Summer is not complete until you indulge in plenty of stone fruit stir fry. This recipe combines sweet cherries, rainier cherries, peaches, plums and apricots. Walnuts add a little crunch. This is the perfect topping for ice cream and shortcakes.
This is a sponsored post on behalf of Circulon and Meyer. I was compensated for developing the recipe. All opinions and text included in the post are my own.
There are just some recipes that make my heart skip a beat. Some that are timeless and perfect in every way. This recipe is one of them.
If you are a regular reader you know I love over the top desserts. This one is over the top in taste, yet it is so simple to make.
We love stone fruit season in our house. Each member of the family has their favourite stone fruit. Rainier cherries are my absolute favourite.
When Circulon invited me to participate in The Summer of Stir Fry I knew right away I wanted to pick the dessert category for my recipe submission.
We love easy desserts and we also love stir fry so it was an easy leap to combine them. This is simple to make, and cooks in a flash.
You can add any type of fruit that you dig, or is in season. You can mix up by adding different spices like cinnamon and nutmeg. Or lots of nuts.
You can use the base recipe over ice cream, or turn it into sundaes by adding some jam into the stir fry during the last few minutes of cooking. Or use it over a basic shortcake with whipped cream.
The photo shown at the very top of this post is this stone fruit stir fry over top of mini shortcakes, then topped with whipped cream, and ice cream. I have to admit that one was spectacular.
I encourage you to hop over to Anolon to get the recipe for this amazing Stone Fruit Stir Fry.
Be sure to visit their website to see all the other Summer of Stir Fry participants' recipes as well. There are 6 recipes from 6 fabulous bloggers.
Places to stalk Cravings of a Lunatic!
Facebook ~ Twitter ~ Pinterest
Instagram ~ YouTube ~ Kiss My Smoke
Stone Fruit Stir Fry
Ingredients
- 2 tbsp walnut oil
- 2 cups peaches pitted and cut into wedges
- 1 ½ cups plums pitted and cut into wedges
- 2 cups sweet cherries pitted and halved
- 2 cups Rainier cherries pitted and halved
- 1 cup apricot pitted and cut into wedges
- 2 tsp light brown sugar
- 1 cup chopped walnuts
Instructions
- Lightly grease wok, stir-fry pan or large skillet.
- Pour walnut oil in wok, and turn stovetop to medium heat. Let the walnut oil heat up – it will start to glisten when it is ready for the fruit.
- Drop the firmest of the fruit in first. Add peaches and plums first, allow those to cook for 8 to 10 minutes. The fruit should start to soften.
- Add the sweet cherries and Rainier cherries next. Continue to cook for about 2 to 3 minutes.
- Add apricots and brown sugar. Cook for 2 to 4 minutes more. Cook just long enough to soften the fruit slightly, and allow the sugar to caramelize
- Turn off the heat and toss the walnuts over top. Stir until everything combines perfectly
- Remove from wok and transfer to serving bowl.
- This recipe can be eaten plain, over you can serve it over over ice cream or shortcakes with whipped cream.
- Serve with a big old stone fruit loving smile!
Notes
Nutrition
Thanks for visiting today!
If you’re looking for more dinner recipes be sure to check out my recipe index. You can also find a lot more fruit recipes as well.
Be sure to follow me on Pinterest while you’re here. I love pinning great recipes! Also, make sure you follow me on Instagram. It’s a great way to stay up to date with the blog.
Toodles! xx
jacquie
just a whole lot of fresh veggies.
Tina W
My favorite stir-fry is Kung Pao Chicken.
Coco in the Kitchen
This is too cool, KimBee! I love that you stir-fried the fruits. I have to make this compote,
especially since I whipped some cream yday for a cake and have plenty leftover. Muhaha xoxo
Sandy Headtke
Anything stir fry with shrimp. I have bok choy growing so that is always included
Annette
My favorite stir fry recipe is Beef and Broccoli.
Barbara
Made this with some cherries and peaches we had on hand. It turned out great.
Kim Beaulieu
That sounds yummy. Thanks for trying it out.