Figs in Red Wine, Honey, and Cinnamon Sauce
- Very easy
- 15 min
- Kcal 306
Warm, comforting notes come through every spoonful of pear and cinnamon sauce—this lightly sweet, flavorful treat always brings families together at the table. The silky texture and rich aroma of homemade pear sauce make it a favorite for fall gatherings, whether served alongside fluffy pancakes for brunch or drizzled over oatmeal on busy mornings. Golden color plus the natural shine pairs up with that hint of spice...kids usually get excited just smelling it in the kitchen! While cinnamon gives it an extra boost, soft pear flavor stays front and center. Most home cooks and families like to keep easy choices around, and this spiced pear sauce checks every box: simple, always DELICIOUS, and works for big crowds or just a cozy Saturday breakfast. That smooth, nearly creamy finish is a real comfort food bonus, especially when the weather turns chilly and you want something both filling and a bit special.
Busy families lean into pear sauce with cinnamon because it easily fits different meals and snack times—reliable as an after-school topper over yogurt, just as welcome on fancy dessert nights (totally great over ice cream or cake). The nice blend of sweet pear and fragrant spice means everyone gets something they like, from little kids to adults craving less processed options. Want to store up some seasonal goodness? People often use pear preservation methods or try pear sauce canning (makes future breakfasts or desserts feel EASY). Kind of amazing how a jar of homemade fruit sauce solves last-minute snack ideas too! This classic fall pear recipe travels well from lunchbox-friendly sides to elegant party spreads. Really—that adaptability keeps it high on any easy pear recipes list, since just a dollop brings extra appeal to simple, everyday family food. Making traditions around this delicious companion dish feels natural, since the great taste and happy reactions never get old.
Wash, peel, quarter, and core the pears. Cut the flesh into small pieces and place them in a pot where you will add the wine, sugar, cinnamon, and lemon juice.
Slowly bring everything to a boil, and, keeping the heat low, cook and thicken the mixture (about 20-25 minutes).
Turn off the heat and let it cool, then pass the mixture through a sieve (or blender).