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Red, white and blue desserts
By Hannah C. Bealer,
Staff Writer
Updated 5:03 PM Friday, July 2, 2010
DAYTON — Throwing a great Fourth of July party requires more than just a bag of chips, a fruit tray and an American flag tablecloth. For a true red, white and blue celebration, hosts should be looking for dishes that will make guests taste buds go boom. Desserts can provide the flavorful fuel needed to light up party guests at the end of an evening. Local stores provided a few recipes for patriotic desserts you can make at home to help you in your party planning mission.
For cookies decorated in red and white, try Kroger’s recipe for cranberry white chocolate chip cookies.
Cheesecake enthusiasts can make their favorite dessert appropriate for the occasion by following Dorothy Lane Market’s recipe for White Chocolate Raspberry Cheesecake.
For an explosive dessert that’s easy to prepare, try out Kroger’s recipe for Belgian firecracker waffles.
American flag decor is a Fourth of July must. Bring it up a notch and surprise your guests by preparing Walmart’s recipe for Ice Cream Flag Cake.
Walmart’s Berry Patriotic Pie takes some preparation, but it’s well worth the wait.
Making something else for dessert this year? Easily top off any dessert with raspberries and blueberries using this recipe from Dorothy Lane Market.
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