Fruit Pizza

"This is a great summer dessert that even has white chocolate cheesecake "sauce" and will work with whatever type of fruit you have on hand."
 
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photo by JoAnn Rachor photo by JoAnn Rachor
photo by JoAnn Rachor
Ready In:
40mins
Ingredients:
12
Serves:
8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix the butter and powdered sugar together.
  • Add flowur.
  • Press crust into a small to medium pizza pan.
  • Bake at 300 degrees for 20-25 minutes.
  • Cool crust.
  • Melt chocolate in the half and half over low heat while stirring.
  • Add to cream cheese and mix well.
  • Spread on the crust.
  • Cover the cream cheese/chocolate mixture with sliced fruit.
  • Heat remaining ingredients stirring until thick.
  • Allow the glaze to cool and then drizzle over the fruit.
  • Refrigerate until serving.
  • Fourth of July Special: Use Blueberries, Strawberries and Shredded Coconut.
  • Double the Recipe for a Large Pizza Pan and triple it for an Extra Large Pan.

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Reviews

  1. I had several issues with this fruit pizza. The crust did not brown or seem cooked even though I cooked it at least 10 minutes longer than recommended. The chocolate layer was too thick. And the glaze was also too thick to be drizzled. I had to drop it in big "glops" onto the pizza. I will try another recipe for the crust and the cream cheese layer next time.
     
  2. Made & reviewed for Kid Friendly Recipe of The Week! I really loved this fruit pizza - the kids had a blast helping to make this & each got to decorate their own 1/8 of the pizza! I used regular cream cheese (low fat version) in place of the neufchatel but kept everything else the same. Thanks JoAnn for a great kid-pleasing recipe :)
     
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I "retired" in June of 2000 as a Technology Director for school district in the Portland Metro area. My husband and I bought a new home that backs up to a private grass airstrip that we share with 14 neighbors. I have found some time to put in a large garden on our half acre in between consulting jobs. My love of cooking goes way back even before I joined my first 4-H cooking club at 9 years old. Nine years of 4-H lead to winning the Oregon award in Foods and Nutrition and a trip to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago in 1971. As an adult I have lived in Oregon, California, Texas, Washington DC, Philippines (4 years), Idaho, Washington state, and finally back to Oregon. I have enjoyed learning about new cuisines in each locale.
 
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