Raspberry Rose Chocolate Bark
5.0 · 5 ratingsThis chocolate bark makes for a beautiful handmade gift. The confetti-like toppings on the chocolate make this a delicious and beautiful gift for Valentine's Day, an anniversary, or any other special event!
- Total: 1 hr + 20 min
- Prep: 13 min
- Cook: 7 min
- Cool: 1 hr
Ingredients
servings
25g per serving
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3 Tbsp (23g)unsalted roasted pistachios, minced
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¼ cup (6g)freeze-dried raspberries, minced
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2 Tbsp (10g)unsweetened toasted coconut flakes
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2 Tbsp (25g)candied pineapple pieces
Directions
- Prepare and have at-the-ready your desired toppings: the pistachios, dried raspberries, coconut flakes, hemp seeds, candied pineapple, and rose petals. Line a baking tray with parchment paper.
- Fill a saucepan one-quarter full with water, and bring to a gentle boil. Place a large heat-safe bowl on top of the pan and add the chocolate. The heat from the bowl will melt the chocolate. Stir throughout.
- Once melted, remove the bowl from the stove (be careful as the bowl will be hot). Pour the melted chocolate onto the baking tray.
- Use the back of a rubber spatula to spread the chocolate out into a thin layer, about ½ cm thick.
- Sprinkle over top all of the toppings. Then use the back of a spoon to gently press down the pieces into the chocolate. Place the chocolate bark in the fridge for at least 1 hour to harden.
- Once solid, let slightly soften at room temperature for a minute before cutting to avoid it snapping in other places. Cut into your desired shapes and sizes. Enjoy!
Notes
- †We use 50 - 60% cocoa chocolate for a balanced sweetness. Darker varieties (70%+) can make the result too bitter.
Storage
- Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.
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Raspberry Rose Chocolate Bark
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I made this gorgeous bark 😋😍 and we all loved it so much, it did NOT make it a week in the fridge, darling! 😆
A friend saw my photo about it and loved it, so I found out her favourite chocolate is white... and her birthday is coming up in February... I will do the same but with white chocolate, then I will get for her a mason glass container to store and will dress it pretty 😍 In my mind it is already done, so I am very excited!!
There are many ways to show love, I tend to make something sweet, pretty and that is full of all she loves 🥰
Thank you for being part of such beautiful moments in life 🤗😊
Thanks to your recipes I am able t build a new, healthy relationship with food <3
Cannot wait to make this! Thank you, Sadia
I make it with my daughter regularly and we mix the toppings/try different ones. It’s so much fun doing it together and it’s a delicious/ healthy treat for us. We also make one to gift away for bday/Christmas/easter!
This was fun to make with my son and great for gifts.
hey! can you show us how to save seized chlorate? I am horrible in the kitchen and couldn't melt the chocolate. I want to save the chocolate.