Peppermint Bark
2017-11-30 09:48:33
Peppermint Bark is absolutely one of my favorite things to eat during the holidays. I have made it every year for about 5 years now. Believe it or not I have friends that ask when it is coming - meaning when am I delivering it. One year I made it for my clients. Talk about being up to your neck in bark! Literally! Well I still make it but not on that level. I have experimented with it and as I do with everything and found this is recipe makes the best bark. It is easy and affordable - well if you don't make it for 50 gifts! Happy Holidays - Cecelia
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Ingredients
- 4 cups Dark chocolate wafers
- 4 cups White chocolate wafers
- 4 - 6 drops Peppermint oil (food grade)
- Peppermint sticks (crushed into tiny pieces)
Instructions
- Lightly oil your cookie sheet and then wipe with a paper towel until only a small film of oil remains.
- Melt wafers in Pyrex container, heat on high in 45 second increments until dark chocolate is melted, 2 - 3 times depending on the strength of your microwave.
- After chocolate is melted pour 2 -3 peppermint oil into dark chocolate.
- Mix until fully blended.
- Pour melted chocolate onto cookie sheet, and cool until it is set firmly, about 15 - 30 minutes.
- After first layer is fully cooled, melt white chocolate in microwave until melted. (repeat steps above)
- White chocolate will become slight stiff if overheated.
- If it seems stiff let cool slightly and it will become runny.
- Mix crumbs about 1/2 of the crushed peppermint into white chocolate and pour over dark chocolate in cookie sheet.
- Quickly spread the white chocolate mixture over the dark until it is covered entirely.
- Sprinkle the peppermint crumbs over entire cookie sheet, letting it set until firm
- (30 minutes or more.)
- When set, turn cookie sheet over; the entire bark should easily release.
- Break into bite size pieces and serve or package for gift giving.
Notes
- Suggestion: use a good quality chocolate for best results. Your local cake shop should sell them in bulk, and the peppermint oil as well.
Cecelia's Good Stuff https://ceceliasgoodstuff.com/
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