Today is also the day of the month set aside for Fantastical Food Fight, hosted by Sarah of Fantastical Sharing of Recipes. As luck would have it, Sarah chose the theme "Peaches and Cream" for this month's challenge.
I love when my blogging worlds collide!! I made up this quick, easy dessert one evening for our friends, Kim and Kurt. We had enjoyed a grilled dinner al fresco and this was the perfect ending.
I had the peaches all ready to go, by pitting them and brushing them with a flavorful pumpkin spice olive oil that I had gotten as a gift. You can just use a good unflavored extra virgin olive oil. The compound butter is the real secret to this delectable dessert.
When dinner is finished, pour your guests and yourself another glass of wine and visit while you grill the peaches.
When they have some nice grill marks on them, flip them to the other side and add a dollop of that cinnamon compound butter into the crevice left by removing the pit.
Transfer the peaches to serving dishes being careful not to lose any of that delicious melted butter and top with your favorite, good quality, vanilla bean ice cream.
So simple and so very delicious.
Please stop by and visit all the other Dairy Month Posts following my recipe.
You will find the other fighter's recipes below that.
Grilled Peaches with Ice Cream
serves 4
2 peaches
Extra Virgin Olive oil for brushing (I used a pumpkin spiced flavor)
2 T. butter, room temperature
1/4 t. cinnamon
1 t. sugar
2 c. good quality, vanilla bean Ice Cream
Cut the peaches in half and remove the pit. Brush both sides with olive oil and place on a medium hot grill, flesh side down.
Meanwhile combine the butter, sugar and cinnamon in a small bowl.
Grill the peaches until slightly charred with nice grill marks showing. Flip skin side down and place a dollop of the compound butter in the indentation of each peach, where the pit was removed. Cook until butter is melted and flesh is showing grill marks.
Remove to serving dishes and immediately top with a 1/2 cup of ice cream before serving. Print Recipe
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Cinnamon compound butter?!? Pumpkin spice olive oil?? Oh, my. I would be in heaven! Thanks for sharing this recipe, Wendy. I can't wait to try it.
ReplyDeletePerfect recipe Cam, easy peasy and delicious.
DeleteThose peaches look so luscious! What a perfect dessert for summer. Easy and elegant!
ReplyDeleteIt really is Karen. I think it will be making many appearances this season.
DeleteYum! What a special treat for summer!
ReplyDeleteIt sure is Amy.
DeleteYUM!
ReplyDeleteThat's what we said!
DeleteWe are on a peach kick. I need to grill up some peaches the next time we are grilling.
ReplyDeleteYou sure do, Ellen.
DeleteI've been wanting to make grilled peaches. I'm definitely making some compound butter when I do. Great FFF recipe!
ReplyDeleteA swoon-worthy dessert...seriously, I'm swooning! I think I need to go home and make some vanilla bean ice cream right away!
ReplyDeleteIt will be even better with homemade ice cream, Colleen.
DeleteWendy, that's a perfect treat. Love grilled peaches and with ice cream they are a treat.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mayuri.
DeletePumpkin Spice Olive Oil? What a great gift!
ReplyDeleteMy husband would love to try this dessert.
Sooooo good Lauren.
DeleteGrilled peaches are so good! I also love when two challenges combine - it's so much fun :)
ReplyDeleteMe too Sarah, thanks for hosting.
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