What is July 4th traditional food?

It's probably no surprise that the foods commonly found at July 4 celebrations include: Hot dogs . Hamburgers. Barbecue — anything from brisket to pulled pork and even vegetables and fruit are thrown on the grill.

Which of these is a food usually served at a 4th of July barbecue?

A traditional Fourth menu features BBQ classics: hot dogs, hamburgers, and grilled vegetables . Typical sides are pasta or macaroni salad, green salad, potato salad, cornbread, and other corn-centric dishes.

What is the most eaten food on 4th of July?

Hot dogs and hamburgers on the backyard grill are the most popular served with some possible sides of - baked beans, bean salad, cole slaw, potato salad, corn on the cob, basic garden salad. Some other popular mains are grilled chicken, bbq pork ribs, sausages, chili con carne.

What is the most popular food on Independence Day?

1. Classic American BBQ . No Independence Day celebration is complete without a classic American BBQ. Whether it's a backyard gathering or a community picnic, grilling up burgers, hot dogs, and ribs is a beloved tradition.

What is not usually served at a 4th of July cookout?

Chocolate- It's going to melt in the heat, so skip this sweet treat. Deviled eggs- People still love this retro appetizer, but that egg-yolk-and-mayo filling can spoil quickly. Fatty steaks- It can be tough to cut through a big chunk of meat with a plastic fork and knife.

What fish is traditionally eaten on the Fourth of July?

Pairing salmon and peas on the Fourth of July has been a New England tradition for as long as America's been a country. Maybe even longer than that, some historians speculate.

What dish is a traditional 4th of July meal unique to New England?

Is eating salmon and peas on the Fourth of July part of your family's Independence Day tradition? Here's our favorite salmon and peas recipe. Pairing salmon and peas on the Fourth of July has been a New England tradition for as long as America's been a country.

What was eaten on the first 4th of July?

Legend has it that on July 4, 1776, John Adams and his wife celebrated the country's independence with a meal of turtle soup, poached salmon with egg sauce, green peas, boiled potatoes, and a dessert of Indian pudding or apple Pandowdy .

Patriotic Salad and More Red, White, and Blue Recipes for 4th of July (2024)

June 29, 2012

posted by Marina Delio | 26 Comments

The 4th of July is next week! I was planning to post this recipe and round-up this weekend, but I know many of you are planning your festivities and recipes now… so I’m sharing my favorite Independence Day recipes now! I’m not exactly sure what we will be doing this year. 2 and 4-year-olds go to bed pretty early so it’s unlikely we will actually see any fireworks – perhaps an early BBQ is in order. What are your plans?

My Red, White and Blueberry Frozen Yogurt Pie with Granola Crust

This creative salsa sounds sweet and refreshing! From two peas & their pod.

These remind me of the rocket pops I got from the ice cream truck as a kid – only better. From Family Fresh Cooking.

Cooking Light’s Red, White, and Blue Potato Salad

I love the sparkler on top of this cake/pie from Foodie Crush.

Patriotic Ice Cream Sandwiches from a farmgirl’s dabbles

Double Decker Flag Cookies from Munchkin Munchies

Patriotic Salad with Quinoa and Berries

This salad is not only beautiful – it’s fresh and delicious too. I love sweet summer berries in salads and quinoa adds protein and a hearty nutty bite. It’s nice to have a big healthy salad to fill up on when there’s bound to be desserts later.

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serves 8

5 ounces salad greens (I used arugula)

3 cups cooked, cooled quinoa

1.5 cups blueberries

1.5 cups raspberries

Sliced watermelon cut into stars with a cookie cutter (optional)

favorite salad dressing, served on the side

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On the bottom of a medium trifle dish or clear salad bowl, arrange one third of the greens. Top with half the quinoa, all but 1/4 cup blueberries, the remaining quinoa, another third greens, all but 1/4 cup raspberries, and top with the remaining greens. Arrange the remaining 1/2 cup berries over the top. If using watermelon stars, tuck into the sides and arrange on top of the salad. Make this salad up to 5 hours in advance, cover with plastic wrap, and refrigerate. Serve dressing on the side.

