Campfire-Glazed Peaches and Figs

Vegetarian
Gluten Free
Campfire-Glazed Peaches and Figs
150 min.
10
113kcal

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As the sun sets and the stars begin to twinkle overhead, there's nothing quite like gathering around a crackling campfire with friends and family, sharing stories and laughter. Elevate your outdoor culinary experience with our delectable Campfire-Glazed Peaches and Figs. This exquisite side dish is not only vegetarian and gluten-free but also brings a touch of gourmet flair to your camping trip.

Imagine sinking your teeth into perfectly caramelized peaches and figs, delicately coated in a luscious glaze of melted butter and sugar, enhanced by the warm, rich aroma of vanilla. The simplicity of the ingredients belies the incredible flavor that emerges from this rustic dish. Cooked over an open flame, the fruit transforms into a juicy, glossy delight that pairs beautifully with grilled meats or can be enjoyed on its own as a sweet treat.

Ready in just 150 minutes and serving up to 10 people, this recipe is a perfect addition to your outdoor feast. It’s designed for those who appreciate the beauty of nature and the joy of cooking in the great outdoors. Whether you’re camping in a secluded spot or hosting a backyard cookout, this Campfire-Glazed Peaches and Figs dish will surely impress your guests and create unforgettable memories around the fire.

Ingredients

  • pinch kosher salt generous
  • 2.5 pounds nectarines pitted cut into 1/2-in. wedges ( 5)
  • tablespoons sugar 
  • tablespoons butter unsalted
  •  vanilla pod split
  • 1.3 pounds frangelico trimmed halved quartered ()
  • 1.3 pounds frangelico trimmed halved quartered ()

Equipment

  • pot
  • grill
  • stove
  • dutch oven

Directions

  1. Dig a pit and build a fire in it*, or use a firepit with a built-in grate.
  2. Let fire burn to medium-high and spread out logs as needed; if using your own grate, set it in place.
  3. Put butter, sugar, and salt in a large, heavy dutch oven or enameled cast-iron pot. Scrape vanilla seeds into pot and add bean. Set pot on grate over fire or on stove over medium-high heat. Cook, stirring, until mixture turns golden brown and frothy and begins to smell like caramel, 3 to 6 minutes.
  4. Add fruit and stir to coat. Cover pot and cook, stirring occasionally, until fruit has released some juice and is glossy and glazed but not mushy, 2 to 4 minutes.
  5. *The chefs use a grate with legs (Stansport Camp Grill, from $22; stansport.com). A charcoal grill grate set on bricks also works.
  6. Cut fruit the morning of your outing (toss peaches with 2 tbsp. lemon juice) and chill airtight in a cooler.

Nutrition Facts

Calories113kcal
Protein4.15%
Fat37.04%
Carbs58.81%

Properties

Glycemic Index
11.31
Glycemic Load
8.77
Inflammation Score
-4
Nutrition Score
2.9539130297692%

Flavonoids

Cyanidin
2.42mg
Catechin
3.38mg
Epicatechin
2.88mg
Quercetin
0.78mg

Nutrients percent of daily need

Calories:113.27kcal
5.66%
Fat:4.96g
7.63%
Saturated Fat:2.88g
17.98%
Carbohydrates:17.71g
5.9%
Net Carbohydrates:16.01g
5.82%
Sugar:16.14g
17.93%
Cholesterol:12.04mg
4.01%
Sodium:19.31mg
0.84%
Alcohol:0g
100%
Alcohol %:0%
100%
Protein:1.25g
2.5%
Vitamin A:516.43IU
10.33%
Fiber:1.7g
6.8%
Vitamin B3:1.27mg
6.36%
Vitamin E:0.82mg
5.48%
Copper:0.09mg
4.72%
Potassium:150.04mg
4.29%
Vitamin C:3.29mg
3.99%
Manganese:0.06mg
3.09%
Phosphorus:30.83mg
3.08%
Vitamin B1:0.04mg
2.59%
Magnesium:10.32mg
2.58%
Vitamin K:2.66µg
2.53%
Vitamin B5:0.22mg
2.16%
Vitamin B2:0.03mg
1.99%
Iron:0.34mg
1.92%
Folate:6.97µg
1.74%
Zinc:0.24mg
1.63%
Vitamin B6:0.03mg
1.43%
Source:My Recipes