Grilling season isn't over yet so take advantage of the hot weather and serve these amazing fruity desserts at your next summer cookout. These yummy desserts make the most of seasonal fruits, from juicy berries and ripe peaches to refreshing melons. We've rounded up low-carb desserts, vegan recipes and indulgent treats so you can enjoy whatever your heart desires. Here's what to make this summer:
Strawberry Dessert with a Meringue Lid
This low-carb dessert (pictured above) requires just six ingredients (one of them is rum!). The result is a fruity summer dessert that's big on flavor and pretty enough to wow your guests.
Melon Sorbet with Lavender Flowers
Cool off on a hot summer day with this sophisticated melon sorbet - a vegan dessert garnished with melon balls and lavender flowers.
White Wine Strawberry Granita
You won't need an ice cream maker to prepare this refreshing boozy dessert for adults only. If you prefer an alcohol-free version just substitute the wine with white grape juice.
Raspberry-Peach Crumble
Don't tell anyone but this fruity-crunchy-yummy dessert also doubles as breakfast. Serve it alone or with a generous dollop of whipped cream, yogurt or ice cream.
Blueberry Ice Cream
Put antioxidant-rich blueberries to good use by whipping up this delightful homemade ice cream. Coconut liqueur and yogurt contribute flavor and creaminess.
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