No-bake yogurt dessert with rusks

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PRESENTATION

No-Bake Yogurt Dessert with Rusks comes together in five minutes on the plate, with no cooking and no special equipment needed. Whole grain rusks are lightly soaked in rice milk until just softened, then layered with Greek yogurt sweetened with honey and scattered with chopped hazelnuts. Fresh raspberries finish each serving with a slightly tart contrast that keeps the whole thing from feeling heavy. It is the kind of breakfast that takes almost no effort to pull together yet still feels considered rather than rushed, which makes it easy to fit into a busy morning without compromising on texture or flavor.

The rice milk soak is brief enough that the rusks hold their structure rather than turning to mush, so every layer stays distinct when you assemble directly on the plate. Crisp edges give way to creamy yogurt, crunchy hazelnuts, and bright fruit—a combination that covers a useful range of textures without any of them overpowering the others. The honey keeps the sweetness gentle, and the raspberries push back just enough to balance it. Whether you treat it as a light dessert or a layered yogurt breakfast, the proportions are forgiving and the whole thing scales up or down without any fuss.

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INGREDIENTS
Whole wheat rusks 6
Greek yogurt 0.6 cup (150 g)
Honey 1 ½ tbsp (30 g)
Hazelnuts 0.4 oz (10 g)
Rice milk 3.5 oz (100 g)
Raspberries 0.7 oz (20 g)
Preparation

How to prepare No-bake yogurt dessert with rusks

To prepare the rusks and yogurt dessert, pour the Greek yogurt and honey into a bowl 1; then stir with a spoon 2 until you obtain a smooth cream. Coarsely chop the hazelnuts 3 and set them aside. 

Pour the rice milk into a shallow dish. Quickly dip the rusks into the milk, one at a time, wetting both sides without soaking them for too long 4. Assemble each dessert using 3 rusks: place the first rusk on the plate 5 and spread some of the honey yogurt on top 6. This quantity yields 2 desserts.

Add a little of the chopped hazelnuts 7. Continue in the same way with the remaining rusks, alternating the layers. Finish with the remaining yogurt, the chopped hazelnuts 8 and the fresh raspberries 9. Your rusks and yogurt dessert is ready to be served.

Storage

It is recommended to prepare and consume the rusks and yogurt dessert immediately, so as to maintain the rusks' texture. Freezing is not recommended.

Tip

For a coffee and chocolate variation, you can dip the rusks in a mix of rice milk and coffee and complete the layers with chopped dark chocolate or chocolate chips.

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