Summer Fruit Mini Ice Cream Pies
Who doesn't love a mini-dessert, and a mini-ice cream pie at that?
Recipe: Summer Fruit Mini Ice Cream Pies
Summer Berry Cobbler with Sour Cream Biscuits
A trifecta of berries packs a punch in this crowd-pleasing cobbler.
Grilled Strawberry Shortcake Kebabs
Enjoy a new spin on strawberry shortcake with these easy dessert kebabs.
Fancy Fruit Platter
There’s something about mango and papaya that makes us feel like we’re on vacation. This platter can be any mix of those plus pineapple and fresh coconut, served with lime wedges and a spicy dipping salt.
Recipe: Fancy Fruit Platter
Apricot Baklava Strudel
This Mediterranean-inspired dessert is a great addition to a summer dinner party menu.
Recipe: Apricot Baklava Strudel
Raspberry Pluot Crisp with Coconut Streusel
We used a variety of seeds, plus nuts and coconut, to make the irresistible topping on this crisp.
Roasted Berry Sundaes
Roasting the berries brings out their sweetness even more and makes them the ultimate topping for ice cream.
Recipe: Roasted Berry Sundaes
Dutch-Oven Peach Cobbler
The recipe for this easy dessert cleverly uses pancake mix to make the top of the cobbler.
Recipe: Dutch-Oven Peach Cobbler
Fresh Apricot Crisp
Top ripe Blenheim apricots with an easy spiced oat and nut streusel.
Recipe: Fresh Apricot Crisp
Stone Fruit Cobbler with Almond Spoon Cake
You don't have to peel the nectarines and pluots, a shortcut you'll appreciate when you just can't wait to savor this treat.
Apricot Almond Swirl Ice Cream Pie
Ice cream? Yes. In pie form? YES! Laced with apricots, this recipe is a surefire summer party pleaser.
Watermelon Jello
Move jello beyond retro dessert with the summery flavor of watermelon.
Recipe: Watermelon Jello
Fruit Cocktail with Margarita Dressing
Instead of chopping fruit, we cut it into long, easy-to-pick-up pieces. Serve the extra fruit as a side salad or save for breakfast the next day.
Peach and Bourbon Cobbler with Almond Spoon Cake
This recipe works best with the sweet, juicy peaches you dream about all year.
Anjou Bakery's Marionberry Pie
A rich, buttery, shortbread-like crust really makes this berry pie stand out from the crowd.
Recipe: Anjou Bakery's Marionberry Pie
Triple-Berry Popsicles
We couldn't believe how simple it was to make these frozen treats. You can strain out the seeds if you like, but we love the texture they lend to the popsicles. Feel free to use boysenberries, pitted cherries, or other favorites instead of the combination of fruits here.
Recipe: Triple-Berry Popsicles
Warm Berry-Thyme Compote
Simple warm fruit with a savory twist turns frozen yogurt into something special.
Recipe: Warm Berry-Thyme Compote
Blueberry Sorbet
This bright-tasting sorbet gains an exquisite aroma from a small amount of lavender.
Recipe: Blueberry Sorbet
Fig Crisps with Buttery Nut Streusel
Figs (we recommend using the Black Mission variety) get a flavor boost from a wine-grape syrup.
Cherry Sherbet
This dense sherbet is subtly dark and elegant. Bing cherries will make a deep, bluish red, almost purple sherbet; lighter-hued cherries produce a tangier, brighter red version.
Recipe: Cherry Sherbet
Watermelon, Cantaloupe, or Honeydew Sorbet
Talk about natural ingredients ― all you need for this cooling dessert is ripe melon, fresh mint, and honey.
Meringue hearts
Crisp, light, and airy meringues get filled with strawberry frozen yogurt for a special occasion. In spring and summer, top them with fresh strawberry slices instead of the white chocolate flakes.
Recipe: Meringue Hearts
Banana Parfaits
Mango sorbet topped with bananas, a squeeze of lime and coconut makes a cool, quick, and delicious end to any meal.
Recipe: Banana Parfaits
Spiced Crostata with Pluots
A cross between plums and apricots, pluots have an explosive flavor that only gets better when you accent it with spices. The crisp crust tastes like it took all day to make but requires no special pastry skills.
Recipe: Spiced Crostata with Pluots
Nectarine Creamsicles with Rose Water
The rose water is subtle here, just enough to bring out the fruit’s floral quality. You’ll need popsicle molds and sticks.