Chocolate Pizza

Do you like chocolates as much as Pizza? How about having both together, surprised? Yeah, Pizzaaaa but with a chocolate flavor. Create your own pizza, base can be like the regular pizza base made with all purpose flour or any Indian breads like Naan, Malabar paratha or whole wheat paratha. Top it up with melted  white or dark chocolate and garnish with some nuts or candies or grated chocolate. Slice them up and serve, that's it. Yummy and mouth watering Chocolate pizza is ready.

If you are using store bought pizza base which is already baked, just back for another 10-15 minutes on 350 degrees F before adding the chocolate toppings. If using frozen pizza dough, spread the dough, bake and then use the toppings. Do not heat or bake the pizza after adding the chocolate toppings.

Today for week 3 and  day 2 of Blogging Marathon 79,  under the theme " A Pizza of your own" am here with this simple yet delicious Chocolate Pizza. Here goes the recipe...........



Ingredients:
Dark Chocolate melted 1/4 cup
Skittles / M&M's 1/4 cup
Frozen Paratha 3
Grated white or dark chocolate 2 spoons
Preparation:
Heat on stick pan and cook Paratha on both sides till nice and crisp.
Now spread some melted dark chocolate.


 Add some of your favorite candies like M & M's or skittles.
Garnish with grated chocolate.
Cut as pizza slices and serve.

Check to see what my fellow bloggers are cooking for BM 79.

Comments

Ritu Tangri said…
Domino's have come up with their chocolate pizza. I'm yet to try that one. Today being Saturday, a day of eating out, your pizza is tempting me to try this tonight but at Domino's 😁😁
August 19, 2017 at 12:12 AM
Mayuri Patel said…
A great treat for chocolate lovers. A simple and tasty pizza.
August 20, 2017 at 7:11 PM
Mayuri Patel said…
A delicious treat for chocolate lovers. Looks very tempting.
August 20, 2017 at 7:12 PM
vaishali sabnani said…
I like your take on this chocolate pizza..great way to make the kids eat paratha.
August 21, 2017 at 6:23 AM
Gayathri Kumar said…
I once saw chocolate pizza in a TV show. But haven't personally tried it. Yours looks so colourful and kids would love this for sure..
August 25, 2017 at 9:19 AM
Sowmya :) said…
The chocolate pizza looks so tempting! Love the idea of combining two popular dishes together. Yum!
August 27, 2017 at 11:14 PM
Chef Mireille said…
this is a kid pleaser for sure
September 24, 2017 at 7:45 PM
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