Must Have Dishes for this 4th of July

The Fourth of July is one of our favorite holidays at Dishing for many reasons: the local parade, music, fireworks and, of course, the backyard food. Nothing quite says 4th of July like a great barbecue. This year we put together a simple list of some of our favorite items from past and present magazines that we think every backyard barbecue should have. (Click on the link for recipes.)

Hatch Guacamole

Hatch Taqueria and Tequilas
Lets start by saying that every party needs a starter, and we are going with Hatch’s guacamole —a great way to get the barbecue started.

Wild Sage Beet Salad

The Wild Sage
This beet salad is filling and full of color. Add a little health to your buffet with this veggie combo.

Herb Butter Grilled Corn

Grilled Corn with Herb Butter
A splash of sunshine on the table, this grilled corn with herb butter is sure to please.

Sweet Cheeks House Made Hot Dogs

 Sweet Cheeks Meats
Sweet Cheeks makes their own wonderful hot dogs in house that complement any backyard party. Plus, if there is any day to have the perfect burger, it would be the 4th. Sweet Cheeks will be mixing up some special burger patties packed with deliciousness ready to be picked up and put on your grill.

Local Butcher
The Local Butcher suggests you swing in and grab a handful of their 4th of July kebabs that they will be serving. You can choose your marinade, let them soak and throw them right on the grill.

Very Berry Pie

The Bunnery
This Very Berry Pie will make your 4th a bit tastier. Look in the summer issue of Dishing to get the recipe. You will want hold on to this one for many holidays to come.

New SRBP Eclipse Beer

Snake River Brewing
This is the perfect beverage to wash away the day. Fill up the cooler with ice and stock it full of the new Eclipse beer. This special edition summer beer made for the upcoming total solar eclipse is a sure pleaser for your beer drinking party-goers.

Highwater Vodka Mint Lemonade

Jackson Hole Still Works
The boys at Jackson Hole Still Works have suggested something summery and sweet to serve up to your  guests. This is easy to make ahead of time and leave out at a self-serve station. Just mix Highwater Vodka with fresh-squeezed lemonade to taste. Garnish with a sprig of mint, and serve over ice for a refreshing and summer cocktail.

 

 

 

 

 

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Katie Holmes

From Park City, to Tahoe, to Jackson I found myself floating like a snowflake from one ski town to the next. But once I arrived in Jackson in 2006 I knew that this was home. Growing up ski racing and traveling the world, from a young age I learned to love all sorts of food and at least try everything once. I loved being in the kitchen with my mom and grandmother when I was home, and got my kitchen work ethic from them. Some of my favorite dishes I often refer to as “the kitchen sink”, everything from the fridge, no recipe, just winging it and throwing in what moves me. Now I spend most of my time chasing my husband and two little boys around the mountains we call home. We love digging in the dirt, cruising through the farmers markets and cooking outside. My house and kitchen are always open and often filled with laughter from family and friends.

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