
Duraznos Asados
Sobre esta receta
Dulces, caramelizados y ahumados — los duraznos asados son una estrella del verano que no podría ser más simple de hacer. Un rápido pincel de mantequilla y azúcar moreno destaca los azúcares naturales, mientras que la parrilla agrega hermosas marcas de carbón y un humo sutil. Sírvelos como un postre impresionante con helado de vainilla, un acompañamiento para cerdo o pollo asado, o como centro de mesa para el brunch. Solo 15 minutos de inicio a fin, y se verán como si hubieras pasado todo el día.
Instrucciones
- 1
Preheat your Grill to ^[medium-high heat] (about ![400°F]). Clean the grates well and oil them lightly using a folded paper towel dipped in Oil, held with Tongs — this prevents the Peaches from sticking.
- 2
Halve the Peaches along their natural seam and twist to separate. Remove the pit with a spoon or your fingers. Leave the skin on — it holds the Peach together on the Grill.
- 3
In a small Mixing Bowl, stir together the melted Butter, Brown Sugar, Vanilla Extract, Cinnamon (if using), Salt, and Lemon Juice (if using) until combined.
- 4
Brush the cut side of each Peach half generously with the Butter-Sugar mixture.
- 5
Place the Peaches cut-side down on the hot Grill. Do not move them — let them cook undisturbed for 4 minutes until deep golden grill marks form and the Sugar has caramelized.
- 6
Flip the Peaches skin-side down. Brush the caramelized cut side with any remaining Butter-Sugar mixture. Grill for another 3–4 minutes until the Peaches are tender when pierced with a Knife but still holding their shape.
- 7
Remove from the Grill. Serve warm with a scoop of Vanilla Ice Cream, a drizzle of Honey, and fresh Mint Leaves if desired.









