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Recipe by becky
An easy peppermint bark recipe with Oreos, dark and white chocolate, and peppermint oil. The best Christmas peppermint bark recipe for using up leftover candy canes!
225 grams good-quality white chocolate (8 ounces; 2 4-ounce bars)
225 grams good-quality dark chocolate (8 ounces; 2 4-ounce bars)
140 grams candy canes or starlight mints, unwrapped and crushed (6-7 standard candy canes; about 3/4 cup crushed peppermint)
115 grams Oreo cookies, crushed (about 10 single-stuffed Oreos)
1-2 drops natural peppermint oil
Line a quarter sheet tray with parchment or a silicone baking mat. Set aside.
In a bain marie or double boiler, melt dark chocolate over low heat, stirring gently, until completely melted. Remove from heat.

With a flexible rubber spatula, spread melted chocolate on prepared tray. Allow to set.*


In a bain marie or double boiler, melt white chocolate over low heat, stirring gently, until completely melted. Stir in the peppermint oil and half of the candy canes and Oreos.

With a flexible rubber spatula, spread white chocolate over dark chocolate, distributing evenly across the entire surface. Don’t worry if you see a few swirls of dark chocolate peeking through.

Sprinkle with remaining candy canes and Oreos.

Allow to sit, uncovered, at room temperature until chocolate sets.**

Peel away the silicone mat. Transfer to a large cutting board. With a sharp chef’s knife cut the slab into smaller pieces.

Store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 2 weeks.

*I sometimes temper my chocolate so it sets quickly. If you skip the tempering, it might take 30-60 minutes for the chocolate to set at room temperature. Refrigerate briefly to speed up the process.
**Depending on the temperature in your kitchen, this may take a few hours. I don’t recommend refrigerating the finished bark unless absolutely necessary. Moisture from the fridge make the candy canes sticky and cause the red stripes to bleed.
Find it online: https://bastecutfold.com/easy-peppermint-bark-recipe/

