Dec 23, 2015 in uncategorized, almond, candy, chocolate, dark chocolate, easy, epicurious, no fuss recipe, sweets. Read the original on: Lemons for Lulu
This dark chocolate bark recipe has sweet swirls of caramel and lots of lightly salted almonds! Â It is the perfect salty/sweet treat!
Thank you to Blue Diamond Almonds for sponsoring this post and allowing me to share this original recipe.
Two more days until Christmas! Â My kids say this in an excited voice while my voice is riddled with panic! Â I'm not ready. Â I have a whole lot of wrapping to do but cannot find a kid-free time to do the wrapping. Â I have a house to clean, a menu to plan, then I have to go buy the food on the menu, laundry to finish, cookies to bake and lastly, I need to figure out if there are any last minute gifts to buy. Â There are ALWAYS last minute gifts to buy!
I'm terrible about last minute gifts.  Each year I think I'm doing good then all of the sudden I find myself scrambling.  I'm either buying one more gift for the kids because gifts aren't even, or I forgot to get a little something for the mailman who tirelessly delivers my gifts to the door. Or perhaps there is a coach, a friend, a neighbor or a co-worker who deserves a little gift this time of year.  You know, a little gift just to say thank you.  When you are this last minute, homemade gifts come in handy!
One of my favorite, simple homemade gifts to make is chocolate bark. Â In comes together quickly and can be made with almost anything you have on hand. Â I've made Samoa cookie bark with shortbread cookies and coconut; bark made with sugar cookies, chocolate bark with M & M's and peppermint patty chocolate bark. Â All these recipes have different ingredients, but the basic method is the same.
This dark chocolate bark starts with, well dark chocolate that is melted until smooth then spread into a thin layer on a baking sheet.  I melted caramels and swirled those into the dark chocolate then delicately pressed Lightly Salted Blue Diamond Almonds into the bark.  After an hour in the fridge, the bark is ready to break into pieces, packed into tins and passed out as gifts!
Anyone would be happy to receive this dark chocolate bark recipe as a gift, whether it's last minute or not!
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