Grilled oranges with pistachios are a healthier dessert than your regular pud, but are so easy to make. You can think of these grilled oranges as a classy twist on a fruit salad. We’ve topped our fruit with pistachios, but toasted hazelnuts would work really well too. To make this dish the best it can be, make sure to buy the best quality oranges and use them while they’re ripe. Grilled oranges would also make the perfect dessert for a summer BBQ as the oranges can be cooked straight on the BBQ – just ensure it’s nice and clean first!
The scattering of nuts and rose petals makes this simple dessert so sophisticated, the perfect lighter way to end a dinner party. To make this dessert suitable for vegans you could use a dairy free coconut yoghurt in place of crème fraiche, and maple syrup instead of honey. This delicious dish of grilled oranges with pistachios lets you enjoy a sweet treat whilst helping you on your way to your 5 a day. Ready in just 15 minutes, this beautiful dessert really couldn’t be easier to make.
Ingredients
- 4 oranges
- 1tsp icing sugar
- 4tbsp half fat crème fraîche
- 20g pistachio kernels
- 1tsp runny honey
- dried rose petals
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Method
- Peel and cut the oranges into 5mm thick slices. Reserve half of the orange slices and place the others on a lined baking tray, dust with the icing sugar and place under a hot grill for 5-8mins until slightly charred.
- Arrange the grilled orange slices on a serving plate and artfully dollop over the crème fraîche, drizzle over the honey and finish with a scattering of the pistachios and rose petals.
Top Tip for making Grilled oranges with pistachios
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