A few friends shared with me their love of strawberry recipes so I could share them with you! This spring when those red berries are available at your local u-pick farm and at farmers markets, grab as many as you can and prepare to make all the seasonal eating treats! If you’re looking an easy recipe for how to make strawberry jam or need the most adorable strawberry hand pies or homemade marshmallows, you’ve landed on the right page. You’ll find those here and MORE. Enjoy these strawberry recipes from their blogs to mine to YOU.
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1. Heart Shaped Strawberry Hand Pies
I cannot get over how ADORABLY PERFECT these hand pies are! These might be the cutest of all the strawberry recipes in this post.
You’ve got to check out the sisters of Fox Farm Home’s recipe below. I bet these would make a great option at a bake sale! A fast sell out, no doubt about it.
2. Cortisol Cocktail with Strawberry Lavender
Absolutely blissful, I agree with Lydia of Blessed Pursuit of Motherhood blog. Many of us could use a reduction in cortisol levels and what a tasty way to do that!
Be sure to check out her Strawberry Lemonade Sourdough Baked DONUTS while you’re on her website!
3. No Pectin Strawberry Jam
How to make strawberry jam with only 3 simple ingredients and no pectin is easy! Let me show you how. Water bath your extra jelly jars for shelf stability and enjoy on toast, pancakes, and over homemade vanilla ice cream.
Easy strawberry recipes like this one are enjoyable to make and indulge in.
4. Sourdough Strawberry Oat Snack Bars
How scrumptious do these sourdough strawberry oat bars look? Perfect for breakfast, a snack, or a little evening-time sweet tooth satisfaction… but make it healthier, please! Rebecca can help you there with this strawberry recipe.
Use up some of your strawberry abundance this spring to make these tasty little treats your whole family is sure to love.
5. Homemade Strawberry Marshmallows
Fluffy and fruity, these precious little puffs make for a tasty treat. No unnecessary ingredients or food dyes to be found in these marshmallows!
Bonus: grass fed gelatin adds a little protein boost. How’s that for healthy snacking? Us mamas love to sneak in a little extra protein for our kids (and ourselves too) any chance we get.
6. DIY Kid-Friendly Yogurt Tubes
Easy, healthy, and delicious kid-friendly snack that doesn’t break the bank. As a parent, you can be confident in serving these to your kids. No chemical preservatives or food dyes in these yogurt tubes, just how food for our kids, families, and ourselves should be!
Perfect for lunch boxes or just grabbing on-the-go snacks. Thanks to Porch on the Prairie writer Megan for sharing this yummy recipe.
Oh and what if you made the yogurt yourself? Here’s a recipe for homemade yogurt.
7. Strawberry Lemonade
What’s a spring or summer outdoor gathering with out a lemonade? This strawberry lemonade is perfect for your next garden party, cookout, or gal’s gathering!
Makenzie from the Home Sweet Harps blog knocked it out of the park with this amazing strawberry recipe. Best wishes not guzzling the entire pitcher in one setting! (I’m talking to myself here.)
8. Can you eat the strawberry leaves?
YES you can! Do not throw away those strawberry tops from your fresh-picked strawberries.
Check out this post for all the details and a fantastic strawberry syrup.
Special Thank You
I’d like to express my gratitude to all these bloggers, recipe writers, and mamas who selflessly shared their best strawberry recipes with me so I could share them with you!
Please be sure to pin their recipes to your Pinterest boards and visit their websites often. Leave a comment on their strawberry recipes after you’ve made them.
Bloggers appreciate it more than you know!
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Thanks so much for mentioning us! You’re not the only one guzzling the whole pitcher 😉
I’m in good company, then! 🙂