3 Things To Do With A Broiled Grapefruit

3 Things To Do With A Broiled Grapefruit

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Crank up the heat, broiled grapefruit is where it’s at!

I grew up in a family that loved grapefruit.  Make that – LOVED grapefruit.  Every winter our church would host a fruit sale, and we would order boxes upon boxes of fresh grapefruit. Once our shipment arrived, I would come down to breakfast every morning to find half a grapefruit sitting on the table for me, already sectioned by my dad.  (I know, I hardly appreciated it at the time. Now I know that made grapefruit all the better!)

As an adult, my grapefruit love has continued.  But one of my favorite ways to prepare it now is super quick and delicious – broiled!

It literally could not be easier.  Just sprinkle your grapefruit halves with a pinch of sugar, pop them under the broiler until they are warm and the sugar begins to caramelize, and then a delicious treat is yours to enjoy.

Broiled grapefruit is fabulous plain, but I also really enjoy it:

 

Dipping grapefruit in Greek yogurt

1. Dipped in Greek yogurt

 

Grapefruit cocktail

2. Transformed into an easy grapefruit cocktail

 

Grapefruit, Walnut and Artichoke Salad with Citrus Vinaigrette on plate

3. Garnishing a delicious grapefruit salad

 

Here’s how to get started by broiling your grapefruit:

 

Ripe grapefruit

Start with a ripe grapefruit or two.

 

Grapefruit cut in half

Cut them in half, and then sprinkle a pinch of sugar across the top of each half.

 

Broiled grapefruit

Pop them under the broiler on low for about 5-10 minutes, or until the tops begin to burst and the edges turn slightly golden.  Keep a close eye on these while baking.  The edges can burn quickly!

 

Closeup of broiled grapefruit

Then pull out the delicious warm grapefruit with that caramelized sugar and dive in!!!

Great Grapefruit Ideas

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@Anonyous Mmmm…I especially love the butter idea! Sounds delish!!


2/05/2013 12:14 AM
Anonymous said:

I’ve been eating broiled grapefruit for five decades. My mother’s recipe is slightly different in that after sectioning the grapefruit we cut out the core, then top with brown sugar, butter and a marachino cherry. Broil and eat!!!


2/04/2013 3:38 PM

@Anonymous Great idea!!


2/04/2013 12:49 PM
Anonymous said:

Try it with a touch of cinnamon too!


2/04/2013 12:32 PM
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