Grilled Peach Smash Cocktail

We met up with Cecil Usher and Cat Cannon, mixologists from the former East End bar, St. Clair Social. Together, the two mix up a Grilled Peach Smash to heat up your summer cocktail menu.

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Tips for Grilling Peaches?

The key to success when grilling peaches begins with what peaches you choose. You want to choose ripe ones that are still a bit firm. Overly soft peaches will turn to mush over the heat. After you halve and pit them, brush the cut sides exposing the flesh lightly olive oil, butter, or grapeseed oil to stop the peaches from sticking. Preheat your grill to medium-high heat. You want to allow enough time for preheating so that when you place your peaches down they’re already on a high-heat. Place the peaches, cut-side down, directly on the grates, without overcrowding the surface. Grill them for 3-5 minutes per side or until the grill marks are to your liking.

Recipe by Cecil Usher and Cat Cannon

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