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Baked Ruby Red Grapefruit

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We must have been more nice than naughty this year as we received a generous box of South Texas grapefruit this week.  As soon as I discovered the carefully packaged citrus at our doorstep I began to have visions of baked grapefruit with crystallized ginger dancing in my head.

These fresh, sweet grapefruit came straight from the Pittman & Davis orchard in Harlingen.  Don’t let a bitter grapefruit experience keep you from trying the very best Texas ruby red’s you can find.  The succulent sections can stand on their own or with a little extra love with the recipe below.

Baked Texas Ruby Red Grapefruit

2 ruby red grapefruits, cut in half and loosened from peel

1 tbs unsalted butter, melted

4 tbs or generous drizzle of agave nectar

4 tsp brown sugar

4 tsp crystallized ginger

Preheat oven to 375 and place the rack at the top level, closest to the broiler.

Cut each grapefruit in half with a very sharp knife to loosen the fruit from peel and the individual sections.  Remove any white pulp.

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Place the 4 halves on a foil lined baking sheet and brush each fruit with melted butter.

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Drizzle the agave nectar into each of the four center sections just to fill the hole.

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Sprinkle the halves with brown sugar and crystallized ginger.

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Bake at 375 for 5 -10 minutes, until grapefruit begins to bubble.

Turn broiler on high and broil for 2 minutes until the sugar and ginger are bubbly and browned.

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Comments

  1. Kristacular says

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    No WAY! These look toooo delicious to me!! This was a foreign concept to me. I can’t wait to try ’em!

  2. Reeni says

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    I’ve never seen anything like this! I have a whole bag of crystallized ginger and agave nectar, I could make this now if I only had a grapefruit… I will be trying this for sure in the next few days. Yummmmm

  3. Claire says

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    Ooh, I’ll have to try this soon. Never done that.

  4. Mia says

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    Do you deliver? Yumm!

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