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I tried this yesterday. Very nice combination! I would never have thought of it if I hadn't read this thread!
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re: Krislady
I haven't yet tried this combo, but am excited to soon.
Your comment reminded me of the time I was at a local ice cream shop in Montreal. They offered strawberry and black pepper ice cream which was absolutely divine and all my friends thought I was nuts when I told them about it. This thread has made me feel somewhat normal :P Perhaps strawberries sprinkled with crushed black pepper would be good too....
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I love black pepper and get grief because I put it on pizza and popcorn. It has not occurred to me to put it on grapefruit. My father has a ruby red grapefruit tree in his yard in Arizona. The next time I'm down there I'll see if he will try it with freshly cracked pepper.
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I've had a grapefruit margarita with black pepper on the rim of the glass. It was absolutely wonderful!
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re: mariacarmen
Grapefruit juice with either vodka or gin is a greyhound. If the rim of the glass is salted, it is called a salty dog and I suppose with black pepper on the rim it's a pepper dog.
I tried the grapefruit and black pepper thing since my last post and while like black pepper a lot, it didn't really do anything for me on grapefruit.
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This happy thread made Chowhound's Home Cooking digest this week. Cheers to all who have posted here, for making Chowhound a better place.
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re: chezdy
At the top of the page, under the word "Chowhound" there is a tab that says Digest. This has all the SF, NY, LA, Boston, Home Cooking and General topics digests.
Here's the direct link to the grapefruit article
http://www.chow.com/digest/70632/grap...The Digest picks the top tips of the week and summarizes the topics selected. You can sign up to have any of the weekly digests emailed to you by clicking on the nesletters link on your profile page and selecting the ones you like.
Even though I don't get to some of the cities like LA often,I signed up for all the digests. They are nice to have if you are traveling to those cities on business or vacation.
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i love the flavour combination of something sort of spicy with something fruity.
one of the few good dishes i ever had at can can in richmond, va was a slice of raw salmon with dehydrated grapefruit segments, lavender oil and a healthy sprinkling of black pepper.
green apple + black pepper is another favourite of mine.
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re: monpetitescargot
Hi, monpetitescargot!
"...the flavour combination of something sort of spicy with something fruity."
I like that, and, for me, there's also something adventurous about the texture contrast if you coarse-grind the pepper. It's much about the crunch with the slippery grapefruit sections!
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Okay - I'm in. I'll pick up grapefruit at the market tomorrow. I usually just peel and eat grapefruit like an orange, but, you know, I guess I can use silverware. In the name of science and all. :)
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re: mariacarmen
When I have the choice, I get the grapefruit with the looser membrane so it is easier to peel off. Also, I'm not a purist. If some of it doesn't peel off, that's ok, I eat around it.. Then I don't need a spoon or kniive.
I often wonder though how they do it for that jarred grapefruit. They can't possibly be hand-peeled.
Paiz, one of Wal-marts supermarkets, had grapefuirt a few months back. Weird, huh? A country without grapefruit. There are so many oranges, lemons and limes, until this thread I didn't think about them. I looked through all my Guatemalan cookbooks and not one mention of anything with grapefruit.
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Hi, chezdy!
I am going to try it tonight! It does sound good.I found a pepper mill that I love and I have been grinding pepper on everything. Thanks for the idea!
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re: liu
chezdy, I ground quite of bit of coarsely ground pepper on my grapefruit half tonight. I was anticipating VERY weird, but it wasn't weird at all. It was really tasty! I liked the bite of the pepper against the juiciness of the fruit. I liked the spicy crunch as it played with each smooth grapefruit section.
Thanks! This was a pairing I NEVER would have created on my own.
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alright, i did it, and the verdict is YUM. something about the bite of pepper that goes well with the bittersweetness of the fruit. of course, as soon as i tried it my sister reminded me that we had had some similar type of preparation by Daniel Patterson at Coi, here in SF. as i recall, it was something you ate but also something you dabbed on your wrist, so that you could smell it too! it was delightful, now that i remember it. so, chezdy, you and Daniel Patterson - great minds think alike. by the way, i did ruby grapefruit, since i like it better than the regular one.
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re: chezdy
Emeril Lagasse's recipe for grapefruit sorbet with black pepper ... from Martha Steward Living "The black pepper complements the sweetness, but it doesn't hit you right away. Instead, it lingers lightly at the back of the tongue"
http://www.spicysaltysweet.com/2009/01/28/grapefruit-black-pepper-sorbet/Another recipe for black pepper/graefruit sorbet. The blogger candied the peals ... too bad she didn't add black pepper to that. I've had citrus chocolates with black pepper and it is a good combo
http://www.spicysaltysweet.com/2009/01/28/grapefruit-black-pepper-sorbet/A grapefruit, black pepper and ginger granita
http://www.tastebook.com/recipes/2468970-Grapefruit-Granita-with-Black-Pepper-and-GingerThis person sprinkled black pepper on grapefruit muffins
http://www.examiner.com/cooking-in-orlando/florida-grapefruit-muffins-recipeThis might be the dish from Coi
Pink grapefruit ginger tarragon black pepper
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/7581...I'll have to try the virgin grapefruit sprinkled with black pepper ... when I have access to grapefruits ... and black pepper.
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maybe I should clarify - you cut a grapefruit in half and grate pepper over it - eat as you normally would. YUM!
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