White Chocolate & Peppermint Candy

[Ali]

1 bag white chocolate chips
Hard peppermint candy, crushed

Melt the chips in a heavy pot on low heat. Stir frequently. When melted, add the crushed candy. Pour into a non-stick pan or on wax paper. Put in freezer for about 5-10 minutes until hardened. Break into pieces and enjoy!

The amount of peppermint candy used is optional. If you like more crunch and more peppermint flavor, add more candy.

 

[JoAnn L.]

Sounds very good . Thanks.

 

[Constance]

Ali, we call that Peppermint Bark...I made some for Christmas, and we love it! My recipe is a bit different, calls for the blocks of white chocolate instead of chips. I put in a few drops of peppermint extract, too.

 

[pdswife]

I made some for X-mas too. WONDERFUL!

 

[QSis]

I was given some for Christmas.

Not to look gift candy in the mouth, but I would have much rather had almonds in the white chocolate than the candy canes.

Lee

 

[aguynamedrobert]

Did you use real white chocolate or white chocolate coating or compound?

Robert
Chocolate Guild :: The Chocolate Connoisseur's Home Base

 

[Ali]

Sounds very good . Thanks.

You're quite welcome!

 

[Ali]

Ali, we call that Peppermint Bark...I made some for Christmas, and we love it! My recipe is a bit different, calls for the blocks of white chocolate instead of chips. I put in a few drops of peppermint extract, too.

I've heard it called Peppermint Bark, also. Your recipe sounds great. I guess there are a lot of variations that could be experimented with.

 

[Ali]

I was given some for Christmas.

Not to look gift candy in the mouth, but I would have much rather had almonds in the white chocolate than the candy canes.

Lee

Almonds would be a great option.

 

[Ali]

Did you use real white chocolate or white chocolate coating or compound?

Robert
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I used Nestle's white chocolate chips.

 

[Constance]

I used Baker's white chocolate squares.