Roasted grapes atop salted crackers spread with creamy ricotta cheese makes a delectable snack to enjoy any time.
Have you ever tried roasted grapes?
I’m so fonded of the roasted fruits. After my husband came last week with boxes of grapes and there were much remain sitting in the fridge, I hate to trash them, so what’s a best way to use them before they start to wrinkle. I usually use grapes in cocktail juices, but I remembered my mom grape marmalade, it was always my favorite, delicious, I was enjoying eating the sweet and soft grape by fork, I know I had to try them myself, with the simplest way to do.
Roasting the grapes bring their sweetness, concentrate the sugars and intensify the flavors. The delicious result is something sweet and savory at the same time, the same flavors when you roast figs and plums.
So, Why not to satisfy your tooth while boasting our immune system, grapes are known as they protect from viruses and infections.
Roasting grapes is just so easy and simple. Toss the grapes with salt add more sugar if you like, and some olive oil, let roast slowly in the oven. It can be partner with many meals, as a side dish with roasted meat or chicken or may be turkey, for desserts serve beside your favorite cake, or make a change with your snack when pairing the roasted grape with cheese topped bread or crackers make it a unique and stunning appetizer, but what I liked the most is when I topped it over yogurt and granola for the most delicious healthy start of my day.
Roasted Black Grape
4 cups black grape
1/4 cup sugar
1 teaspoon lemon juice
Dash of salt
2 tablespoon olive oil
Preheat the oven at 300 f. Toss all ingredients together, spread in a rimmed oven pan, put in preheated oven for 45 min. Every 15 min shake the grapes and turn the pan, continue until the skin soft cracked and the juices running.
Serve with your favorite cheeses and crackers.
hermosausaadmin said:
How simple and easy! The next time we have an abundance of grapes, this is what I’ll make. Thanks so much for sharing!
~Marianne 🙂
Good Cooks said:
Thank yu for dropping by, cann’t wait to hear from you, hope you’ll like it.
Sawsan@ Chef in disguise said:
I have never tried roasted grapes and now I can’t wait for them to come in season to give this a try.
Thank you for the inspiration Samah
Good Cooks said:
Thanks Sawsan, sure you’ll like it…
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Good Cooks said:
thanks 🙂
bitsandbreadcrumbs said:
I have used roasted grapes in a chutney and also in a tapenade with olives, so this makes perfect sense to me. I love the simplicity of using them this way and enjoying the full flavor! 🙂
Good Cooks said:
Using roasted grapes in chutney and tepanade seems a good idea, will try it soon. Thanks for inspiration 🙂
Nami | Just One Cookbook said:
You totally inspired me with this “roasted” grapes. What a wonderful idea! We usually buy a lot and at the end we get tired of eating the same kind of grapes. I can’t wait to turn them into roasted grapes! My daughter particularly likes black grapes and we buy them all the time!
Good Cooks said:
Thanks Nami, it’s practical way to save the fruits and enjoy them for longer time, will try it with any fruit.
laurasmess said:
Yum! What a brilliant idea… your grapes look incredibly succulent and I can imagine that they’d be a perfect match with the creamy, slightly salty ricotta cheese. I am in love with goat’s curd at the moment and I think I’ll try it with a batch of roasted grapes very soon! Thanks!! x
Good Cooks said:
A simple and quick way to enjoy the fruits, may also offered as healthy dessert.
Thanks Laura 🙂
simplyscrumptiousbysarah said:
I love grapes!!!! This is an excellent idea!! I would love to serve this as an appetizer for a dinner party!
jehanne@thecookingdoctor said:
this is very clever, and makes a stunning dessert and snack! I would love to try this at home:-)
Nazneen|Coffee and Crumpets said:
I’ve never thought about roasting grapes, but they look delicious! I bet they are so sweet and juicy. I am going to try this when I have an abundance of grapes.
Nazneen
Lail | With A Spin said:
Never tried roasted grapes but sounds invigorating. Got to try. Thanks.