The Sweetness Of Grilling Create Scrumptious Desserts Without Heating Up The Kitchen
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The Sweetness of Grilling: Enjoy Delicious Desserts Without Heating Up the Kitchen
Discover the Art of Grilled Desserts
A meal feels incomplete without dessert. Instead of opting for store-bought sweets or uninspired boxed brownies, why not use your grill to create outstanding desserts?
"Once, even the most curious cooks were hesitant to make desserts on a grill, but now it's a must for any grilling enthusiast," says Jamie Purviance, author of Weber's Real Grilling. "The secret is out about how delicious they are, and there's an undeniable thrill in lifting the lid to reveal sizzling sweets."
Simple Grilled Delights
Grilling desserts can be as straightforward as warming fresh fruits like halved bananas, split peaches, or sliced pineapples over direct heat and serving them with ice cream. Alternatively, you can use indirect heat to bake something like a fruit cobbler or crisp.
"In many ways, a covered grill works like an oven," explains Purviance. "The flames act like a broiler, browning the surface of fruit, making it tender and sweeter. By using indirect heat?"turning off the middle gas burner or pushing coals to the sides?"you can cook a dessert in a pan over an unlit area."
Tips for Perfect Grilled Desserts
Jamie Purviance, in collaboration with Weber-Stephen Products Co., offers these expert tips for grilling desserts:
Choose the Right Fruits
If you're grilling fruits, select ones that are ripe or nearly ripe and firm. Fruits soften on the grill, so firm produce is best to maintain shape during cooking.
Timing and Temperature
Understanding the right grilling time and temperature is key to perfect results.
- Peaches: Halve and grill over direct medium heat for 8-10 minutes.
- Bananas: Split lengthwise, keep the skin on, and grill over direct medium heat for 6-8 minutes.
- Pineapples: Peel, core, and cut into 1/2-inch slices or 1-inch wedges, then grill for 5-10 minutes over direct medium heat.
Clean the Grill
Before starting your dessert, clean the grill grates with a stiff wire brush to remove any remnants from savory dishes like teriyaki chicken.
Use Butter for Extra Flavor
Butter enhances almost anything, including fruit. Brush fruit lightly on all sides with melted butter and a little sugar for added sweetness and to prevent sticking.
Stay Vigilant
Most fruits become golden brown and delicious on the grill, but they can quickly turn black and bitter if left unattended. Keep an eye on them and turn occasionally. Use a thin spatula to gently check color and doneness.
With these tips, your grill can transform your sweet tooth experience. Say goodbye to ordinary desserts and embrace the delightful world of grilled treats.
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