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How To Make White Chocolate Cranberry Pistachio Bark (with Hallmark Magazine)

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The rules for making candy bark are so simple you barely need a recipe.
Added November 27, 2008

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You Will Need

1 c. coarsely chopped pistachios
1 c. dried cranberries
3 c. white chocolate chips
A pot of water
A baking sheet
Aluminum foil
Bowls
A spatula
Dark chocolate
Dried cherries
Peanuts

Step 1.
Heat water

Heat the water until it’s hot but not boiling.
Step 2.
Line baking sheet

Line the baking sheet with aluminum foil.
Step 3.
Mix pistachios and cranberries

In a bowl, combine pistachios and cranberries.
You can substitute dark chocolate for white chocolate, dried cherries for cranberries, or peanuts for pistachios.
Step 4.
Melt chocolate chips

Set another bowl over the pot of water, and pour the chocolate chips into it. Stir them constantly until they’re melted.
Step 5.
Stir in mixture

Remove the bowl from the heat and stir in half of the pistachio and cranberry mixture.
Step 6.
Spread the bark

Spread the mixture evenly over the baking sheet.
Step 7.
Sprinkle reserve over bark

Sprinkle the rest of the pistachios and cranberries over the chocolate. Use a spatula to gently press them in.
Step 8.
Refrigerate

Chill the baking sheet in the fridge for at least 30 minutes, or until the bark hardens completely.
Step 9.
Break the bark

Take the finished bark out, and break the hardened chocolate into uneven pieces.
Step 10.
Place in tin

Find a pretty vintage tin to fill with your freshly made candy, turning it into the perfect gift for any occasion. For more candy recipes, visit HallmarkMagazine.com.
Queen Victoria is said to have waited a year to eat a fruitcake she received for her birthday because she felt it showed restraint, moderation, and good taste.

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This is an excellent video. It makes the process for candy making look extremely simple and intices me into having to get up and make some of this delicious looking candy myself. