Build-Your-Own Grilled Desserts
Build-Your-Own Grilled Desserts
Every barbecue needs a semi-homemade dessert that can keep the kids occupied.
This one is an activity and a dessert in one! heavy duty aluminum foil frozen cookie dough bananas (overripe is great) squares of semisweet chocolate chocolate chips frozen brownie dough pareve caramel drizzle mini marshmallows pears strawberry jam rice crispies nut brittle vanilla ice cream Preheat grill to 350°F (175°C). Cut square pieces of aluminum foil.
Mix and match elements to create custom desserts, then tightly close foil packets and cook on the grill for 12–18 minutes.
Here are a few delicious combos to try. The first four options go well with ice cream.
• Cookie dough + square semisweet chocolate + nut brittle
• brownie dough + banana + caramel drizzle + chocolate chips
• cookie dough + marshmallows + chocolate chips
• thinly sliced pears + 1 tsp strawberry jam + nut brittle + rice crispies
• strawberry jam + marshmallow + rice crispies + nut brittle
(Originally featured in FamilyTable, Issue 649)
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