Fall brings so many wonderful treats: warm recipes, holiday spirits, and of course, an abundant supply of apples and pears. This recipe comes from the October 2009 issue of Foods Matter, and it embodies all three of these wonderful traits.
The original recipe, as noted below, uses ginger wine. Stone’s Ginger Wine is quite common in London, and can be found in liquor stores throughout England, and occasionally elsewhere. But a lack of Stone’s is no reason to shy away from this recipe. You can make your own ginger wine at home using this New Ginger Wine recipe (which has easy to find ingredients) or this more Traditional Ginger Wine recipe. Or, in a pinch, substitute brandy or even sherry for the wine, and some sweetener and extra ginger to taste, if desired.
You can enjoy this recipe on its own, or allow a generous scoop of dairy-free ice cream to melt over top. We like some of the great coconut milk-based ice creams, but if you are in the U.K., the folks at Foods Matter highly recommend BoojaBooja Winjin Ginger nut-based ice cream.

Recipe from Foods Matter, October 2009
This recipe is Vegan, Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free, Soy-Free, Egg-Free, and Corn-Free
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http://www.godairyfree.org/recipes/getting-in-the-spirit-with-ginger-baked-pears
Tagged autumn, egg--free, gluten-free, grain-free, peanut-free, soy-free, vegan, vegetarian