Get ready to enjoy fruity delights like never before! Grilling fruits brings out their natural sweetness and creates an explosion of flavor. Not only are they easy to prepare, but they can also make a delicious side dish, snack, or even dessert.
But wait, there's more! Grilled fruits are full of nutrients and fiberThis makes them a great option for those looking to get healthy and lose weight. That's why they are taken into account SmartCarbs on the Nutrisystem weight loss plan.
Grilling your favorite fruits is quick, easy and adds a unique touch to any meal. So what are you waiting for? We've put together a list of our top 10 grilled fruits and some helpful tips on how to grill them to perfection.
Pro tip: Check them out Nutrisystem food guide for suggestions on portion size!
Basket, pan or skewers
The grates that come with your grill are shaped to be suitable for grilling meat, but less substantial ingredients, such as: B. pieces of fruit tend to fall through when heated. When grilling fruit, place it in a wire basket or tray with small holes that allow the flame to touch the food but prevent it from falling through. Another fun option: Soak wooden skewers (like those used for kabobs) in water for 30 minutes, pierce them through the fruit, then place them on the grill.
Go big
Fruit cooks quickly when grilled. Within minutes, small pieces may begin to dissolve. Cut it into large pieces, although you may need to cut it into bite-sized pieces before serving.
Light oil
Spraying sliced fruit with calorie-free cooking spray before grilling or drizzling sliced fruit with a little olive, coconut oil, or butter before grilling will enhance the flavor and prevent the pieces from sticking to the basket, pan, or rack. Avoid soaking the food with fat as this can cause a grease fire. Just apply it lightly.
Low, indirect heat
Cooking on a high flame can result in burnt fruit within a few minutes. It is better to grill fruit on the outer edges of the grates or over graying coals.
Allow to cool
Fruits contain a lot of water, which becomes extremely hot when grilled. Allow it to cool after removing it from the heat before eating it so that scalding water doesn't spray out and burn your mouth when you bite into it.
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Now that you know how to grill fruit, here's how to do it! Check out our 10 favorite fruits that taste great grilled:
1. Peaches

Cut in half and remove the seeds. For more flavor, brush with honey and sprinkle with cinnamon. Place peach halves, cut side down, on grill and cook until fruit is hot throughout, eight to 10 minutes.
2. Apples

Peel, quarter and remove the core and seeds. Drizzle with lemon juice to prevent the cut pieces from browning. Grill for 20 minutes, turning every five minutes.

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3. Pears

Cut into wedges, removing the stem, core and visible seeds. Brush with coconut oil and sprinkle with a little sea salt. Cook for 15 minutes, turning every three to five minutes.
4. Fig

Cut the tiny stem end off each fig and cut in half lengthwise. Brush with a light mixture of lemon juice, honey and cinnamon. Grill for two to three minutes on each side.
5. Watermelon

If possible, opt for seedless varieties. Cut the melon into thick wedges or 1-inch-wide slices. Grill for two to three minutes per side.

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6. Melon

With the peel still attached, cut into 2.5 cm wide wedges and remove the seeds. Or cut into cubes (without peel) and put on skewers. Cook for four to six minutes, turning frequently.
7. Pineapple

Cut the pineapple into wedges with the peel on the edge or remove the peel and core and cut into rings. Grill for about three minutes per side.
8. Plums

Like peaches, cut them in half before cooking and remove the pits. Leave on the grill for four to six minutes, until the meat is tender but not crumbly.
9. Bananas

Peel the banana and cut it in half lengthways. Grill for two minutes per side.

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10. Lemons

Cut the fruit in half, remove any visible seeds with a fork or fingertip, and brush the cut surfaces lightly with oil. Place them cut side down on the grill and cook until the fruit is lightly charred, about three minutes. Spread on grilled chicken, fish or vegetables.
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