
It might seem unconventional to throw pound cake on the grill, but doing so transforms the buttery cake into a warm, smoky treat that pairs well with ice cream or whipped cream and fresh Summer fruit. And grilling pound cake is a cinch, because its batter is dense and sturdy and won't crumble or fall apart on the grill.

This recipe combines rose water, pistachios, and cherries for a Middle Eastern spin on an American dessert. Rose water and honey impart a floral, fresh take on the old whipped-cream standard. Toasted pistachios add a bit of crunch and texture contrast. The ripe, red cherries, at their peak season in June, burst with sweet syrupy juice that ties this amazing dessert together. Seize the short growing season of cherries by making this striking grilled pound cake recipe.
From Anna Monette Roberts, YumSugar 1 pint whipping cream Remember the golden rule for perfect grill marks — once the pound cake hits the grill, don't shift it around at all. After two or three minutes, carefully try lifting the cake. If it comes off easy, chances are the grill marks have been formed. However, if you feel any tension or stickiness as you lift the cake, that's a sure sign that it needs just a little more time on the grill. Serves 6-8. 
Grilled Pound Cake With Rose Whipped Cream, Pistachios, and Cherries
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Ingredients
1/4 cup honey, or more to taste
1 teaspoon rose water, or more to taste
1 loaf of pound cake (homemade or store bought) cut into 1-inch-thick slices
1 cup toasted, preshelled pistachios
1 pound pitted, sliced cherriesDirections