Then you melt the White chocolate, then Semi-sweet chocolate in the microwave for about a min or two at power 5.Then you take a bunch of Oreos and chop them up.Ok, so do you like peanut butter or Nutella? Ish doesn't like Peanut butter, so she used Nutella. I like both so I then divided my white chocolate into two bowls. I added a tablespoon of peanut butter to one bowl, and a tablespoon of nutella to the other. Then I added half the Oreos to the Semi-sweet chocolate. Then I split the rest and added it each bowl of white chocolate. Take a baking sheet and cover it with parchment paper. Drop blobs of the chocolate mixture next to each other.You can see that the chocolate to the left, that is the most white is made with the addition of peanut butter. On the right is the Nutella. Take a knife, and swirl the chocolate together.Pop it in the fridge and wait till hardened. Break into pieces.
Store in an airtight container. I wouldn't know how long it will last because mine were gone long before I had to worry about it!Enjoy.
Chocolate Cookie Bark
Kraft Magazine
Prep Time:
20 min
20 min
Total Time:
1 hr 20 min
1 hr 20 min
Makes:
14 servings, one piece each
14 servings, one piece each
1 pkg. (8 squares,(( or sub. for 16.oz) BAKER'S Semi-Sweet Baking Chocolate
1 pkg. (6 squares,((or sub for 12.oz)) BAKER'S Premium White Baking Chocolate
2 Tbsp. peanut butter (or nutella)
10 OREO Chocolate Sandwich Cookies
PLACE semi-sweet chocolate and white chocolate in separate medium microwaveable bowls. Microwave until completely melted, following directions on package. Add peanut butter to white chocolate (or substitute for Nutella); stir until well blended. Crumble half the cookies over chocolate in each bowl; mix well.
DROP spoonfuls of the chocolate mixtures onto wax paper-covered baking sheet, alternating the colors of the chocolates. Cut through chocolate mixtures several times with knife for marble effect.
REFRIGERATE at least 1 hour or until firm. Break into 14 pieces. Store in airtight container in refrigerator.
22 comments:
Yes,yes Jessy...isn't chocolate great? This looks waay too good, especially with those Oreos. This is a recipe I must try! *smile*
This looks so cool! Love how one minute, it's blobs on wax paper, and the next it's beautiful marble. It looks like it would make a fantastic gift. I'm definitely in the Nutella corner, though! Mmmm.... :)
That chocolate bark looks like art! And it isn't hard to make! My kind of dessert!
This is beautiful!
ooo.. the peanut butter one sounds so sinful yet delightful! This makes a good present too.
I bet this was just delicious!!
Yeah, this was definitely one of my favorite desserts!
Yumyumyum! I'm on of the nutella crowd, though it's hard to go wrong.
You have a great photographic eye!
Hi - thanks for leaving a comment on my blog. Yours is too fun! I agree that chocolate is the BEST! and this looks yummy. I also loved the Twinkies - made me smile.
Your photos are awesome - and I love your dogs. My two would love to play with them! :)
Hey, thanks for stopping by. I like your fun style and way of sharing about your cooking. Hope to stop by again, soon! :)
Thanks for stopping by my "house". Your joy and pleasure for food is palpable. I'm adoring Winnie in the party outfit!
Wow--that looks *really* good! I wonder how it would be with Nutter Butters? ooooh, lots of possibilities...
Yeah that sounds like a great idea!
Yum! I should give this a try. I love anything with oreo in it.
mmmm...i love breakable bites! bark, toffee, brittle, etc. because you can eat as much as you want, right? this looks great!
This cookie bark is beautiful and definitely on our list! We love the nutella addition!
These cookies will make my son the most obedient child on earth.......
Fantastic idea!
That is definetely going on the to-make list! Sounds awesome!
I would never have thought to put Nutella in my bark...clever girl:D
Oh man, you're killing me. These look insane! I like the inclusion of peanut butter! I made dark chocolate cookie bark for my sister this past Christmas using the mini Oreos broken in half.
Even better, however, was what I made for my Dad. I made a dark chocolate gingersnap bark. I broke up store bought gingersnaps and coated them in dark chocolate. What really made them special though, was to sprinkle sea salt on top before the chocolate cools, it adds a wonderful flavor! That was by far the best bark I have ever had.
- The Peanut Butter Boy
Very creative additions; I totally agree with the commentors!
These look great! You've been cooking up a storm since my last visit, your bread turned out awesome too, well done!
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