Showing posts with label chocolate bark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chocolate bark. Show all posts

Friday, March 9, 2018

St. Patricks Day Treat (Chocolate Bark part 2)



  T- minus 8 days till St. Patrick's Day.  Whether your Irish or not its a holiday to have fun with.  Wearing green more then usual or if for the first time this year, a special dinner of Corned Beef and Cabbage or looking for the pot of gold or a leprechaun!  I try to have a little extra special fun with the kids!

  Today we started out with bark.  Last year I bought gold sprinkles and spray and  made bark. See last years bark here

The ingredients are simple!


White melting chocolate
Green melting chocolate
Sprinkles
Chocolate pieces

  Lucky, for me I had quality control next to me in order to ensure everything was done correctly.
 
  With any bark it's the same steps.  Melt the chocolate first. For this process I use the double boiler method. Water boiling on the bottom, chocolate melting in a bowl on top.


I melted the white first and then the green.


Swirled the two colors together.

Next it was all about the sprinkles.


Green!


Gold!


Chocolate pieces!

After the sprinkles are all added to the bark it goes in the refrigerator for a few minutes to set.


So let the green fun begin.  Happy St. Patrick's Day!  Do you enjoy the Irish festivities?

Thursday, March 16, 2017

St.Patrick's Day Bark



  In keeping with the theme of the upcoming holiday.  I made a fee treats for the kids.  One treat was chocolate bark.  The kids have voiced their appreciation for it in the past and I wanted to make it festive.

  I purchased:
  White candy melts
   Green candy melts
   Wilton Gold Spray and Sprinkles
  Sixlets in white

I melted the whole bag of chocolate and about 6 green candy melts.  I sprayed it out on a cookie sheet and swirled the colors on the tray more.


  I sprinkled the gold sprinkles, added the Sixlet candies and sprayed the gold spray randomly on the chocolate.


  I like the color of the gold. I have never used spray before but you can see the shimmer and it's kind of pretty.

  I sat it in the fridge for about 15 minutes and broke up the pieces.


  The kids liked it and it made a nice treat for an afternoon snack.

  Happy St. Patrick's Day!