Issue 38

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TWO-TONE BARK If you love bark, but not the asymmetrical look, this square two-tone version may just be the right one for you!

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Match your color scheme: use any color crushed candy or dried fruits to complement your look.

7 oz. dark chocolate 12 oz. white chocolate Craisins Roasted, salted almonds, chopped by hand to desired size - or use roasted slivered almonds 1. Melt the dark chocolate in a double boiler and spread onto a 9x13 flat tray, either foam or plastic. (This can also be done in a 9x13 pan, but is a lot easier in a flat tray.) 2. Place in freezer to allow to set. 3. Melt white chocolate in a double boiler, and spread over the dark layer, working quickly. 4. Scatter the toppings over the white chocolate, and using a spatula press into the chocolate to make sure it sets. 5. Cut with a knife into neat squares. If you are having a hard time, dip the knife into very hot water, dry and cut bark immediately.

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If you’re preparing this recipe in larger quantity do not do everything at once, as the chocolate will set before you have a chance to put all topping on. ___ For the most professional results, use a very high-quality chocolate. Premium white and dark chocolate can be purchased at exclusive bake supply shops.


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