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Sweet Strawberry Pie
This pie is the perfect celebration of summer's premiere fresh fruit offering: fresh strawberries. It's perfection when served outdoors and a la mode.
Summer Berry Pie
This past 4th of July weekend, blueberries were on sale at 6 pints for about $7. Which can only mean one thing: pie. It’s one of the best things about summer.
Strawberry Rhubarb Pie
This strawberry rhubarb pie is sweet and tangy, with a just-set, slightly saucy texture of softened fruit that still holds some of its shape.
Strawberry Dream Pie Ice Cream
The goat cheese base for this ice cream is flexible enough for a range of fruits and other flavors. Want to use blueberries instead? This base is lemony enough for them. Prefer brownie chunks with a swirl of dulce de leche? Goat cheese is savory enough to counteract the sweetness. But it's pretty awesome with strawberries, as used here.
Late-Summer Mixed-Fruit Pie
Whether you choose my blend or your own, the filling bakes up sweet-tart and a little jammy under a golden, flaky crust.
Mixed Berry Pie (Made with Frozen Berries)
Frozen berries are a great alternative to fresh for winter baking. With the exception of a slightly longer baking time, the results are no different from baking with fresh berries, and the crust actually holds its shape well with frozen berries inside.
Strawberry Galette
Galettes are an excellent way to use fruit that is not quite up to par, like late summer strawberries. The lower ratio of fruit to crust and the exposure to the oven's heat allows the to fruit caramelize and concentrates the flavors.
Peach Pie
Summer means peach season and it's time for the peach festival in town and time to eat a peach pie. Here's our favorite peach pie recipe to share with you!
Blueberry Nectarine Pie
This Blueberry Nectarine Pie is a showstopper that's perfect for the 4th of July and all summer long.
The Best Easy Cherry Pie
Here's how to make a flawless cherry pie every time, regardless of whether you use fresh or frozen fruit! It's always crispy on the bottom, flaky on the top, and perfection inside.
This no-bake, no-cook strawberry pie really makes the most of perfect summer berries. Macerated strawberries and strawberry puree are gently held together in a graham cracker crust, delivering juicy slices and fresh-picked flavor. It'll keep your kitchen nice and cool, too.
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Classic Lemonade
This classic, simple lemonade is made with fresh lemon juice, sugar, water, and just a pinch of salt for perfectly balanced sweetness and acidity.
Watermelon-Mint Lemonade
Blended watermelons provide most of the liquid for this light and refreshing lemonade.
Strawberry Lemonade
For the most refreshing and flavorful strawberry lemonade, macerate your fruit and lemon zest.
Pink Lemonade
This sweet-tart Pink Lemonade gets its pretty pastel color from cranberry juice. Easy to make at home (just 4 ingredients) and great for spring and summer picnics, showers, brunches, and more.
Sunny Peach Mint Lemonade
Sweetened with a fresh peach and mint infused simple syrup, this Peach Mint Lemonade tastes like summer in a glass. It's easy to make, too!
Honey-Basil Lemonade
This simple lemonade combines fresh basil with a touch of honey.
Melon-Mint Smoothie
This mellow breakfast smoothie brings together ripe cantaloupe with a squeeze of lime and a dollop of yogurt.
Watermelon-Mint Shrub with Watermelon Spoom
Shrubs have been gaining in popularity lately. An old-timey way of preserving, they generally involve fruit, sugar and vinegar, and make quite a refreshing beverage if well-balanced.
Lemon Mint Sherbet
This Lemon Mint Sherbet is a shining example of Medrich's way with the processor. Instead of breaking out the ice cream maker, she's come up with an innovative method to make smooth, lemony sherbet by freezing the base and then whizzing it in the bowl of the food processor, aerating it, and then returning to the freezer to firm it up a bit more. It's bright, fresh, and even a little sparkly, and the best part is there's no need to dust off the ice cream maker.
Gin and Tonic Sorbetto
With the unmistakable flavor of juniper, and a twist of citrus, The Ice Creamists maintain this concoction has "enough alcohol for a kick in the bolsheviks."