This ridiculously tasty peach dessert takes just 10 minutes to prep

You probably store season-specific information in the under-the-bed portion of your brain (à la where your sundress supply lives during the winter months): the easiest pumpkin spice latte recipe in fall, the best tea shops in winter, the foolproof ways to deal with allergies in the spring.

And come summer, you are probably all peaches, all the time. If you can recite the 12 ways to put your bulk peach purchase to use in your sleep, you’re in luck: Healthy and sustainable British grab-and-go spot Leon has another recipe to throw in the ring, so you can enjoy every last bite of the summer fruit.

Its griddled peaches with cashew cream, featured in the aptly named cookbook Leon: Fast and Free, is not only easy on the eyes and packed with mouthwateringly delish ingredients (cashews, peaches, honey, hey), but it’s also simple; other than an overnight soak, the dessert takes just 10 minutes to pull together.

Figuring out how to cook faster than your cardio? That’s a seasonless life hack.

Here’s how to make this 10-minute peachy keen dessert.

Griddled Peaches with Cashew Cream

Ingredients

1 cup cashews, soaked overnight in plenty of cold water1 tsp vanilla extract2 Tbsp raw honey1 cup raspberriesJuice of 1 orange2 tsp coconut sugar4 peaches, halvedA drizzle of amaretto or brandy1⁄4 cup of toasted almonds

1. Drain the cashews.

2. Blend the nuts in a food processor with about a 1⁄2 cup of water until smooth. Add the vanilla and honey, and continue to blend until you have the consistency of very thick cream. Place in the fridge.

3. Blitz the raspberries with the orange juice and sugar. Strain through a sieve or a cheesecloth to make a smooth sauce.

4. Heat a griddle until it’s very hot. Place the peach halves, cut-side down, on the griddle, and cook for a few minutes, until the peach flesh is charred and caramelized. Transfer to a serving dish.

5. To serve, top the peaches with spoonfuls of cashew cream. Drizzle with raspberry sauce and amaretto, and scatter with toasted almonds to serve.

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To turn this dish into a full-on dinner party, transform your outdoor space into a dreamy oasis, and whip up a batch of sugar-free rosé cocktails while you’re at it.