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Small Batch Chocolate Bark thats perfect for Valentines – decorate with whatever you please for a cute & tasty gift for your loved one!

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Its obvious that I like Bark… Chocolate Bark is one of those treats that is super fun to make with your family & kids, make with friends, or make for little Home-Made Gifts for friends & family! It is always a MASSIVE hit with my boyfriend as he loves all thing sweets and chocolate, so this led me to this recipe – I wanted to make a smaller batch Bark than my other recipes, so you guys can make it for your girlfriends/boyfriends/partners etc and not have to spend so much!

I made it quite cutesy so that it would fit with the theme, and as much as its not very manly… it suits the theme, and still tastes DELICIOUS. I package mine into little decorated bags for my gifts, or chocolate boxes that you can buy online – but for my boyfriend, I just give all of it to him in a box and hope he saves me some.

You can obviously use whatever chocolates you want, or even what sweets you want, but I feel the white chocolate is the best to change colour, and looks best for valentines! This recipe honestly is utterly delicious, like my Chocolate BarkHalloween BarkChristmas Bark I am addicted to it – so enjoy, I know you will be too!

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This makes a 8X8 Inch Tray – 10 shards approx. 

Ingredients

– 300g White Chocolate
– Red/Pink Food Colouring
– 25g Mini Marshmallows
– Red & Pink Smarties
– Freeze Dried Raspberries
– Any other Pink/Red Sweets

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Method

1) Line the 8″ Tray with parchment paper (You can just use the bottom of a cake tin as long as you line it correctly) – leave to the side.

2) Prep what sweets/Chocolate’s are going on your Bark – I crushed some of my Smarties, and weighed up the rest of my sweets ready.

3) Melt the White Chocolate in the Microwave on short bursts or over a Double Boiler until smooth and fully melted. Take away a 3rd of the melted chocolate and mix in the pink/red food colouring.

4) Pour the Normal White Chocolate into the tray and spread so its even and about 1cm thick – drizzle the Dyed Pink/Red White Chocolate over the top and using the end of a Cake Tester (or whatever you want) swirl the two types of chocolate together to make a Marble Pattern!

5) Sprinkle over your decorations and leave to set – I tend to do this in the fridge as I am impatient and want it quicker soooo…

6) Cut/Break into shards and enjoy!

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Tips and Ideas

This lovely little treat will last for up to one month in the fridge, in an airtight container. You can obviously use whatever sweets & chocolates that you fancy, but these are my personal favourites for a Valentines Theme!

You can make a larger batch for the whole family by using up to 650g on a 9×13″ Tray and using more sweets – but this is designed to be a smaller batch for loved ones!

ENJOY!

Find my other Sweets, Bark and Valentines Recipes on my Recipes Page!

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J x

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7 Comments

  1. C on February 14, 2022 at 1:02 pm

    I had to skip the food colouring out, because 1 drop turned my melted chocolate into a mushy/fudgy consistency / What did I do wrong?! X

    • Jane's Patisserie on February 15, 2022 at 3:32 pm

      Hiya! Take a look at my food colourings blog post – I list and link my favourite colours for colouring chocolate! Hope this helps! x



  2. Kat on December 29, 2019 at 8:21 am

    What brand/kind of food colouring do you use for the white chocolate? Thank you xx

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  4. rabbitandroo on February 12, 2016 at 9:57 am

    I love this it’s so pretty! (I’ve had to make a Jane’s recipe’s folder to keep all your emails because there are so many I want to try 🙂 ) x

    • Jane's Patisserie on February 12, 2016 at 11:12 am

      Thank you so much! 🙂 Haha sorry about that 😉 x



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