
Layered Berry & Granola Custard Pots
Intro
Seeking a nourishing treat that appears elegant yet is surprisingly easy to prepare? These Layered Berry, Granola Custard Pots are the answer. Featuring a rich, creamy custard, naturally sweetened berry chia jam, and a crunchy granola topping, this recipe is perfect for breakfast, dessert, or an afternoon pick-me-up.
Recipe
Layered Berry Granola Custard Pots
Ingredients
For the custard
- 2 tablespoons custard powder
- 4 tablespoons Natvia Synbiotic Sweetener (UK) / Natvia Gut Activation Sweetener (AU)
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 400ml milk of choice
- 200g natural / coconut yogurt
For the berry chia jam
- 120g frozen berries
- 2 tablespoons Natvia Synbiotic sweetener
- 2 tablespoons chia seeds
Additional bits
- Granola
- Freeze-dried fruits
- Flaked almonds
Method
- First, make the custard: Mix the custard powder, Natvia, vanilla, and just enough milk to form a paste, then whisk well. Add the remaining milk and whisk until thoroughly combined.
- Heat the custard mixture in a pan, whisk it, and simmer for 4-5 minutes, or until it has thickened and become smooth. Set aside to cool.
- Add the yogurt to a blender and blend until thick and smooth. Set aside/chill until ready to layer up.
- Meanwhile, heat the berries in a pan with a dash of water and simmer for 5 minutes. Stir in the Natvia and chia seeds, then stir well. Set aside to cool.
- Layer up: Spoon some cooled custard into the base of 2 x glass sundae dishes. Next, add chia berry jam, then a generous layer of granola. Repeat again, then scatter a little extra freeze-dried fruit and almonds over the top. Chill in the fridge for 1 hour - then enjoy!
Recipe Data
Prep time: 15 minutes (making custard, blending yogurt, heating berries, layering)
Cooking time: 10 minutes (custard simmering 4–5 minutes + berries simmering 5 minutes)
Chilling/set time: 1 hour (in the fridge after layering)
Total time: ~1 hour 25 minutes
Servings: 2 (using 2 glass sundae dishes)
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