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Come summertime, we love berries every which way from our favorite strawberry recipes to blueberry desserts to Ree Drummond's mixed berry scones. And, of course, we can't forget about raspberries, either! The sweet, delicate, juicy berry is a delightful addition to some of our favorite baked goods, cake recipes, no-bake desserts, and more. But we're not stopping there! This list of raspberry recipes includes both sweet desserts and savory recipes, alike. Yes, there are summer salads featuring raspberry vinaigrette and a BBQ recipe with a raspberry-chipotle sauce. There's even a raspberry sorbet spritz summer cocktail to boot! Here, you'll find out just how versatile raspberries can be in so many delicious ways.
There's no better time to make a raspberry recipe than when they're in season during mid to late summer. But thanks to modern day supermarkets who stock 'em year-round, you can enjoy these treats at any time! In fact some of these raspberry recipes can even be made with frozen raspberries and freeze dried raspberries. Others, like the luscious lemon raspberry cake and Ree's almond-raspberry thumbprint cookies utilize raspberry jam! Whether you're looking for a fruity summer dessert, a light salad, or a refreshing cocktail, this list has some berry good ideas for using a pint of raspberries!
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Oreo Icebox Cake
C.W. Newell
With layers of Oreos, creamy filling, and sweet-tart raspberries, this icebox dessert is not only a delicious treat... it's easy to make! It's perfect for summer days when it's too hot to turn on the oven.
Simple but elegant, this fruit tart is wonderful for Mother's Day, summer dinner parties, and every occasion in between! Top it with raspberries, blueberries, mango, kiwi, or any of the freshest fruit you can find.
This layered cake is a real showstopper! The cake is lemony and moist but the filling and frosting, both starring raspberry jam, add another burst of fruity freshness to the dessert.
This quick and easy no-bake pie is a little slice of heaven—especially when it's too hot to turn on the oven! The crust is made from Oreos and the center is filled with a creamy mixture of raspberries and pudding.
This simple desserts features a sugar cookie base and creamy frosting, but you can top it with whatever fruit you like best! Sweet-tart raspberries are always a stunning option.
This easy raspberry jam is so delicious, you'll want to eat it by the spoonful! Of course, it's also delicious spread on toast or spooned over a bowl or yogurt or ice cream.
Don't mind the name—these cream-filled cupcakes are a heavenly treat any time of year. The filling gets its bright pink hue from freeze dried raspberries. Any chocolate lover would adore these on their birthday.
With just three ingredients, this spritz is plenty easy enough to make for a crowd. Simply combine sparkling rosé, orange liqueur, and scoops of ultra refreshing raspberry sorbet in glasses.
On hot summer days, a fresh fruit salad just hits the spot. This recipe combines raspberries, strawberries, grapes, and grapefruit with a tangy, sweet dressing.
There's something that just feels so special when it comes to the combination of chocolate and raspberries. And when it's in the form of this gorgeous layer cake, it's even more of a show-stopper!
This summery crisp is made in a sheet pan so it's great for feeding a crowd. Think of it as your simple solution to a cookout dessert, especially when served with a scoop of ice cream.
Frozen raspberries and juicy chunks of watermelon make this cocktail extra-refreshing. It's also made with rosé wine to keep up with the cute pink appearance.
In its simplest form, this recipe is basically raspberries and cream. But Ree also likes to add raspberry liqueur and crumbled vanilla wafer cookies for good measure.
This classic cocktail gets its refreshing tart and sweet flavor from fresh raspberry syrup, gin, vermouth, and lemon juice. We love the way it looks when served with fresh raspberries on a toothpick.
This easy grab-and-go breakfast is studded with juicy, sweet raspberries and topped with a crumble that really sets it apart. You can eat them on their own or try a smear of your favorite raspberry jam.