If you have been looking up some easy recipes to make this summer, we have the perfect list to get you started. Read on to know them all.
Now is the time to round up the greatest recipes for dealing with the searing heat of summer before it arrives, so get out your grills and blenders, mix up some shakes, and get to work.
We dare you to think of anything more quintessentially summertime than popsicles. With just three simple ingredients, you can make the best-tasting popsicles this side of the Mississippi. Bananas, strawberries, juice from pineapple, popsicle molds, and some patience are all you need to make these frozen treats. They need time to freeze, but that's a little price to pay.
This salad is like a breath of fresh air; it makes me long for summer. Arugula becomes a tasty foundation when combined with mint leaves & fresh basil. You can make the most delicious summer salad ever by topping it with avocados, pistachios, cherries and peaches, and halloumi.
These plump & juicy open-faced toasts are the perfect way to enjoy the abundance of in-season heirloom tomatoes. Add some more flavor by topping them with ricotta, goat cheese, a drizzle of balsamic, or a sprinkle of salt.
A hearty dinner may be prepared with a very small number of components. Fresh bread, ricotta cheese, prosciutto, grapefruit segments, and a touch of honey are all that's needed here.
Even though tofu and other forms of protein aren't called for in this dish, they are welcome additions to vegan sushi.
Avocado, hummus, smoked salmon, or cucumber would all be great additions to make this a more substantial dinner.
Use a slow cooker to make a dish of beans, ketchup, mustard, & onions. A ladle serving up some slow-cooked barbecue beans. Let's make a pact to put canned baked beans at the back of the cupboard for good. There is no simpler homemade recipe than this one. To make the finest barbecue beans you've ever had, simply toss everything into a slow cooker and wait.
A bag of frozen corn is the foundation of this delicious side dish. Toss in some butter, creamy cheese, lime juice, & spices, and you're good to go.
Burrata is at its prime during the summer months, and it's the kind of delicious cheese that goes well with simple dishes like this weeknight pasta that takes barely any effort to prepare.