Easy Roasted Fruit Recipe (2024)

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posted by Amy Johnsonon August 8, 2014 (updated Sep 14, 2021) 5 comments »

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This easy Roasted Fruit Recipe is the perfect tasty dessert or snack served alone or as an addition to cake or ice cream.

At the peak of summer, fresh fruit is bountiful. I can hardly pass through the produce section of any grocery store without picking up a few handles of something, especially ripe peaches and blueberries. I love the combination of the two. Not only in flavor, but the complimentary colors of orange next to the deep indigo blue violet are gorgeous … so very lovely indeed!

Fresh fruit is such a treat to enjoy, especially for a snack or at dessert time. One of my favorite ways to prepare fresh fruit is by roasting it along with a bit of cinnamon and brown sugar, then enjoyed warm all by itself or served over greek yogurt, ice cream or pound cake, or eaten alone with maybe a dollop of whipped cream. It is so simple, but boy is it ever so delicious! Not only is it delicious, but roasting (baking) deepens the flavors of fruits and vegetables, not to mention the added perk of wonderful aromas wafting throughout your home too. A much better fragrance than any air freshener you can buy, that’s for sure.

As I mentioned before, served warm, roasted fruit is absolutely stupendous alone or as a compliment to yogurt, ice cream, pound cake or other desserts. It will be gobbled up in no time, I assure you! But if you do happen to have leftovers, cover them and keep them refrigerated to use in smoothies, oatmeal, or greek yogurt. Warm or cold, roasted fruit is a mighty tasty treat.

Roasted Fruit Notes:

  • Use the proportions below as a guide. If you have more of one thing than the other, no worries! Use what you have. The amounts really come down to what size baking dish you are using. Make sure the sides are tall enough to account for the bubbling fruit.
  • If fresh fruit is not available, use frozen that has been thawed to room temperature. Adjust cook times to account for extra water.

Easy Roasted Fruit Recipe

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Easy Roasted Fruit Recipe

A simple and delicious way to prepare fresh fruit for serving as dessert or snack.

Ingredients

  • 4 peaches, peeled and sliced
  • 1 1/2 cups fresh blueberries
  • 1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
  • 3 tablespoons brown sugar

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350-degrees F.
  2. Spread sliced peaches and blueberries in baking dish. Sprinkled with cinnamon and brown sugar.
  3. Bake at 350-degrees F for about 20 minutes, then adjust oven settings to a low broil and broil for about 5 minutes, or until bubbly.
  4. Serve warm, or let cool, cover and refrigerate.

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originally published on August 8, 2014 (last updated Sep 14, 2021)

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5 comments on “Easy Roasted Fruit Recipe”

  1. Katrina @ Warm Vanilla SugarReply

    Such a nice summer treat!! This looks fabulous!

  2. emily gonzalezReply

    you know I am going to do this! Sounds and looks yummy!

  3. JessicaReply

    I was wondering if you think I could use honey instead of brown sugar. I would experiment but thought I would ask in case you already have 😉 thanks for sharing your recipe.

    • Amy Johnson

      Yes, Jessica you can. I have used honey, but did not measure the amount. Fruit + Honey = Goodness!

  4. MaureenReply

    This recipe is to die for!!! I made this last night for some friends and I served it with coconut ice cream and it was absolutely amazing! Thank you!!!!

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Easy Roasted Fruit Recipe (2024)

FAQs

What fruits are good for roasting? ›

But more tender produce – tropical fruits, grapes, bananas, delicate kale, green onions, asparagus – benefits from roasting as well. You can also roast many kinds of nuts; try walnuts, peanuts, almonds or your favourite variety.

What are the 5 ways to cook fruit? ›

Baked, poached, roasted, grilled, brûléed, sautéed, or broiled - fresh cooked fruit quickly and easily becomes a seasonally delicious and healthy dessert!

How long does roasted fruit last? ›

Roast your fruit up to five days ahead of time and keep it wrapped in the fridge until you're ready to use it. Better yet, freeze the roasted fruit for up to three months.

What fruits are best cooked? ›

Cooking fruits, which are mostly made from water, concentrates their natural sugars, making them sweeter and more appealing. As with vegetables, the liquid that cooks out of fruits is very healthy, Crosby said (though not if you've cooked with added sugar).

