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You’ll need: 2 fresh ripe peaches 1 cup fat-free Greek yogurt 2 tsp honey or any other vegan substitute 2 tsp finely chopped walnuts To make: Preheat your barbecue or grill and set it to the lowest heat setting. While the grill is preheating prepare the peaches by washing them and cutting them in half, removing the pits.
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Place the peaches on the grill gently, flesh-side down.
Watch the peaches carefully for about 5 minutes and remove them from the grill when you see the edges of the skin start to char just slightly. By the time this happens, you’ll also be able to touch the skin of the peach and feel that the fruit underneath has softened with the heat.
Remove the peach halves from the grill and let them rest on a plate for a few minutes while you spoon 1 cup of fat-free Greek yogurt into two bowls (1/2 cup in each). Rest two peach halves on top of each serving of yogurt and drizzle 1 tsp of honey over each serving. Top each dessert with 1 tsp chopped walnuts, and you’re ready to serve!
As you can see, the warm peaches immediately begin to release their juices and together with the honey this forms a beautiful sauce. The walnuts add even more flavour and texture to this dish, making it an irresistible and healthy summer treat!
This dessert is perfect for anyone counting calories or watching their weight this summer because it packs about 10 grams of protein along with natural sugars and healthy fats so you’ll feel satisfied and glad that you made a healthy choice!
I hope you enjoy this one! Let me know if you give it a try!
Check out the other two desserts in my #SummerDesserts series by clicking the photos below!
Dear Christina – this looks absolutely delicious. I was just down south and had some of the most delicious peaches ever. They would be perfect for your recipe! It's such a pretty fruit dessert!
Thanks so much!
I know you call this a dessert, but can I eat this for breakfast? I'm not sure I want to wait all the way until dessert time!
Go for it! I've eaten it mid-morning 🙂
I would eat this for breakfast!! Yummy!!
You could definitely do that Gloria! 🙂
Awesome work.Just wanted to drop a comment and say I am new to your blog and really like what I am reading.Thanks for the share
Thanks!