Peach Melba Sundae is a simple summer dessert that makes the most of healthy seasonal fruits like peaches and raspberries, combined with ice cream.

This Easy Peach Melba Sundae features the sweet and tangy flavor of peaches, the tartness of raspberries, and the creamy, rich texture of ice cream.
This dessert is perfect for when you’re in a hurry or have unexpected guests and need something quick and delightful. It’s also great for satisfying cravings for a light summer treat or serving at your summer parties.
What is Peach Melba?
Peach Melba is a dessert made using peaches and raspberry sauce along with some Ice Cream. It was invented in 1892 or 1930 by the French Chef Auguste Escoffier at the Savoy Hotel, in London. (Source wiki)

Ingredients for this Easy Peach Melba Sundae
The first main ingredient is Peach. I have used fresh peaches and have infused them in sugar and vanilla syrup. One can use canned peaches too. If using canned peaches, they would have sugar in them so that one can use them directly too.
The second main ingredient is raspberry sauce, which is typically made by mixing raspberries and sugar, or you can use raspberry jam. I did not add sugar to the raspberries to avoid making them too sweet. However, if you prefer a sweeter taste, you can add sugar. Strawberries can be used as a substitute for raspberries.
The next main ingredient is Vanilla Ice Cream. I just used store-bought Ice Cream here. However, one can make it too at home, check out here on how to make Easy Vanilla Ice Cream at home. Ice Cream can even be replaced with whipped cream.
Water, Sugar, and Vanilla Extract are used to infuse the Peaches.

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Peach Melba Sundae
Equipment
- Spoons for Assembling
Ingredients
- 3 Peaches
- ½ Cup Sugar – 120 grams
- 1 teaspoon Vanilla Extract
- 3 Cups Water
- 250 grams Ice Cream Vanilla
- 150 grams Raspberry
Instructions
Infusing the Peaches
- Rinse the peaches and cut them in half.3 Peaches
- Remove the seed.
- In a large pot add water.3 Cups Water
- Bring it to a boil.
- Once boiled, reduce the stove and gently add the peaches.
- Add Sugar and Vanilla Extract.½ Cup Sugar, 1 teaspoon Vanilla Extract
- Let this simmer for 8-10 minutes until the peaches are medium soft.
- Switch off and let them sit in the warm water until they are cooled completely.
- The peaches would continue to cook further.
Raspberry Sauce
- Rinse the raspberry and drain off all the excess water.150 grams Raspberry
- Simply crush the raspberry against a sieve to remove the juice.
- One can puree the raspberry in a blender too.
Cutting the Peaches
- Once the peaches are cooled down completely, remove the skin of the peaches.
- They would easily slide off if they were cooked properly.
- Cut the peaches lengthwise or as required and keep them aside.
Assembling the Peach Melba Sundae
- In a serving glass, drizzle some raspberry sauce.
- Now add cut peaches.
- Top it up with some Ice Cream.250 grams Ice Cream
- Add some raspberry sauce.
- Repeat the above until your glass if full.
- Garnish with raspberry and peach slices.
Notes
- Standard US-size cups and spoons are used. 1 Cup=235 ml, 1 teaspoon = 5ml, 1 tablespoon = 15 ml.
- The nutritional value above mentioned is using a full 1/2 cup of sugar, it would be less as we are poaching and not using the complete sugar syrup.
- The leftover sugar syrup can be refrigerated and used as syrup in other recipes.
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Amy's Cooking Adventures
Wednesday 19th of June 2024
So colorful & summery!
Sneha Datar
Monday 17th of June 2024
A delightful summer treat.. yum!
Sue
Sunday 16th of June 2024
This looks beautiful. I'll keep it in mind for when I harvest my raspberries soon.
Wendy Klik
Sunday 16th of June 2024
This is my kind of dessert.