Fruity Chocolate No-Bake Pizza
This fun take on a pizza is a great way to get kids involved with cooking while getting fruit into them.
8 people
0 minutes
70 minutes
Ingredients
For the Base
-
100
g
Dark Chocolate 70%
at least 70% cocoa solids, roughly chopped
-
3
tbsp
Peanut Butter
almond butter or other nut butter
-
350
g
SuperValu Medjool Dates
pitted
-
75
g
SuperValu Porridge Oats
-
1
drop
SuperValu Sunflower Oil
for greasing
For the Topping
-
50
g
Kiwi fruit
sliced
-
50
g
Natural Yogurt
-
75
g
SuperValu Blueberries
-
1
handfull
SuperValu Fresh Mint
leaves (optional)
-
50
g
SuperValu Mango
sliced
-
75
g
SuperValu Raspberries
-
100
g
SuperValu Ricotta
-
75
g
SuperValu Strawberries
sliced
-
0.5
-
SuperValu Vanilla Pod
or 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
Method
This recipe makes 2 X 20cm pizzas.
- Grease the base of the 2 x 20cm round, loose-bottomed tins with sunflower oil and line with a disc of non-stick baking paper.
- Blend the dates in a food processor to make a fairly smooth paste. Add the chocolate, oats and peanut butter. Blitz everything together until you have a chunky paste.
- Divide the mixture evenly between the tins and press it down to make a smooth, level base. Cover with cling film and chill in the fridge for about 2 hours, until set firm. Alternatively, this will take half the time in the freezer. The base can be made up to a week in advance.
- Meanwhile, spoon the ricotta and yogurt into a medium bowl and whisk until smooth. Split the vanilla pod in half, scrape out the seeds and add them to the bowl. Alternatively, add the vanilla extract. Cover and pop in the fridge until ready to serve.
- Once the base is set and you're ready to serve, remove the bases from their tins, discarding the paper. Place on serving plates or boards and spread the ricotta yogurt evenly over the tops. Arrange your chosen fruit however you like on top, either in a fancy pattern or simply scattered over evenly. Scatter over the mint, if using. Cut into wedges and serve.
LIGHTEN UP
While this pizza might be full of wholesome ingredients, don't forget that it is still a dessert and should be enjoyed as a treat at the end of a hard week.
