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Monday, 18 April 2016

Pancetta Wrapped Nectarine



Sweet and savory is just the beginning with this desert dish.  Goes well with any kind of meal with any kind of foodie!

Ingredients:
3 medium sized nectarines
½ sliced pancetta meat (can substitute bacon)
1 tablespoon honey
fresh ground pepper

Directions:
Cut your 3 peach in half and remove the pit so that they have a nice bowl shape, similar to a pitted avocado.  Wrap a slice of pancetta around each half of the peaches.  Preheat your George Foreman Grill to 375°.  Place peaches face down and allow to cook for 5 minutes.  Remove nectarines and drizzle honey on top and add a dash of fresh ground pepper.

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