Heather's Fruit Pizza Quick and Simple

From: Zanni

On Jun 26, 2009

I altered this a bit, but not enough to leave out my rating! I pressed the cut cookie circles into muffin tins to make tart like shapes. I got about 30 'tarts' out of two rolls of cookie dough. For the cream cheese layer I left out the confectioner's sugar and used about 1/4 cup of white sugar. For fruit I used blueberries, diced strawberries, kiwi, and grapes. I put about 2 TBSP of the cream cheese layer in each 'tart' and topped it with the fruit. Next time I think I might try a shortcake like layer instead of the cookie, as the cookie was too sweet for our tastes.

From: Chef #1224147

On May 4, 2009

Wow - this was awesome! I took it to a brunch at church and it was quite a hit! I even used light cream cheese! Thanks for sharing this great recipe!!!

From: * Pamela *

On Aug 21, 2004

Yummy! Instead of bought cookie dough I used Granny's Sugar Cookies for the base. This was easy and looked very appetizing. I used grapes, canned peaches, bananas(dipped in peach syrup to prevent browning), kiwi, pineapple, and strawberries. I think this would even be good with a fruit flavoured cream cheese. Thanks for posting!

From: ~kdp

On May 27, 2005

This was delicious. I used a huge pampered chef pizza pan and 2 packages of cookie dough...the cookie dough "crawled" out of the pan and fell to the bottom of the oven, landing near the element. Did you know that cookie dough can catch on fire??? Thankfully, it was lightly browned and I got the cookie dough crust out of the oven before it got any darker, then put the fire out. Cleaned the baking soda and ashes out of the oven while the crust cooled and then topped with the cool whip/cream cheese mixture and added the fruit. Placed in the frig to chill while I cooked the rest of our meal. It was a great dessert, despite the fire! Although the fire did give the kids something to tell their father about while we ate.