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Anyone have good Christmas recipes they want to share??? Dinner items, sweet treats, edible gifts?
Here's one of my favorites:
Christmas Bark
Ingredients:
* 1 cup candy canes, crushed (peppermint works best)
* 2 pounds white chocolate (I find the wafers work best but blocks of chocolate too but cut it up first)
* 1 dash Peppermint flavoring *optional*
Directions:
* Place candy canes in a plastic bag and use rolling pin (or something heavy) into 1/4-inch chunks or smaller.
* Melt the chocolate in a double boiler.
* Combine candy cane chunks with chocolate. If using the peppermint flavoring add at this point too.
* Pour mixture onto a cookie sheet layered with parchment or waxed paper.
* Place in the refridgerator for 45 minutes or until firm.
* Remove from cookie sheet and break into pieces. (Similiar to peanut brittle)
* Enjoy!
I make this every year and everyone just loves it. You can use milk or dark chocolate as well and it works great. My favorite is to use the white and milk both. To use two types melt the chocolate separately (1 pound of each) and then swirl them around on the cookie sheet to get a marbling effect. I usually make some of each kind and stick them in bags and give them as gifts to family.
Hope you enjoy!
Here's one of my favorites:
Christmas Bark
Ingredients:
* 1 cup candy canes, crushed (peppermint works best)
* 2 pounds white chocolate (I find the wafers work best but blocks of chocolate too but cut it up first)
* 1 dash Peppermint flavoring *optional*
Directions:
* Place candy canes in a plastic bag and use rolling pin (or something heavy) into 1/4-inch chunks or smaller.
* Melt the chocolate in a double boiler.
* Combine candy cane chunks with chocolate. If using the peppermint flavoring add at this point too.
* Pour mixture onto a cookie sheet layered with parchment or waxed paper.
* Place in the refridgerator for 45 minutes or until firm.
* Remove from cookie sheet and break into pieces. (Similiar to peanut brittle)
* Enjoy!
I make this every year and everyone just loves it. You can use milk or dark chocolate as well and it works great. My favorite is to use the white and milk both. To use two types melt the chocolate separately (1 pound of each) and then swirl them around on the cookie sheet to get a marbling effect. I usually make some of each kind and stick them in bags and give them as gifts to family.
Hope you enjoy!