What seasoning is good on fruit? ›

Fruit Flavor Pairing Chart
Herbs and Spices
GrapeCayenne, cumin, ginger, mint, paprika, rosemary
GrapefruitBasil, ginger, mint, poppy seed, rosemary, star anise, tarragon, thyme
GuavaGinger
HoneydewBasil, black pepper, cardamom, coriander, cumin, ginger, mint, red pepper flake, tarragon, white pepper
41 more rows
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What kind of fruit can be cooked? ›

Fruit recipe ideas
  • Apple. Use apples to give your bakes caramel sweetness and a moist texture. ...
  • Apricot. A relative of the peach, this sweet, small stone fruit has soft velvety skin and a creamy texture. ...
  • Avocado. ...
  • Banana. ...
  • Blackberry. ...
  • Blackcurrant. ...
  • Blueberry. ...
  • Cherry.

What are 2 ways to cook fruit? ›

Some ideas, and sugar can be adjusted to your taste:
  1. baked fruit compote.
  2. broiled fruit (typically no sugar)
  3. sautéed fruit.
  4. fruit brûlé
  5. soup (cherry, orange)
  6. fruit shrub (simmer method)
  7. juice (tomato, cranberry, or other fruits that need simmering)
  8. pie or cobbler.
Sep 21, 2023

What are the 3 most common cooking methods for fruits? ›

Different cooking methods may include grilling, sautéing, boiling and baking. Below are two simple recipes that use different cooking methods (sautéing and grilling) which will help you add extra servings of fruits and vegetables to your plate.

What happens if we roast dry fruits? ›

Roasted: Roasting can alter the texture and flavor of dry fruits while maintaining some of their nutritional value. However, the heat involved may lead to a reduction in certain heat-sensitive nutrients.

Can I eat roasted dry fruits? ›

Roasting can enhance the flavor and texture of nuts and make them more enjoyable to eat. However, roasting can also destroy some of the nutrients in nuts, especially vitamin E and some antioxidants.

What does roasting fruit do? ›

Roasting fruits causes their natural sugars to melt into a thick, delicious caramelized syrup. Baked fruit can easily be a light dessert, or a side dish or snack with the addition of a few savory ingredients. Just choose your favorite fruit, and get roasting.

What is the number 1 fruit to eat? ›

Blueberries take the title of healthiest fruit. Blueberries' stunning hue comes from their anthocyanins — an antioxidant believed to be responsible for their numerous health benefits. Long-term studies suggest that including blueberries in your regular lineup may lower the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

What is the best fruit for beginners? ›

The Easiest Fruits and Vegetables to Grow for Beginners
  1. Bell Peppers. Bell peppers start out green, but they mature to red, orange, yellow, purple and even chocolate brown. ...
  2. Blackberries and Raspberries. ...
  3. Cabbage. ...
  4. Cucumbers. ...
  5. Garlic. ...
  6. Strawberries. ...
  7. Tomatoes. ...
  8. Zucchini and Squash.

What foods are good for roasting? ›

Roasting can be applied to a wide variety of meat. In general, it works best for cooking whole chickens, turkey, and leaner cuts of lamb, pork, and beef. The aim is to highlight the flavor of the meat itself rather than a sauce or stew, as it is done in braising or other moist-heat methods.

Is it good to roast dry fruits? ›

Roasted: Roasting can alter the texture and flavor of dry fruits while maintaining some of their nutritional value. However, the heat involved may lead to a reduction in certain heat-sensitive nutrients. Fried: Frying involves cooking in oil, which may add extra calories and unhealthy fats.

Which veggies would benefit from roasting? ›

Best Vegetables To Roast

Many vegetables can be roasted. Obvious choices are root veg like carrots, potatoes, and parsnips. But crucifers like Brussels sprouts, broccoli, and cauliflower roast well, too. More delicate veggies like cabbage, tomatoes, onions, and squash roast spectacularly well.

What fruits taste good grilled? ›

It's easy to grill fruit outdoors or indoors, and produce from every season can be cooked on the grill. Some of our favorite fruits to grill include bananas, watermelon, peaches, plums, nectarines, apples, pears, pineapple, and mango, but let your imagination run wild!

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