This week my favorite nearby winery, Clos LaChance, was having a sale on a bunch of their wines. Naturally, I felt the need to stop by the winery yesterday to nab a couple of bottles on my way to the gym. Can’t let a sale of yummy local wine pass me by!
Besides buying bottles of grenache and pinot noir, I also got a bottle of their sweet late harvest semillon nectar white wine with one thing in mind: dessert last night.
I had a couple of ripe peaches hanging out in my fruit basket ready to be eaten, and had the brilliant idea of baking them with some of the nectar wine, sugar, and cinnamon – because I love to sprinkle cinnamon on nearly everything – then pairing them with vanilla frozen yogurt.
Oh.my.gosh. It was SO DELICIOUS and such an easy dessert to make.
First I sliced the peaches in half, removed the pits, and cut out larger center cavities…
…then I placed the peaches on a baking sheet coated with cooking spray. Next I whisked together the wine with truvia baking blend sugar mix, filled the center of the peaches with the wine/sugar mix, and sprinkled cinnamon on top.
I popped them in the oven to bake at 350. After a long half-hour of smelling the glorious scent of baking fruit and sweetness, I took the peaches out, paired them with vanilla fro yo, and inhaled enjoyed my peach dessert with my hubby – because I was nice enough to share half of my creation with him. 😉
I had one more ripe locally grown peach left in the house today, and seriously considered making another wine-baked peach. But then I realized that it was only noon on a Wednesday and I was working, sooo I resisted the urge and just ate the peach with cottage cheese and cashew pieces instead. Not quite as amazing, but the peach was still yummy!
Wine-Baked Peaches
Ingredients
- 2 large ripe peaches
- 3 oz sweet white wine
- 1 1/2 TSP truvia baking blend or 1 TBSP of regular sugar
- 1/4 TSP cinnamon
- 1 cup low fat/nonfat vanilla frozen yogurt
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350. Coat a baking sheet with cooking spray.
- Cut two peaches in half lengthwise. Remove pits, then cut a large cavity in the middle of each peach half.
- In a small bowl, whisk the wine and sugar blend together. Pour into each peach hole and sprinkle with cinnamon.
- Bake for half an hour. Remove from oven, and place 2 halves in 2 bowls. Top each with 1/2 cup vanilla fro yo, and enjoy!
Tanya says
YUMMM!!! I love dessert centered around fruit, especially things with apples or peaches.
foodielovesfitness says
Yes we are definitely on the same page with that. The smell of fruit baking in the oven is the best!
FitBritt@MyOwnBalance says
Oh my gosh this sounds amazing! Do you think it would work with any sweet dessert wine?
foodielovesfitness says
Definitely! My favorite white is riesling, and I’ll probably make it with that next time.
Paula says
I’m printing this recipe out now!
foodielovesfitness says
Hope you love it!