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The frosting for the cookies is soooooooo good! It has a cream cheese taste with a little peppermint flavor. Sorry, Mom! However, I thought they would be perfect to feature holding some milk to go with the cookies. If you love chocolate and peppermint, then you have got to try these hot cocoa peppermint cookies! They are heavenly! I got the recipe from a friend and everyone in our house says, “Thank you!!” 🙂Īren’t these mugs cute? I borrowed them from my mom when I was still deciding which way to go on my hot cocoa bar. Kimberly~ A Wonderful Thought I Kim~ Everyday Parties IDru~ Polka Dot Poplars Tania~ Little Vintage Cottage I Lauren~ Wonderfully Made I Vanessa~ DIY 180 Valeria~ Val Event Gal I Yami~ The Latina Next Door I Jeannee~ Centsably Creative Terri~ Christmas Tree Lane I Lorrin~ Embrace The Perfect Mess I Cyn~ Creative Cynchronicity Karen~ Dragonfly and Lily Pads I Trisha~ Blowing Away Out West I Sam~ Raggedy Bits Marie~ The Inspiration Vault I Gail~ Purple Hues and Me I Lynne~ My Family Thyme I Love You Crafts I Kelly~ North Country Nest Leanna~ Of Faeries & Fauna I Pam Larmore~ P.S. Jenny~ Cookies Coffee & Crafts I Emily~ Domestic Deadline I Bonbon~ Farmhouse 40

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Once the bark has completely set, for a more rustic look, break it apart with your hands. If you're in a real rush, you can pop it in the freezer for 10 minutes. Once you pour over the melted chocolates onto a parchment-lined baking sheet and sprinkle the bark with candy canes, you just need to refrigerate the bark for 20 minutes, or until it's firm. How long does peppermint bark take to set? You just want to avoid getting water in the bowl-the chocolate will seize! It just means you place a glass bowl on top of some simmering water so that the steam melts the chocolate. Double boiler sounds fancy, but it's not.

Stovetop: The easiest way to melt chocolate chips-especially this many-is using a double boiler on the stovetop.

We're using a lot of chocolate chips here, so you'll want to keep stirring to make sure the ones on the bottom get melted, not burnt. Remove the bowl from the microwave and stir between each increment.

Microwave: Place the chocolate chips or baking pieces in a large heatproof bowl and microwave on low in increments of 30 seconds.

But, this peppermint bark is so easy to make that once you do it, you can't really justify paying for it. Williams-Sonoma is basically famous for theirs at this point, and for good reason-it's delicious. Peppermint bark is a holiday treat made with two types of chocolate-either semisweet or dark and white-and chopped candy canes. With bark this easy and delicious, the whole neighborhood will be begging for a piece. It's the easiest holiday treat that doubles as a perfect homemade holiday gift for family, friends, neighbors or co-workers. Luckily for you, you can make a batch in 10 minutes flat. Peppermint bark is the Christmas candy we can't wait to get our hands on every holiday season.