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Roasted Grapes with Rosemary & Yogurt

3

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Total time: 45 min • Prep: 15 min • Cook: 30 min • Serves: 4 • Difficulty: Easy

Grapes roasted with rosemary, coarsely ground black pepper, and a touch of brown sugar in the oven become unexpectedly rich-tasting and delicious. You'd think these ingredients wouldn't necessarily go together, but give this recipe a shot; you'll be pleasantly surprised, and you'll find yourself making it again and again. The yogurt, combined with honey and ground nutmeg, provides a slightly tart contrast to the grapes. Pouring wine over the grapes right before they finish roasting really puts this delectable dessert over the top. Garnish with some fresh rosemary for a touch of brightness and a pretty presentation right before serving.

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Ingredients

Grapes

5 cup(s)

Extra virgin olive oil

1½ tsp

Unpacked light brown sugar

1 Tbsp

Rosemary

1½ tsp

Black pepper

1 pinch(es)

Plain fat free Greek yogurt

½ cup(s)

Honey

1½ tsp

Ground nutmeg

⅛ tsp

White wine

¼ cup(s)

Instructions

1

Preheat oven to 425°F.

2

Place grapes on a large rimmed sheet pan; drizzle with oil. Stir to coat grapes and spread into one layer; roast 15 minutes. Remove grapes from oven and sprinkle with sugar, rosemary and pepper; gently toss to coat.

3

Continue to roast grapes until they start to burst and give off some juice, about 15 minutes (longer for very firm grapes).

4

Meanwhile, combine yogurt, honey and nutmeg in a small bowl; mix well.

5

When grapes are roasted, remove from oven and pour wine over them; return to oven for 1 minute for wine to get hot and bubbling.

6

Remove pan from oven and stir grapes to help release a sweet, thick sauce to coat grapes. Serve grapes warm, with yogurt mixture spooned over top; garnish with fresh rosemary.

7

Serving size: 1/2 c grapes and sauce and 2 Tbsp yogurt mixture

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