Tu B’Shevat, aka the New Year for trees, is traditionally celebrated by eating fruit, specifically the fruits of Israel, which includes grapes, figs, pomegranates and dates.
Here are 5 of my favorite fruit desserts that will add a sweet treat to your celebration:
Quick option for those short on time and popular with kids.
2. White Chocolate and Fruit Bark
I love how the colors pop against a smooth white background. Really yummy and can be prepared in advance.
Anything with a crunchy topping is popular at my house. These are like upscale Fig Newtons.
4. Citrus and Pomegranate Fruit Salad
A lighter option for anyone on a diet or diabetics.
No baking, very little fuss and a fun project for the whole family.
Do you have a special fruit recipe to share?
The frozen yogurt grapes would be nice to have on the table during book club.
absolutely, any type of finger food is great for book clubs since it’s hard to hold a book and utensils.
I eat frozen grapes all summer long, these are much fancier! I like the idea of figs and dates both fruits I love but it doesnt seem to be many recipes for. I love your fig newtons they look delicious.
If you enjoy dates, you might want to try date and nut bread. It’s a moist, slightly sweet treat and easy to make (no yeast). I love frozen grapes, too!
The White Chocolate and Fruit Bark looks so beautiful and I bet it tastes good too!
If you like white chocolate, you definitely will. It also works with dark chocolate, but doesn’t look as special.
These all look amazing! I think I will give the yogurt grapes a try!!
The grapes are really tasty and so quick to prepare.
Great desserts for the holiday.
So glad you like them!
It looks delicious. I love fruit desserts – thank you for sharing these recipes.
It’s very tasty and light.
I want to dig in to that Citrus and Pomegranate Fruit Salad now! Looks so refreshing!
All these recipes look awesome and I will have to try them 🙂
These are all great recipes! The Frozen Yogurt Grapes sound yummy!
These all look so delicious, especially the white chocolate and fruit bark.