St. Patrick’s Day Bark (also known as leprechaun bark) is a festive St. Patrick’s Day dessert recipe made with chocolates and rainbow toppings. Share these green chocolate covered pretzel sticks at a St. Patrick’s Day pot luck or enjoy them just because.
Related: St. Patrick’s Day, St. Patrick’s Pretzels
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Table of Contents: St. Patrick’s Day Bark
St. Patrick’s Day Bark: Ingredients
- Dark chocolate candy melts
- White chocolate candy melts
- Green chocolate candy melts
- St. Patrick’s Day sprinkles
- Rainbow nonpareils
- Gold sugar crystals
- Skittles
St. Patrick’s Day Bark: Equipment
The following equipment is needed to make St. Patrick’s Day Chocolate Bark:
How To Make St. Patrick’s Day Bark
There are four main steps to making chocolate. For more detailed instructions, check out the recipe card below.
- Melt the dark, white, and green chocolate.
- Pour the melted dark chocolate on parchment paper.
- Drizzle with white and green melted chocolate.
- Add your favorite St. Patrick’s Day toppings.
- Break the hardened chocolate into small pieces using a knife or your hands.
St. Patrick’s Day Bark: Recipe Notes
- Store chocolate bark in an air-tight container at room temperature for up to three weeks.
- Other bark topping ideas include mint M&Ms, rainbow airhead, Oreos, and Andes chocolate mints.
- Using these same ingredients (plus pretzel rods), you can quickly and easily make St. Patrick’s Day pretzels too!
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St. Patrick's Day Bark
Equipment
- Microwave-safe mixing bowls
- Parchment paper
- Spoons
Ingredients
Chocolate
- Dark chocolate candy melts
- White chocolate candy melts
- Green chocolate candy melts
Toppings
- St. Patrick's Day sprinkles
- Rainbow nonpareils
- Gold sugar crystals
- Skittles
Instructions
- Melt each of the chocolate candy melts in a separate microwave-safe bowl according to the package instructions, or follow these guidelines:-- Microwave on high for 30 seconds, then stir thoroughly.-- Microwave on high for 30 seconds, then stir thoroughly.-- Continue microwaving in 15 to 30-second intervals, stirring thoroughly, until all the chocolate has just about melted.The remaining few pieces should melt on their own (this is a good way to ensure you don’t burn the chocolate).
- Pour the melted dark chocolate onto the parchment paper. Smooth the chocolate to reach 1/8 inch thinkness.
- Drizzle the melted white chocolate over the dark chocolate.
- Drizzle the melted green chocolate over the dark chocolate.
- Top with St. Patrick's Sprinkles, rainbow nonpareils, gold sugar crystals, and skittles before the chocolate hardens.
- Once the chocolate has hardened, break into individual pieces.
Notes
- Store chocolate bark in an air-tight container at room temperature for up to three weeks.
- Other bark topping ideas include mint M&Ms, rainbow airhead, Oreos, and Andes chocolate mints.
- Using these same ingredients (plus pretzel rods), you can quickly and easily make St. Patrick's Day pretzels too!
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This is absolutely perfect for what I need. I was thinking you had to freeze it but this you don’t! Fantastic! I think I will do a spring theme but add pretzels for that salty sweet snack. Thanks for sharing this and the video!
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