Pear clafoutis pairs ripe pears with baked vanilla custard for an easy fall dessert that requires no crust, mixer, or special pan. Essential Concepts: Use firm fruit, discard excess juice, bake until the center barely moves, and cool for 15 minutes; see [best pears for baking](/best-pears-for-baking/) and [baked custard basics](/baked-custard-basics/).
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Bosc pear dessert
Slow Cooker Pear Dump Cake With Brown Sugar: Effortless, Must-Have Dessert
This slow cooker pear dump cake yields tender spiced fruit under a glossy brown sugar crust with little effort. Cooked low and slow in a crockpot, this pear spice dessert falls between a cobbler and a cake and works well as a fall fruit dessert.
Essential Concepts
– Ripe, firm Bosc or Anjou pears
– Layer butter, spiced pears, dry mix, brown sugar, nuts
– Do not stir
– High 2 to 2.5 hours, vent 15 minutes
– Serve warm


