Prosciutto Wrapped Peaches
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While you eat these prosciutto wrapped peaches the song āWhat a Wonderful Worldā plays in your head, every time! It's not guaranteed, but it's almost certain you'll be floating on air with these delightful appetizers, snack, or salad topper. Sweet grilled peaches wrapped in salty prosciutto here we come!
While peaches are plentiful, also try these summer peach pork chops!
The secret to these prosciutto wrapped peaches is the bbq. Peaches on their own are incredible when grilled, now just imagine how that tastes when you blanket delicate, perfectly cured prosciutto around them!! The prosciutto gets all nice and crispy, the perfect balance to the soft, sweet grilled peaches. My, oh my! You're in for a treat!
These are the absolute best when peaches are in season, which in North America is in July, August, and September. Nothing beats, fresh, sweet juicy peaches!
How to make prosciutto wrapped peaches
In just 20 minutes, you'll have the perfect appetizer grilled up and ready to serve!
- Prep the grill, peaches, and prosciutto: This is as easy as preheating your grill, cutting the peaches into quarters, and cutting each piece of prosciutto in half.
- Wrap each peach wedge: Now it's time to take the prosciutto and wrap it around the peach quarters. Once you're done, lightly brush them with oil so they won't stick to the grill.
- Grill: Now the fun part begins! Pop the peaches on the bbq and grill them until the prosciutto is nice and crispy.
- Garnish and serve: These are best served immediately, with some fresh basil leaves, black pepper, and a little balsamic reduction on top. You can also serve with or alongside some cheese, like burrata, goat's cheese, or mozzarella.
How to use prosciutto wrapped peaches
- On top of pancakes ā think bacon and peach compote.
- Tossed in yourĀ Grilled Chicken Pad Thai.
- Beside a knot of creamy burrata, topped with fresh mozzarella or goat cheese.
- With a scoop of vanilla ice cream and a drizzle of white balsamic vinegar.
- Scattered on top of your salad ā so pretty and tasty!
- As a side to pork chops or chicken.
- In the middle of a grilled cheese sandwich. Yes, this for sure.
What to serve with grilled prosciutto wrapped peaches
My goodness things are about to get delicious at your house! Here's a few ideas of what to serve with your grilled peaches:
- Main dishes: since you'll have the grill on, try this grilled mustard chicken or this grilled salmon sandwich recipe. These prosciutto wrapped peaches would be a nice starter to a summer fresh spaghettiĀ or these honey garlic pork chops.
- With other appetizers: If you're serving all appetizers for a party, the grilled peaches can be served alongside some party shrimp, pesto hummus, and steak lettuce wraps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use frozen peaches?
Frozen peaches turn quite soft once they thaw, so we don't recommend using them for this recipe.
Can I use bacon instead of prosciutto?
If you'd like to use bacon instead, make sure that it is thin-cut bacon. Thick cut is hard to wrap around the peaches. Also, you'll want to pre-cook the bacon for several minutes before you wrap the peaches. That way the bacon will crisp up nicely on the BBQ.
Do I have to serve these grilled peaches with burrata?
Nope! While we love the combination, they're delicious on their own, too.
Prosciutto Wrapped Peaches Recipe
Ingredients
- 4 large peaches (ripe but firm)
- 8 slices prosciutto
- Ā½ tablespoon olive oil
- Basil leaves, reduced balsamic vinegar, black pepper, burrata (to serve)
Instructions
- Preheat your grill to medium-high and oil the grate. Cut the peaches in half and twist them to remove the pit. Cut each half in half again so you have 4 quarters. Cut each strip of prosciutto in half lengthwise.4 large peaches, 8 slices prosciutto
- Wrap a strip of prosciutto around each of the peach quarters and then press the prosciutto together so that it sticks. Brush lightly with the oil.Ā½ tablespoon olive oil
- Grill the peaches on all three sides until the prosciutto is crispy and has grill marks, about 10 minutes.
- Remove the peaches from the grill and serve immediately with some basil leaves, black pepper, and a little balsamic reduction on top. Serving these with burrata takes them truly over the top!Basil leaves, reduced balsamic vinegar, black pepper, burrata
Nutrition
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