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This recipe for butter and brown sugar grilled peaches is the perfect dessert and a great thing to serve after a barbeque. Peaches are best when they are fresh and falling off-the-tree ripe, but sometimes you just need a really great recipe for summertime fruits, just like my grilled pineapple.
For some other recipes using peaches, why not try Bisquick peach cobbler or maybe peach upside down cake!
Buttery Brown Sugar Grilled Peaches
There is just something magical about grilling a peach that turns it into something so much more than just plain fruit.
Despite its usually intense sweetness, grilling gives a peach the perfect level of caramelization, softens up the fruit and it’s made even better with some buttery cinnamon and brown sugar.
Serve these grilled peaches after a barbeque for an instant hit of peachy caramel sweetness.
Buttery Brown Sugar Grilled Peaches Ingredients
Check the (rather short) recipe card at the bottom for all the ingredients you need for this recipe.
- Peaches (ripe, but not mushy)
- Brown sugar
- Salted butter
- Cinnamon
How To Make Buttery Brown Sugar Grilled Peaches
- Wash and fully dry your peaches
- Run a knife around the middle of the peach, running from top to bottom, and then twist gently to pull apart
- Combine the brown sugar, butter, and cinnamon in a small bowl
- Dip the cut end of the half peaches into the mixture, coating completely
- Brush the grates of your grill with oil and turn it to high
- Place the peaches sugar side down onto the grill, and cook until browned. Flip and place more filling inside the peaches. Heat a couple minutes.
- Remove from the heat and top with the remaining brown sugar mixture or ice cream
What To Top Your Buttery Brown Sugar Grilled Peaches With
The best thing to put on top of your grilled peaches is a little more of that leftover brown sugar, cinnamon, and butter mixture.
It might sound strange to put more of the same stuff over the top of your peaches, but the contrast between the fresh, uncooked sugar and the browned, nutty crust on the peaches is otherworldly and has to be tried.
For a creamier, more cooling option try some ice cream like I did, or some whipped cream!
How To Use Leftover Grilled Peaches
Grilled peaches are best enjoyed fresh off the grill and covered in toppings, but for any leftovers, you might have, why not turn them into a salad?
Simply let a few remain naked, without cream or other toppings, and then completely cool before slicing into large pieces.
Mix that with some green leaves like arugula and maybe some bacon, and you’ve got the makings of a bright, refreshing southern salad!
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Buttery Brown Sugar Grilled Peaches
- Prep Time
- 10 minutes
- Cook Time
- 5 minutes
- Course
- Dessert
- Cuisine
- American
- Servings
- 4
- Calories
- 156
- Author
- Karlynn Johnston
Ingredients
- 4 fresh peaches ripe but firm
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons salted butter melted
- 1/2 tsp cinnamon
Instructions
- Wash and dry your peaches.
- Run a knife around the middle of the peach, from top to bottom. Twist gently to pull apart, then remove the pit from from the one half.
- In a small bowl combine the brown sugar, butter and cinnamon.
- Dip the cut end of the peaches into the mixture, coating completely. Save the remaining mixture!!!
- Heat your grill to high. Brush the grates with oil.
- Place the peaches brown sugar side down onto the grill, and cook until browned and cooked through. ( only a few minutes). Flip over and fill each peach cavity with another teaspoon or so of the mixture. Heat up for another 2-3 minutes.
- Remove and place onto a plate.
- Top each peach with some of the remaining brown sugar mixture, or, place ice cream on top and THEN sprinkle the mixture on the ice cream!
- Serve and enjoy!
Recipe Notes
- nutritional values will vary depending on size of peaches etc.
- a serving is two peach halves, without ice cream etc
Nutrition Information
All calories and info are based on a third party calculator and are only an estimate. Actual nutritional info will vary with brands used, your measuring methods, portion sizes and more.
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Jillian says
Tried these last night with my oldest daughter (my youngest won’t eat fruit still even though she’s six), and we fell in love. These are so juicy, so tasty, just so perfect. It almost felt like summer in your mouth as you eat them. They are a tad messy, but that’s what napkins and wash clothes are for. If you are thinking about making this, just do it. If your on the fence just DO IT. Even if you weren’t thinking about making them and are just creeping the comments, just DO IT! Yeah I see. Kidding (not really). Anyway, the damn things are superb and everyone should try them at least once and fall in love with them as I have. Thankyou. That is all.