8 Fourth of July Recipes for Your Holiday Cookout

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Hosting a Fourth of July shindig or need to bring a dish to a gathering? We’ve found some great recipes perfect for any Fourth of July gathering.

1. Delicious Table’s Blueberry Lemonade

Want the perfect refreshing summertime drink for your 4th of July party? This Blueberry Lemonade is simple with only 4 ingredients and about 20 minutes of your time.

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2. Southern Living’s Pimento Cheese Sausage Balls

Few things scream Southern like Pimento cheese! On this 4th of July give your guests an appetizer they won’t soon forget with these impressive sausage balls. 

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3. Delish’s Chicken Enchilada Casserole

Bring a flair of the Southwest to your 4th of July cookout with this casserole. With chicken, black beans, bell pepper and a hint of spice, this filling dish is not only delicious but makes for great leftovers. 

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4. The Slow Roasted Italian’s Summer Berry Cheesecake Salad

This popular dish comes together with only 5 ingredients! Easy to make, delicious to eat and a dessert that won’t break the calorie bank! 

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5. Buffalo Chicken Meatballs

Great for an appetizer or for the main dish, these Buffalo Chicken Meatballs will bring a spicy zing to your 4th of July table. 

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6. Cucina De Yung’s BBQ Brisket Grilled Cheese with Bacon Jam

A favorite classic, elevate your grilled cheese to the Americana platform it deserves this 4th of July! 

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7. Jo Cook’s Beer and Honey BBQ Chicken

There really is something special about cooking with beer and this recipe proves it! These ingredients whip together easily to create a delicious marinade for some of the best chicken you can expect to try this holiday. 

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8. Bacon and Fried Onion BBQ Hotdogs

Dress your hot dogs up for the special occasion with bacon and fried onions! Bacon-wrapped dogs smoked over the BBQ topped with BBQ sauce and fried onion for crunch – really, what could go wrong?

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