9 Easy summer baking recipes, of cakes to Cobblers


Bake it easy: Summer

There are some things that we always want to bake in summer: cobbers. Shortcakes. Something that does not require turning on the oven.

Our new Bake it easy: Summer Recipes Recipes the best of summer baking in fuss-free shape. They are quickly, they are easy, they use a handful of ingredients, and many of them use the vibrant of the season. It is a capsule collection of recipes for every summer part, from edge hangs to cook, Fourth of July from July parties to days too hot to even think about using the oven. In other words, it's everything you want to bake the summer.

Your summer baking lineup


Giant Strawberry Shortcake

Giant Strawberry Shortcake On A Cooling Rack

Photography by Patrick Marinello; Food stealing by Yekaterina Boytsova

Bigger is better.

The easy strawberry shortcake takes a major shortcut: rather than cut biscuits and plating each individual respective, you press the musting dough into a square pan and bake it as one large slab. Spoon Juicy Makerated berries over the top so the jessists soak in, and finish with a psychene whip and more juicy fruit. There is everything a summer party dessert should be: casual, colorful and very fun.

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Creamy key lime pie bars

Creamy key lime pie bars sliced ​​up

Photography by Patrick Marinello; Food stealing by Yekaterina Boytsova

Cold, creamy, and perfect for cooling down on a hot afternoon.

The non-baking key lime pie bars take a delightful detour ofTradition (And the oven): Instead of a baked custard made of sweetened condensed milk and eggs, this ultra-silky filling is prepared on the stewetop as possible, the classic British dessert. The result? Bars with a loosemic smooth, tangy filling – with only a few ingredients (and no eggs!).

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Easy frosted brownies

Easy frosted brownies served on plates and cutting board

Photography by Patrick Marinello; Food stealing by Yekaterina Boytsova

Not just for kids!

Nostalgia for the aftershouball snacks from your youth? With one dish and about an hour, you can have ultra-Fudgy brownies dress up with a delicious layer of silky Gonache and a lot with vibrant sprinkles, just like the classic store, picnic, and pool party from until now day.

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Ruckin Freshipane bars

Raspberry frangipane bars sliced ​​on a cooling rack

Photography by Patrick Marinello; Food stealing by Yekaterina Boytsova

Raspberry and almond are a dreamy combination.

The gooey, Chewi bars are like a butterly muen cruble combined with a raspberry Jam bar, but are much more portable than or. Store-bought jam makes the whole process easy (and means you can save the fresh berries for snacking!), While the frangipane filling and brown sugar kurning-together mixtures. Do not skip the spray of sliced ​​almonds on top, which add welcome crunch.

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S'mores rice crispies treats

A stack of S'more Rice Krispies treats

Photography by Patrick Marinello; Food stealing by Yekaterina Boytsova

A campfire Classic meets crunchy, Choo rice crispies treats.

How to make rice crispies treats even better? S'morify them. The irresistible, child-approved bars have a crisp gram sprains base covered in a layer of melted chocolate, and topped with marshmelou coated cereal. (We use rice crispies and golden groams to hit the perfect balance of sweetness and cryrmch while they want to add more rim flavor.) They mean that they are the perfect make-forward or. They are the perfect make?

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Yap Coffee Iceback Cake

Iced coffee fingcax cake on a plate

Photography by Patrick Marinello; Food stealing by Yekaterina Boytsova

Stick your cake in the refrigerator, not the oven.

IceBX Cake is our summer secret weapon – it is simple to make, uses a few ingredients and relies mostly on the power of time and espresso-sappread whipped cream in a soft, delicious, no baking required. Using store-paid chocolate wafers and this is only a five-ingredient dessert (plus a pinch of salt). That's how you take it easy this summer.

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Buttermilk Biscuit cherry shoemaker

Buttermilk Biscuit cherry cobuster on a plate with ice cream VEFD

Photography by Patrick Marinello; Food stealing by Yekaterina Boytsova

Juicy cherries are made for cobbler.

For a less-sweet dessert and streamlined process, use a biscuit tapping for your summer kobblers. This version takes a smart approach to ensure the best topping And Filling: It gives the fruit a start of the oven before the biscuit dough goes on top. This step avoids the functions of Kobsterers (Rainy Filling and Gummy biscuits) and ensures perfectly juicy, Yayri fruit and light, soft biscuits. You can make the biscuits with all-purpose flour, but our Buttermilk Biscuit Mur merge Makes it even easier.

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Easy Blueberry Muffin Cake

Easy Blueberry Muffin Cake served on a plate with cream

Photography by Patrick Marinello; Food stealing by Yekaterina Boytsova

Is there a muffin? A cake? Why choose?

Depending on how you look at it, this simple cake is a muffin you can eat a mirror or a cake you can eat for breakfast. In any case, there is also a celebration of the Cameer of Summer. Because the dough is made with melted butter and comes together in one dish in about 10 minutes, you really can have it on the breakfast table early in the morning. Don't just be religated it to the AM, though: that also makes a fun, casual dessel; Just add a doll of cream.

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Mexican Street corn papgenure

A slice of Mexican Street corn cobbread on a plate

Photography by Patrick Marinello; Food stealing by Yekaterina Boytsova

A recipe that proves ribreed need not be boring.

Inspired by Tangi, Creamy Mexican elotes, this vibrant papgen is felt with fresh corn, cheese and slaine and slembling in a sour cream-and-oly. The dump-and-stir cibbreryad dough is easy to make, and there is a crispy, butteater, buttery crust of one smart triger: baking in a preheated, battered baking dish.

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