Today I decided to get back to my cooking mode. However, I am not going to exhaust myself
today. A little kitchen pottering will
do.
Mark informed me this week that turkeys were on sale at the
grocery store, so of course we picked one up and I figured I would make
“proper” Sunday dinner for us this Sunday. (No freezer space to store it
either!) And of course, I wanted to make my first brined turkey, but I have
absolutely nothing big enough to do my brinning process in. Regular turkey it is! It is so frustrating
being a foodie without certain tools some days.
My hand mixer, which I bought for 9 dollars, is on the fritz, deciding
it doesn’t like to mix pound cake batter.
Oh, thats life, isn’t it? But I
guess I shouldn’t complain about a 9 dollar hand mixer, should I?
Anyway! Now onto the
best part, here is my recipe for double chocolate candy cane bark.
For delicious double chocolate candy cane bark, you will
need:
1 package semi-sweet or dark chocolate chips (300g)
same amount of white chocolate
12-13 small or a few large candy canes, bashed into small pieces
same amount of white chocolate
12-13 small or a few large candy canes, bashed into small pieces
Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper.
On super low heat, melt the dark chocolate chips.
Once chocolate is melted and smooth, spread an even coat over the parchment paper.
Let cool 30 minutes in the fridge.
Once it Is time to remove the dark stuff from the fridge, start melting the white chocolate.
Spread the creamy, white chocolate over the dark chocolate and sprinkle with your candy cane bits.
Refrigerate for 1 hour or so.
Break into bark like chunks.
You can store this in baggies and store in the fridge until you need it, or put into tins to snack on.
On super low heat, melt the dark chocolate chips.
Once chocolate is melted and smooth, spread an even coat over the parchment paper.
Let cool 30 minutes in the fridge.
Once it Is time to remove the dark stuff from the fridge, start melting the white chocolate.
Spread the creamy, white chocolate over the dark chocolate and sprinkle with your candy cane bits.
Refrigerate for 1 hour or so.
Break into bark like chunks.
You can store this in baggies and store in the fridge until you need it, or put into tins to snack on.
I hope you all like this yummy treat! It makes great gifts too!
Here are some pictures of my turkey supper as well:
I hope everyone had a delicious supper too!
Until next time,
Jacqueline
They both look awesome, Jacqueline! Thanks for sharing! :)
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