
Fourth of July dessert recipes are colorful and easy to make. Use fresh berries and other fruits from the Denver garden to make dessert recipes for our nations birthday. Fourth of July desserts bursting with red and blue berries and luscious whipped cream will make your celebration memorable. Try these other ideas too. Fourth of July dessert recipes don't have to be red, white and blue to be delicious!
Fourth of July dessert recipes can be as simple as layering fresh raspberries and blueberries from the Denver garden. Use a fancy glass and layers of berries and whipped cream to make a red white and blue Fourth of July parfait. Concerned about fat content? Use fat free vanilla yogurt in place of the whipped cream for calorie conscious Fourth of July dessert recipes.
Watermelon is in another of the favorite Fourth of July dessert recipes from the Denver garden. Hollow out a watermelon half and cut fruit into pieces. Now refill the shell with the cut watermelon and other fruits from the Denver garden. This is one of those dessert recipes that's so delicious people forget it's nutritious.
Strawberry shortcake is among everyones favorite dessert recipes. Make this fourth of July treat special with fresh strawberries from the Denver garden. I like to make sweetened homemade biscuits as the base for these individual desserts. Mash strawberries, add honey and pour on top of buttered biscuits for one of the most delicious Fourth of July dessert recipes.
Colorado peaches from the Denver garden taste delectable and juicy in Fourth of July dessert recipes. Try using peaches from the Denver garden in place of the apples in apple crisp. Just layer peaches in a baking dish and sprinkle with brown sugar. Top with a mixture of ¼ cup butter, 1 cup rolled oats and ¼ cup brown sugar. Bake until peaches are cooked and topping is brown and bubbly.
How about some patriotic American apple pie dessert recipes from the Denver garden apple tree? Ask Grandma for her favorite dessert recipes or make your own. These Fourth of July dessert recipes will be an even bigger hit with homemade vanilla ice cream on top. Break out the ice cream freezer to make the topping for the Fourth of July apple pie dessert.