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Pizza with a difference!

The half term bake off has finished and the grandchildren have all cooked dinner for their parents over the past couple of weeks.  My granddaughter was declared the winner this evening.  She triumphed over her brothers by producing a bit of a winner in the way of a pudding pizza!  A handmade pizza base, cooked off and cooled, and then topped with Nutella and marshmallows, the whole put back in a warm oven to melt the goo, and then dotted with fresh strawberries.

 Behold, the winning and completely delicious confection!  

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  1. SandyshoesCornwall26 October 2014 at 18:28

    Wow! I didn't realise you could make 'sweet' pizza. Our kids like to have a go at making their own pizza dough (less mess than other recipes!) so I'm sure they would love this idea!

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  2. the running wave26 October 2014 at 19:57

    New to me too! And it was delicious! Have a go, definitely a winner, especially with kids! I think it's the Nutella that does it! x

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