Delicious red and white desserts perfect for Canada Day! Easy recipes for cakes, cookies, and more to impress your guests. Perfect for any party or backyard BBQ.
Canada Day is the first official holiday of summer and comes just as strawberries, raspberries, and cherries are in season! This makes it so easy to add red and white desserts to your Canada Day BBQ.
I’ve rounded up lots of easy to make recipes, because who wants a complicated recipe when you really just want to kick back and enjoy the holiday with your family and friends.
Many of these easy dessert recipes can be made ahead of time or prepped ahead of time and assembled just before serving.
Soft and chewy red velvet cookies that are so easy to make. Using a cake mix and a few simple ingredients you’ll have a big batch of holiday cookies ready in no time.
If you're looking for a beautiful dessert that's easy to make you'll love this homemade red velvet cheesecake trifle! Layers of red velvet cake and homemade whipped cream cheese frosting look delicious in a large trifle or in cups for individual servings.
A fun twist on a classic summer dessert. Torched Twinkies topped with whipped cream and strawberries are a yummy dessert that's so quick and easy to make.
Strawberry mascarpone tartlets are the perfect mini summer dessert. Made with puffed pastry and topped with homemade mascarpone filling, strawberries, lemon, and honey they are loaded with flavor but so easy to make.
Hollowed-out strawberries filled with an easy no-bake cheesecake filling is the perfect party snack idea! This unique dessert idea is perfect for your backyard BBQ.
You'll love this Pavlova inspired strawberry dessert. Meringue nest filled with lots of homemade whipped cream and fresh strawberries topped with a delicious strawberry glaze.
You’ll love this fun play on strawberry shortcake! Easy homemade sponge cake with layers of homemade whipped cream and strawberries roll together. This easy cake is sure to beloved by your guests.
Kim Mills is a homeschooling mom of 6 and lives on an urban homestead in Ontario, Canada. Blogging at Homestead Acres she enjoys sharing tips to help you save money, grow and preserve your own food.
