4th Of July Desserts

• July 4 fireworks light the sky over Washington on Wednesday one of the president's favorite desserts.
(New York Daily News)
• At George Washingtons Mount Vernon estate, one of the most popular Fourth of July attractions was a demonstration of 18th-century ice cream making, one of Washingtons favorite desserts.
(AZCentral.com)
• Chrissy Dillard A chef who helps out with desserts at LeLas Restaurant and cheese specialist at Whole Foods Why she chose this recipe: The Fourth of July was always a spectacular celebration at her parents home with fireworks, volleyball and swimming.
(TMCnet)
• (Photo by Roger L. Wollenberg/Getty Images) Cooks prepare Stars and Stripes desserts, fashioned as the US national flag, for a buffet, on July 4, 2012, before a ceremony for the July 4th Independence Day celebrations at the US Embassy in Paris.
(Huffington Post)
• 4th Of July desserts are everywhere on US Independence Day. The whole US is celebrating Independence Day, but there are many parts that are still powerless There is at least one thing common between the US and Indian capitals.
(nvonews.com)
• trays of pasta and the desserts like tiramisu, choc-éclair cake, chocolate cale and the chocolate cake shake, plus Italian strawberry shortcake.
(Examiner)
• When cooks ponder contenders for the perfect celebratory dessert for Fourth of July festivities, they often don't get beyond apple pie.
(Forbes)
• Spectacular occasions call for spectacular food. End a wonderful holiday meal with a dramatic dessert that reflects patriotic mood of the day in a delicious way.
(Examiner)
• Heres a simple and colorful idea for a Fourth of July dessert. Buy or make an angel food cake and frost it with a fresh strawberry frosting.
(Dallas Morning News)
• Waking up on the Fourth of July without a viable dessert for your Independence Day blow-out? Dont worry! Try this quick strawberry dessert, using prepared pound cake.
(Chicago Tribune)