Bowls of nondairy yogurt, dried and fresh fruit, and granola can be a quick light lunch or nutritious snack. It’s great for kids — especially young children who balk at dishes in which ingredients are “touching.” But if they decide for themselves what’s touching what, they don’t seem to mind a mixed dish. When my kids were young and had friends over, they created patterns in their yogurt with the other items, and often asked for seconds. This is great for adults, too. Why let kids have all the fun? Photos by Evan Atlas.
Fruit and Yogurt Ambrosia
Bowls of nondairy yogurt, dried and fresh fruit, and granola can be a good breakfast, nutritious snack, or even a light lunch.
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Servings: 2 to3
Ingredients
- 1 medium bananas sliced
- 1 cup about half of a 16-ounce can unsweetened pineapple tidbits, drained
- 1 small seedless orange or 2 clementines, sectioned
- 1/2 cup small seedless grapes cut in half for small children
- 1/4 cup dark or golden raisins or dried cranberries)
- 1/4 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1 cup granola optional
- 1 to 2 cups vanilla nondairy yogurt coconut or almond
Instructions
- Place all the ingredients except the yogurt into separate, small bowls.
- Divide the yogurt among 2 to 3 individual serving bowls. Let everyone take a little of whichever ingredients they'd like to dress up their yogurt.
Variation: During warmer months, replace the pineapple and oranges with sliced strawberries and blueberries.
- Here are more fruity compositions.
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