Easy Fruit Pizza

Until recently I had no idea just how delicious a fruit pizza really is. It’s kind of like a Veggie Pizza, which I could eat for days, but of course, it uses fruit instead. Chances are you’ve seen fruit pizza made with a sugar cookie crust, but you can easily make it from a box of brownie mix. Just top it with yummy cream cheese frosting and then decorate with an array of soft fresh fruit. What’s not to love?

Easy Fruit Pizza

This fruit pizza is a great dessert if you are hosting a party or get together. It’s also a tasty potluck option, however you will want to take the fruit along separately to add to the dessert before serving. Because it uses a brownie mix for the base, it’s easy to knock out pretty quickly. The cream cheese frosting is also made in a snap, making this a delicious and fairly quick and impressive looking dessert.

I decided to try this for breakfast (don’t judge me) and I can happily report that it was ten times better than any breakfast cereal I’ve ever had. It’s also very good with a cup of tea in the afternoon, and it works for dessert too!

Seriously though, it’s graduated to my list of favorite desserts for its impressive display with little fuss in the kitchen. I don’t make a lot of cakes and cookies from boxed mixes, but I’ve found that brownie mixes usually taste pretty good and bake well. I eat gluten free and so I’ve tried three or four different gluten free brownie mixes and they were all tasty and very simple to prepare.

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HINT: Even if you have non-stick cake pans you should line the base with parchment paper as the brownie mixture sticks to it like a beast. The first time I made them I had to use a sharp knife to try and pry them from the base of the cake pan. That experience was not fun and it wasn’t very good for my non stick pan either.

I have cake pans that have pop up bottoms, it is easy to get the brownie bases out when they first come out of the oven and are still soft. If you let them harden in the pan then you will find that they stick fast to the sides and require a lot more effort to get them out. I do not recommend the pans without the pop up bottoms, I just can’t be sure that you will get the ‘pizza’ bases out without breaking them.

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INGREDIENTS FOR YOUR FRUIT PIZZA

• 1 box of brownie mix
• eggs and oil as required on the box
• Soft fruit for topping

CREAM CHEESE FROSTING

• 8 oz full-fat cream cheese, softened to room temperature
• 1/4 cup butter, softened
• 2 cups powdered sugar
• 1 tsp vanilla extract

Kitchen tools you may find useful:

• two 8-inch cake pans with removable bottoms
• parchment paper or parchment circles
• Sharp knife
• cutting board

It’s a good idea to wait to add your frosting and fruit until shortly before serving. The frosting will hold up okay and the brownie base doesn’t really get very soggy, but the fruit will start to get soft in the frosting if left on it for too long. If you are using bananas they will turn brown after a few hours.

If you are looking for a couple more easy fruit based recipes then make sure you check out my gluten free lemon bars as they are one of my most popular recipes, and my recipe for Eton Mess which is made with meringues and strawberries.

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Don’t miss fruit pizza’s cousin, Veggie Pizza! Both recipes make great potluck appetizers or even for game day.

More fruit dessert recipes you will love:

1. Imagine a creamy no-bake blueberry cheesecake that’s perfect as a take-along dessert. This is it and it’s a must try!
2. I’ve made my version of the English Trifle for many, many years. It’s a tradition in our family!
3. Probably the most popular fall dessert I have is this crockpot apple cobbler, and it’s a real keeper.
4. It truly goes without saying that this banana pudding poke cake is a banana lover’s dream dessert!
5. Take a bite out of summer with this Watermelon Pizza!

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Easy Fruit Pizza

Make a delicious brownie fruit pizza for your next party or get together. Fresh fruit, cream cheese frosting and a chewy brownie base speak for themselves!

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Course: Desserts

Servings: 8

Author: Amanda Davis

Ingredients

• ▢ 1 box of Brownie Mix
• ▢ eggs and oil to make brownie mix
• ▢ Soft fruit for topping
• ▢ CREAM CHEESE FROSTING
• ▢ 8 oz full-fat cream cheese softened
• ▢ ¼ cup soft butter
• ▢ 2 cups powdered sugar
• ▢ 1 tsp vanilla extract

Instructions

• This recipe makes two small 'pizzas' in 8inch round pans.
• Preheat your oven to the temperature stated on the brownie box mix.
• line two 8in cake pans (removable bottom pans only!) with parchment paper otherwise you will find the brownies bases will stick to the pan, even if they are non stick pans.
• Prepare the brownie mix according to the instructions on the box, then divide it evenly between the two lined cake pans and spread it to the edges to make the pizza bases.
• Bake according to directions on the box.
• While the bases are cooking prepare the frosting by adding all the ingredients to a mixing bowl and blend until combined.
• Prepare your fruit by cutting it into thin slices.
• When the brownie bases have cooked remove them from the cake pans before they cool, otherwise they may stick to the sides.
• Wait until the brownie bases are fully cooled before you move them off the base of the cake pans, they may be too soft to move while they are still hot and may fall apart if you try.
• Once the bases are fully cooled, add the cream cheese frosting and then decorate with fruit, and serve.

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