Easter egg bark recipe

Easter egg bark

Make this stunning chocolate bark for an Easter treat with a difference. Made with swirls of milk and white chocolate and topped with pastel-coloured chocolate eggs and mini mallow bunnies and chicks, it makes a lovely edible gift or indulgent snack. Just snap off a piece off and enjoy!

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  • Serves 10
  • 30 mins to make, plus setting
  • 290 calories / serving

    Ingredients

    • 3 x 150g bars milk chocolate, broken into chunks
    • butter, for greasing
    • 50g white chocolate, broken into chunks
    • 1 x 90g pack micro eggs or Mini Eggs
    • handful Easter bunnies & chicks mallow mix

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    Each serving contains

    Energy
    1325kJ 290.0kcal
    15%
    Fat
    18g
    high26%
    Saturates
    11g
    high55%
    Salt
    0.1g
    low2%
    Sugars
    35g
    high39%

    of the Reference intake

    Carbohydrate 35.9gProtein 4.3gFibre 1.2g

    Method

    1. Put the milk chocolate pieces into a heatproof bowl. Bring a pan of water to the boil and set the bowl on top, making sure the water doesn’t touch the bottom of the bowl. Leave the chocolate to melt, stirring occasionally.
    2. Meanwhile, grease a tin about 20cm x 26cm and line with nonstick baking paper or cling-film. Once the milk chocolate has melted completely, pour into the prepared tin and spread out to the edges. (If you don’t have a tin the right size, then lay a piece of nonstick baking paper on a baking tray and just spread the chocolate out to around the same size.)
    3. Clean the bowl, then add the white chocolate pieces and set over the pan of boiling water to melt. Once melted, drizzle over the milk chocolate and use a cocktail stick or skewer to swirl the milk and white chocolate together.
    4. Bash the bag of micro eggs on one side to crush some of the eggs, then sprinkle the whole and crushed eggs over the swirled chocolate. Push in some marshmallow bunnies and chicks. Leave in a cool place to set, before breaking up into pieces.

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