These Grilled Desserts Are the Recipe for an Extra-Sweet Cookout

When it is warm outdoors, the last thing you want to do is heat up the house with the oven. Try baking on the grill using indirect heat. Assemble the simple crisp featuring two types of apples, Golden Delicious and Granny Smith, top with the buttery crust, and bake.

You’ll need 32 bamboo skewers (each 8 in.); there’s no need to soak them before they go on the grill, because they won’t char with such a short cooking time.

Elevate dessert on a stick with these tropical-flavored confections that get depth of flavor from the grill and an irresistible coconut caramel sauce.

Homemade graham crackers and marshmallows make for an elevated, adult take on a childhood classic. This recipe is for over a campfire, but it works well on the grill, too.

This super-simple grilled peaches recipe has only five ingredients, making it perfect for last-minute summer entertaining.

This simple dessert cooks in the oven, but you could make it on the grill—cook the pineapple until grill marks appear and lightly toast the angel food cake. Whichever way you go with this dessert, the cinnamon whipped cream is delicious, and a scoop of ice cream wouldn’t be a bad idea either.

If you prefer a fruit and cheese course as your dessert, this skewer recipe is for you.

Cooking this homey dessert in your campfire is as simple as moving the low-burning logs out into a frame to create a bed of embers in the center. Whipped crème fraîche gives it a touch of sophistication.

While this dessert isn’t completely made on the grill, it does call for grilled fresh figs.