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A bark for all seasons. Caramel, chocolate and sea salt are the perfect combination in this deliciously sinful combo.
Rip off a piece of wax paper and cover a cookie sheet. (Hint: if you take a damp sponge and wipe it on the cookie sheet before you put the wax paper on it, the wax paper will stick and not move around when you go to spread the chocolate.)
In a microwave safe bowl, microwave the caramel bits with 2 tablespoons water for 2 minutes. Then stir and microwave for additional 30 second intervals till fully melted.
Place both packages of chocolate chips in the top of a double boiler (with simmering water in the bottom) and stir until melted and glossy.
Spread the melted chocolate with a spatula on the wax paper, making sure the chocolate goes all the way to the edges. Then take dollops of the caramel and place it on the chocolate. Then take your spatula and swirl it into the chocolate creating swirled ribbons. Once this is done sprinkle the salt onto the top. Don’t be stingy with the salt.
Place your cookie sheet in the freezer for about 15 minutes. Then take it out and break the bark into pieces and pull apart from the wax paper. I turn it over when attached to the wax paper and and hit it with my meat mallet to break it apart.
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Michel M on 12.15.2015
I attempted to post a comment but can’t see it, unsure if this is because it has to be approved first, but I am trying again just in case. What size cookie sheet did you use for this recipe? Did it have raised edges? Could chocolate be melted in microwave if someone doesn’t have a double boiler? Thanks.
Michel M on 12.15.2015
This seems a fairly easy recipe but I do have a few questions. Directions say to use a cookie sheet, and I assume one w edges vs flat, but is there a specific size for this recipe since it says to get the chocolate to the edges? 9×13? Also, if I do not have a double boiler, can I still use the microwave method for the chocolate as I have in other recipes? Thanks in advance!