Honey Yogurt Parfait with Cranberry Apple Compote
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Honey yogurt parfait with cranberry apple compote. An elegant fall or winter breakfast prepared with Greek yogurt!
This Honey Yogurt Parfait with Cranberry Apple Compote is simple, but delicious. It barely qualifies as a recipe, but sometimes those types of dishes can be the most fun to share.
The compote is prepared on the stove and made from apples, fresh cranberries, maple syrup, a tiny bit of butter, ground cinnamon, and fresh orange zest. It is layered together with granola and Greek yogurt, whipped and sweetened lightly with honey.
It makes a wonderful, light, yet festive breakfast for the fall and winter seasons.
Honey Yogurt Parfait with Cranberry Apple Compote
Honey yogurt parfait with cranberry apple compote. An elegant fall or winter breakfast prepared with Greek yogurt!
Ingredients
Cranberry Apple Compote:
- 2 tablespoons (30g) unsalted butter
- 4 large apples (Fuji or Pink Lady) cored and cut into ½-inch chunks
- 1 cup fresh cranberries
- ¼ cup (60 mL) pure maple syrup
- 1 teaspoon fresh orange zest
- ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
- pinch kosher salt
Honey Yogurt:
- 3 cups (24 oz) whole fat Greek yogurt
- 3-4 tablespoons honey to taste
Assembly:
- 1¼ cups granola
Instructions
- Prepare Compote: In a large skillet, heat the butter until it is just beginning to bubble lightly. Add the chopped apples and cook for 2 to 3 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add the maple syrup, orange zest, cinnamon, and salt to the pan, and continue to cook for an additional 3 to 4 minutes, stirring often, until the apples begin to turn translucent.
- Add the cranberries to the pan and continue to cook, stirring frequently, for another 4 to 5 minutes until they begin to burst. If necessary, deglaze the pan with 1 to 2 tablespoons of water. Remove from the heat and allow to cool completely before assembling the parfaits.
- Prepare Yogurt: In a separate bowl, whisk together the honey and yogurt. Season to taste, adding additional honey if desired.
- Assemble Parfaits: Using a pastry bag (fitted with a small round tip) or spoon, add a layer of yogurt to each glass or container of your choice. Top with a thin sprinkling of granola. Add a thin layer of compote. Repeat. Finish each compote with a small dollop of honey yogurt and a sprinkle of granola. Serve.
Serving: 1serving, Calories: 473kcal, Carbohydrates: 85g, Protein: 7g, Fat: 14g, Saturated Fat: 5g, Polyunsaturated Fat: 8g, Cholesterol: 18mg, Sodium: 78mg, Fiber: 9g, Sugar: 63g
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31 Comments on “Honey Yogurt Parfait with Cranberry Apple Compote”
Have you ever tried to make the compote a day before? Wondering about making it today and assembling the parfait tomorrow.
You could definitely do this!
I’m very excited to make this but I was wondering, how many does it serve? I’m looking to make it for my mom and I. If anyone has the answer that’d be great!
Thanks so much for sharing these beauties, Laura! It’s not Christmas yet, but I love cranberries so I may as well start making these now. You know, to practice 🙂
I’m not ashamed to say that I’m diving feet first into the holiday and fall flavors – I wait all year for them!! THIS has me hook, line and sinker!!
This looks so good! I’ve been obsessing over cranberries this year. My dad makes some awesome homemade granola, and this would be great with it!
Ooh! I need to get my dad to start doing that, haha. Thanks so much! Let me know if you try it!
I just found your site through Half Baked Harvest. You have a beautiful home here. This parfait is perfection–absolutely stunning.
Thanks so much Jennie! I’m a big fan of Tieghan at HBH!
Coucou, mais quelqu’un peut m’expliquer ce qu’est le granola? Cela a l’air trop bon que j’aimerais essayer la recette!!
Merci de votre réponse
I’m loving all the festivity! I can’t believe that the mastermind behind all this could ever be called a scrooge! But I totally get where you’re coming from on the tree-nostalgia front.
Haha!! I’m going to relay this information to Connor. Maybe he’ll reconsider…
I couldn’t have a tree because of my cat. The year we did have one, the cat thought every ornament was a cat toy. Needless to say every glass ornament was broken.
Oh no!! My cat is too terrified to do anything like that, thank god.
I love the sound of this parfait — and I’m definitely nostalgic about the tree, too. This is the first Christmas my sister and I have both been married and out of the house, but we immediately trekked back to my parents’ place to help them put their tree up a few weeks ago! We listen to the same CDs every time, too (Hanson’s “Snowed In,” the *NSYNC Christmas album, Elvis Presley). Traditions are sacred! Also, I’m glad to hear you got a tree. 🙂 It’s just not the same without one!
I know! Especially now that I don’t spend nearly as much time at my parents house over the holidays as I did a few years ago. Wahoo for old CDs!
So glad you’re into the tree now. Hold onto your seat for this one….we picked up an 8-foot tall tree last weekend! Yea, maybe we went a little overboard 🙂
And, these parfaits….I think I’m in love!
I guess I should stop complaining, especially since you live in NYC, haha!
Oooh! I love parfaits and this one is so beautifully festive!
I don’t know why it’s my first parfait “recipe” but I love them too!
These Parfaits look very delicious and refreshing!
Thank you!!
My husband (ahem) could use a lesson or 2 from Connor. I want a tree, but Brian is like you (a scrooge). I want to see a picture of the tree now! The parfait looks good too.
Wow! I’m surprised Brian isn’t into the idea either!
I know what you mean about the tree decorating, but you still have to have one. It’s Christmas! I say having 2 trees is better than having one anyway! 🙂
These are so festive and delicious! Love that!
Thanks for talking some sense into me! 😉
What a hilarious story, Miss Scrooge – love it! I could just picture Connor wrestling with a power drill to trim the branches – soooo funny! And yes, I completely understand the dilemma of ugly, way-too-white yet environmentally friendly LEDs vs. lovely yet will-be-half-burned-out-and-you’ll-have-to-buy-all-new-strands-next-year classic lights! Gaaahhhhh! Well, amidst all the decorating dilemmas, at least we have this simple yet totally beautiful (and healthy!!!! 😀 ) parfait to cheer us up! Yum – pinning ASAP! 😀
Yessss!!! You described the LED vs normal light dilemma perfectly. Why can’t they be prettier?!?
Those parfaits look absolutely incredible!!!
Thank you Jocelyn!!