Grilled nectarines with dessert wine recipe

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  • Cuisine: Modern Australian

Juicy, ripe nectarines are hard to beat, unless of course, you add alcohol to them. Any rich sweet wine or liqueur muscat or tokay can be used in this recipe.
 

Ingredients

Nectarines
Sweet wine or liqueur muscat

Preparation

Allow 1 nectarine per person. Cut in half and remove stones. Sprinkle cut side lightly with brown sugar and spoon 1 tablespoon of dessert wine into each half. Cook under a hot grill for 5–10 minutes, or until the nectarines just begin to brown. Serve warm with more wine drizzled over and orange shortbread biscuits.

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