a hit. Warm soft fruit with a crispy crunchy topping. A perfect way to celebrate the best of fall's bounty in a comforting but enlightened dessert. The fruit should total about 3 pounds and you... MORE»

Recipe #340609

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Winter Crumble

(1 reviews) Posted by **Mandy**

I love a fruit crumble & will quite often have them for brekky with yoghurt. I love the sound of this one as it's got Kiwi in it. MORE»

Recipe #337341

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Easy Pear Crumble - Ww Points = 3

Posted by senseicheryl

This recipe comes from my Weight Watchers Magazine, November/December 2008. This issue has several "make ahead recipes" for easy Holiday planning. "Make 4 hours ahead." MORE»

Recipe #332113

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Pear and Raspberry Crisp

Posted by Sage

This recipe is from one of the books I recieved in the Cookbook Swap. Great combination of flavours and easy to assemble. Serve with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. MORE»

Recipe #329448

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Weight Watchers Apple-Pear Crisp

Posted by senseicheryl

I received an email this morning from a Weight Watchers leader by the name of Cheri Ann Blessum. There were actually 3 recipes. This is one of them. MORE»

Recipe #327644

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Pear Raisin Bread Pudding

Posted by Erin Randall

At the fruit market I found some wonderful pears and couldn't resist buying some. I got home and wanted to make a pear dessert, so I searched the 'Zaar and found a few recipes I liked, and as usual, had to mess them up and make my own! So thanks... MORE»

Recipe #326984

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Apple Pear Cranberry Crisp

(1 reviews) Posted by Citruholic

Adapted from 2007 Ina Garten's recipe. I added the cranberries. They go so well with the pears and the apples, and fresh cranberries were in season and they go so well with the orange zest and juice. This crisp can be successfully frozen. I just... MORE»

Recipe #310026

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Pear Apple and Cherry Crumble

Posted by dicentra

Cooking Light March 2003 MORE»

Recipe #301585

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Pear Cranberry Crisp

Posted by dicentra

Cooking Light. November 2003. The topping can be made ahead of time. MORE»

Recipe #300149

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Pear Amaretti Crumble

Posted by dicentra

Cooking Light. October 2003. This can also be made in a 9 inch pie tin. MORE»

Recipe #300144

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Caramel Apple and Pear Crisp

(2 reviews) Posted by DuChick

A Pillsbury favorite...caramel ice-cream topping sweetens up this crispy fruit classic. MORE»

Recipe #292083

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Pear and Raisin Crumble

Posted by ms_bold

This is from the March 2008 issue of Bon Appetit magazine. I had picked up 5 pounds of fresh pears at Sam's Club and decided that a simple dessert was in order. Being a non-baker, the simpler the better, and this recipe really suits my no-fuss... MORE»

Recipe #288591

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