Cherry
Fleshy and sweet cherry, bright acidity and a subtle almond finish.
Cherries are fleshy, sweet fruits with smooth, shiny skin ranging from light to dark red. Their juicy, slightly tart flesh brings natural freshness and sweetness to Mediterranean dishes, used raw or cooked in desserts, jams, and accompaniments.

Best pairings
Almond Classic83%Cherry and almond, stone fruit aromas (clafoutis, mahleb).
Chocolate Classic82%Cherry and dark chocolate, a dessert pairing.
Ricotta Classic78%Ricotta and cherries, a fresh summer dessert.
Duck Contrast78%Duck with cherries, the acidity cuts through the fat.
Red wine Aroma bridge76%Cherries poached in red wine.
Pistachio Aroma bridge76%Pistachio and cherry, the sweetness of Levantine desserts.
Rosemary Aroma bridge76%Rosemary brings a subtle herbaceousness that highlights the freshness of cherry when accompanying game.
Walnut Classic75%A Mediterranean pastry duo: walnuts add body and texture to fruity delicacy.
Honey Classic74%A natural pairing: honey amplifies the cherry's fruity sweetness while adding a classic floral note.
Black pepper Aroma bridge74%Black pepper adds a spicy piquancy that enhances the cherry's natural acidity in reductions.
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FAQ
What goes with cherry?
Cherry pairs especially well with almond, chocolate, ricotta, duck and red wine. Cherry and almond, stone fruit aromas (clafoutis, mahleb).
When is cherry in season?
Best season: summer.
What can I substitute for cherry?
If you don't have it, try: strawberry, raspberry, apricot.