This collection of recipes is some that I have compiled and have asked around for from my blogger friends to give you a list of fun options for your patriotic parties like Memorial Day, 4th of July, Flag Day and Labor Day! This list of recipes features snack and dessert foods like patriotic fruit salad, cupcakes, cookies, skewers and so much more! Keep scrolling down to the end to get the full list of patriotic goodies. To get to the recipe, click on the highlighted description or underlined links listed.
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Patriotic Fruit salad is fun to make using small star shaped cookie cutters for star shaped bites of watermelon, apples etc. You can add your favorite fruits and prep this fruit salad before going to a summer potluck or picnic!
2. Patriotic Flag Cookies with Shortbread Crust
These American Flag Cookies are made from scratch and taste so good! The recipe is based off of my Amish grandmother’s fruit pizza recipe. These cookies definitely bring the “yum” and “wow” to the table!
No, this watermelon lemonade isn’t red, white and blue, but it does bring a pretty pop of red to the table while also providing refreshment during a hot summer party. I love how simple and tasty this drink is!
These fun patriotic skewers come with a how to guide plus tips for achieving multiple patriotic and flag themed skewers. Simple but also elegant and fun!
5. Red, White and Blue Stuffed French Toast
While this recipe was not originally patriotic themed, it does make a pretty red, white and blue breakfast with the cheesecake filling, strawberries and blueberries hiding inside. This recipe would be easy enough to make for a crowd or over a campfire if you have guests staying overnight.
Yes, I may be cheating again with this treat, but who doesn’t love a fresh strawberry pie during a summer holiday? To make this recipe red, white and blue you could try topping the whipped topping with blueberries or other blue fruits. You could even top it with blue candies or marshmallows!
7. Frozen Strawberry Mint Lemonade
For another vibrant red drink option, try this frozen strawberry mint lemonade! It truly is the perfect party/event drink, and the lemon-strawberry-mint combination is really delicious and refreshing.
Some Patriotic recipes from other trusted food bloggers for you to try:
- 4th of July Poke Cake from Crayons and Cravings This fourth of July poke cake recipe looks so easy to follow, with beautiful photos and lots of great tips for baking success.
- 4th of July Donuts – Maria’s Mixing Bowl These vibrant doughnuts look stunning! Another easy-to-follow recipe with step-by-step photos and instructions.
- American Flag Fruit Pizza from Mindy’s Cooking Obsession This recipe has some shortcuts to make a simple, but really beautiful and tasty American flag fruit pizza.
- Spritz cookies from The Monday Box I love the colors on these spritz cookies and also that they are ideal for hot weather outings.
- 4th of July Charcuterie Board Ideas from Momma Lew These charcuterie board ideas are stunning and would make the perfect centerpiece for a patriotic picnic.
- Red, White and Blue Cupcakes from Mama Needs Cake Getting those pretty layers of red, white and blue in a cupcake is something that intimidates me, but Mama Needs Cake does such a great job of explaining the process to where even a beginner has great success!
- 4th of July Jello Cups from Crayons and Cravings These lovely Jello cups would be a huge hit for adults and kids alike. The recipe is really easy to follow with lots of beautiful photos.
- Patriotic Kool-Aid Cheesecake from Maria’s Mixing Bowl This Kool-Aid cheesecake looks so fun! I love how the beautiful layers of red, white and blue come together to make a stunning masterpiece.
Hope you find a whole lot of fun new recipes to try out for your holiday party! As always tag me on Instagram to show off what you create so that my followers can be inspired by your masterpiece as well. -Marilyn from This Mom Cooks.
