Noticeably absent from sonker are crimped edges, or any fancy adornment on the crust.
What else is special to this dessert from North Carolina?
It is a tradition to use dip for your bites of this berry delight.
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Strawberry shortcake is not only light with an irresistible tart sweetness, it has broad appeal.
Have this time-tested recipe on hand for summer dinner parties or spontaneous social gatherings.
Allspice, cloves, raisins and black walnuts deliver appeal in every bite.
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The inclusion ofbuttermilkin the batter lends moisture and richness.
The offering of sweet treats as a tasty present transcends all seasons and holidays.
Don’t forget that a gesture such as this would brighten anyone’s day.
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Strawberry Banana Pudding Icebox Cake
Remember craving the taste of cold pudding on a hot day?
This icebox cake with a fruity twist will take you right back to your childhood.
You will not miss the Nilla wafers, as thegraham cracker cruststands in nicely.
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But who’s to say you’re able to’t make a batch just for yourself?
These little bites of juicy delight are an indulgence that you deserve.
Consider makinga syrup for cocktailsor a shrub with those fresh berries.
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We would love to think so!
But this is truly a great representation of why we alllove pound cakeso much.
It’s rich, it’s moist, and it’s a crowd pleaser.
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This cake is not delicate, and is the perfect candidate to be transported to a potluck.
Strawberry Lemonade Cake
Layer cakestake a little more effort, but the presentation is so worth it.
With this beautiful example, strawberry lovers can rejoice.
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It doesn’t get much better than layer after layer of lemony cake and tangy Strawberry-Lemonade Jam.
Strawberry Shortcake Sheet Cake
Strawberry shortcake gets an inventive makeover with this easy sheet cake recipe.
This is a crowd pleaser, and the no frills presentation makes serving so simple.
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If you want to win the last course at your neighborhood BBQ, show up with this tasty number.
At the same time, you would be a fool not to take more than one serving!
These are actuallycookie bars, and the taste is addicting.
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The red, white and blue presentation makes this an easy choice for Independence Day festivities.
On the other hand, why wait for a special occasion to offer this enticing dish?
Strawberry Fields Cocktail
Who’s to say that your berry dessert can’t be liquid?
For a cool and refreshing end to a meal, serve this effervescent gin cocktail.
A crunch sandwiches jammy flavors between two buttery layers, and the dense treat will satisfy.
Consider offering this dessert as apairing with morning coffee, and skip time at the stove prepping breakfast.
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Berry Chantilly Cake
Mix fresh berries into the frosting of this cake for a masterful presentation.
Cream cheese gives it a slight tang, andmascarponecheese makes it buttery, smooth, and rich.
Blueberry Lemon Cake
This layer cake will steal the show at any summer function.
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The flavor combo of blueberries and lemon cannot be beat, and the presentation is a knockout.
Mascarpone Cheesecake
The use of mascarpone cheese makes this gorgeous dessert ultra creamy.
Don’t let the long freeze time put you off.
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It comes out of the springform pan with ease and is still melt in your mouth good.
Blueberry Galette
Therustic galettealways comes across beautifully, even without the aid of a pie pan.
This galette should be your latest go-to, especially if you’re a blueberry fan.
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It’s easier to make than a pie and doesn’t even require homemade dough.
you might swap out any berry or stone fruit for this recipe, and still win delectable results.
Get ahead, and bake thecheesecakesin advance.
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After baking, they’ll freeze up to one month.
Thaw and top with preserves and fruit before serving.
Strawberry Dream Cake
You’ll fall in love with this too-good-to-be-true strawberry cake.
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We love the presentation of cake slices with upright strawberries between the layers.
When it comes down to the details, this sweet confection takes the cake.
Ripe strawberries are primed to perform as the best topping for this cake.
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Chocolate Raspberry Cheesecake
A raspberry topping is the perfect addition to this chocolate cheesecake.
May we suggest a special occasion that absolutely requires this recipe?
Many of the ingredients are more than likely already in your pantry, making this an easy approach.
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Feel free to make it one day ahead, and be ready for it to be devoured.
We are certain the frosting will surface again on cupcakes and birthday cakes.
Berry Tiramisu
Skip the coffee and make this summery version of a tiramisu.
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