Easy Chia Mirabelle Compote

by Romy

Easy Chia Mirabelle Compote - vegan & naturally sweetened

Hey you, guys πŸ’š today I’ll share with you my super easy recipe for deliciously fruity & healthy Chia Mirabelle Compote. It is so wonderfully creamy that you can also use it as a fruity spread for your breakfast rolls.

Easy Chia Mirabelle Compote - vegan & naturally sweetened

Easy Chia Mirabelle Compote - vegan & naturally sweetened

And what makes the whole thing so healthy I hear you ask? Compote is actually a treat, I know. But I got this little problem solved. My compote is naturally sweetened with only a little maple syrup and, as the name suggests, I’ve used chia seeds for binding to replace the starch.

Instead of the mirabelle plums, you can also take any other stone fruit that is currently in season, of course. It also works great with berries, too. Depending on the acidity of the fruit, you should then adjust the amount of maple syrup maybe.

Easy Chia Mirabelle Compote - vegan & naturally sweetened

Today, I’ll have this compote with my creamy vegan rice pudding for dinner. I simply add 2 tablespoons of dessicated coconut to my rice pudding before cooking to make it even more coconutty (yes, that’s a word πŸ™‚).

You can enjoy your Chia Mirabelle Compote warm & cold and it stays fresh in the fridge for about a week. But in our home it is always nibbled before. Have fun cooking and feasting!

XO, Romy

Easy Chia Mirabelle Compote - vegan & naturally sweetened

 

 

Easy Chia Mirabelle Compote
A fruity-fresh compote that's naturally sweetened and really easy to make. Chia seeds make it irresistibly creamy and also perfect as a spread for breakfast rolls.
Servings
4 servings
Prep Time
10 mins
Cook Time
5 mins
Total Time
15 mins
 
Course Tags: Dessert, Side Dish
Tags: Chia, gluten-free, mirabelles, naturally sweetened, plant-based, vegan
Ingredients
  • 500 g mirabelle plums
  • 2 Tbsp chia seeds
  • 2 Tbsp maple syrup
  • 1/4 cup apple juice
  • 1/2 tsp cardamom
Instructions
  1. Halve your mirabelle plums and stone them.

  2. Put all ingredients in a pot and let it simmer over medium heat for about 5 minutes.

  3. Take it off the stove. Put your compote in a clean glass (preferably boiled) and let it cool. The binding increases even further during the cooling.

  4. Now you can enjoy your compote anytime, as a dessert or creamy-fruity spread. The compote keeps best in the fridge and should be eaten within a week.

Notes
I always choose organic produce whenever possible. Itβ€˜s not only better for my health (and yours, too), but also for our environment. πŸŒπŸ’«πŸ’š

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