Name: Dark Chocolate Covered Blueberries with Almond Dust
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 30 min
Total time: 40 min
Ingredients: 1/2 cup blueberries (washed and dried); 40 grams dark chocolate (about 4-5 squares); 1 Tablespoon finely chopped almonds (use mini food processor to finely chop)

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Dark chocolate covered blueberries are dusted with finely chopped almonds in this easy recipe that looks and tastes decadent, but uses healthy ingredients for a clean-eating dessert!

OMG. Fruit and chocolate! Is there anything better? Dipping it in Brownie Batter Dessert Hummus is delicious. We also enjoy chocolate dipped clementines atop of Flourless Orange Chocolate Cake.

Fresh, juicy clusters of blueberries coated with dark chocolate and topped with finely chopped almonds is another. Each bite bursts with flavor and is pretty healthy as far as treats go...if you don't eat too many.

Portion size is under control in this small batch recipe that yields about 6-7 clusters. It's perfect for date night! Of course, it's easy to double or triple it for a larger crowd.

Pairing dark chocolate with fruit is a clean-eating dessert favorite. The sugar content is lower than other types of chocolate and it only takes a few small squares for a very satisfying treat.

The only downside to this recipe is that you have to wait about 30 minutes while the chocolate blueberry clusters set in the refrigerator. It's hard. But, it's totally worth it.

How to Make Dark Chocolate Covered Blueberries

Prepare these clusters before dinner, pop them in the fridge and you'll have a sweet and heathy ending when you're finished with dinner! Prepare 3 key ingredients for this recipe:

Blueberries - wash and thoroughly dry before using so the chocolate will easily adhere to the berries.
Almonds - Pulse about ¼ cup of almonds in a mini food chopper to get a powdery dust. Keep the unused portion in the refrigerator for another batch or for another use, like sprinkling on yogurt or oatmeal.
Dark Chocolate - shoot for at least 70% cocoa powder. Melt the chocolate in the microwave until it is spoonable. Use 30 second intervals, stirring every time. It usually takes 2-3 intervals for a small batch. I generally opt for this method for a small batch over a stove-top method, which is another option.

Add blueberries to the chocolate and gently stir until they are completely coated with chocolate.

Spoon out 4-5 blueberries in a cluster and drop the cluster on a piece of parchment or wax paper. This recipe makes about 6-7 clusters. But, please...don't hate me if you end up with less! The yield depends entirely on how many blueberries are in a cluster, the size of the blueberries and how thick the blueberries are coated with chocolate.

Alternative presentation: For single berries, use a toothpick to dip each berry in chocolate!

Dust the tops with finely chopped almonds.

Place them in the refrigerator to set for about 30 minutes.

How to Freeze Chocolate Covered Blueberries

Chocolate covered blueberry clusters or individual berries can be frozen. Place the berries on a baking sheet covered with wax or parchment paper. Put the baking sheet in the freezer and allow the berries to set for about an hour. After that, the berries can be transferred to a freeze bag or freezer-safe container. When you are ready to enjoy one, lift it out of the freezer and allow it to defrost for about 5 minutes.

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