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posted June 29, 2012 by Marina Delio

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26 comments on “Patriotic Salad and More Red, White, and Blue Recipes for 4th of July”

Lauren — June 29, 2012 @ 3:54 pm Reply

i don't think that salad could look any better! i love it served in that dish so that it features all the colors!
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Kelly | Eat Yourself Skinny — June 29, 2012 @ 4:11 pm Reply

Your salad trifle is GORGEOUS! I made a 4th of July trifle but its certainly not as healthy (or as beautiful) as yours, love the round-up! 🙂
Karen — June 29, 2012 @ 4:37 pm Reply

Marina,
I love the idea of the watermelon stars in a salad. I also liked the two peas and their pod salad. Great ideas for the holiday, thank you.
Karen
lizy b — June 29, 2012 @ 5:42 pm Reply

That watermelon star is genius!!
Sam @ reddyorknot.blogspot.com — June 29, 2012 @ 7:23 pm Reply

Those patriotic ice cream sandwiches are adorable!! And I used to love rocket popsicles as a kid!
SkinnyMommy — June 29, 2012 @ 9:16 pm Reply

Wow that salad looks amazing! Happy 4th!
Betsy Brock — June 30, 2012 @ 12:20 am Reply

Oh my goodness…this post really got me in the mood to plan our menu! I love the watermelon stars in the salad! And I just posted a tri-colored potato salad tonight…didn't even realize it was patriotic! haha.

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SB in SB — June 30, 2012 @ 12:35 am Reply

this is the perfect patriotic salad–and looks delicious! this one is on my list to make ASAP! xoh
K Blue — June 30, 2012 @ 1:46 am Reply

What a great looking salad! We have been eating so many salads lately. This one has a bunch of hubbies favorites, so I will have to make it!
Rachel — June 30, 2012 @ 1:51 am Reply

Your salad looks excellent and beautiful! All the other treats look great too!
michele — June 30, 2012 @ 2:12 am Reply

yellow cake pie is my kind of pie…pie tends to bring out the worst in me so i avoid it. but cake!
have a wonderful weekend, yummy.
michele
Gloria — June 30, 2012 @ 4:00 am Reply

I haven't visited in ages! Your recipe looks so healthy and refreshing. You must be the best Mom, giving your kids the healthiest, freshest foods. I want to be YOU! 🙂 –Even though my “kid” is 21! LOL! Enjoy the 4th — even if you can't watch the late fireworks, get some sparklers to light and your kids will LOVE looking at them. 🙂
Best,
Gloria
LV — June 30, 2012 @ 3:40 pm Reply

Everything looks so amazing! I mean EVERYTHING!!! so many great dishes. The photos look stunning.
Jacquelyn Grandy — July 2, 2012 @ 5:08 am Reply

Love, love the looks of this salad. I love the color combinations and the adorable star shaped watermelon. You are to cute! I am also going to check out that yellow cake with chocolate mousse. My kids would love that.
Have a happy 4th!
Marina {Yummy Mummy) — July 2, 2012 @ 7:08 pm Reply

Hi Gloria! So nice to hear from you! Thanks for your sweet comments… unfortunately even sparklers are illegal in Santa Barbara…
themuffinmyth.com — July 3, 2012 @ 8:15 am Reply

First, I love that salad with quinoa and berries. Yum! Second, I've got a trifle bowl that has been in my cupboard unused for YEARS. I've never considered using it as a salad bowl! Great idea, thanks so much!
Natalie {Designer Bags and Dirty Diapers} — July 3, 2012 @ 11:49 am Reply

Your salad looks amazing. I have been wanting to try a quinoa fruit salad!
Beauty and the Green — July 3, 2012 @ 8:38 pm Reply

Your food is so beautiful I almost want to just look at them…..almost. I know they are just as delicious too. I love your blog!
Eating Local in the Lou — July 3, 2012 @ 9:51 pm Reply

Thanks so much for the round-up! All are inspiring ideas and gorgeous pics! I have gotta try your salad and the one with berries and jicama, Happy 4th to you!
Louise — July 4, 2012 @ 5:44 am Reply

youve got a beautiful blog here, fantastic pictures! I've nominated you for the versatile blogger awards, as your blog continues to impress me.
Love Raw~Karolina — July 4, 2012 @ 6:16 pm Reply

Love your Frozen Yogurt Pie the best! Thank you for all the inspiration!!
/Karolina~
Sue — July 5, 2012 @ 1:43 am Reply

Before the summer is over, I vow to make your frozen yogurt pie! Thanks for including my cookies in your line-up! Happy 4th, Marina!
Carolina HeartStrings — July 6, 2012 @ 1:11 am Reply

Wow does that salad look terrific. Another use for my trifle bowl.
Hanna — July 9, 2012 @ 1:27 am Reply

Ohhhh those little res ice cream sammy's. I could die!!!!
Wendy — June 29, 2013 @ 5:35 pm Reply

Love it! I added you to my RW&B recipe round up, with a link back to your site for the recipe, of course. If that's not OK, please let me know! Thanks!!
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