31 Summery Fruit Desserts Bursting With Flavor

For some people (okay, for me), the July farmers' market generates as much excitement as crippling anxiety. There's just so much there—what to do with all of it? To help you narrow it down, we've gathered our best summer fruit desserts. You’ll find trifles layered with berries and cream, plus cupcakes inspired by every kid's favorite summer beverage (strawberry lemonade). There are easy no-bake desserts for when you don't want to turn on an oven...and let's be honest, no one wants to turn on the oven when it is nearly triple-digit temperatures outside. But there's also plenty of ice cream recipes for those same triple-digit-temperature days. And, if worse comes to worst, eating your summer fruit raw—or with a dusting of confectioners' sugar or a drizzle of honey—is always a good option. 44 Summer Dessert Recipes Because I Scream, You Scream, We All—You Know 30 Genius Summer Desserts That Couldn't Be Easier From Our Shop Reusable Berry Basket, Set of 2 $21.99 Emile Henry Ceramic Ruffled Pie Dish $40 More Colors Frog Hollow Farm Organic Apricots $40–$66 More Options 1. Mango-Raspberry Trifle With Toasted Coconut Springy, spongy, and sweet as can be, this trifle begins with a homemade Madeira cake. Once baked and cooled, it's cut into cubes and layered with a raspberry-mango jelly, rich custard, fresh raspberries, and chopped mangoes. Read More >>
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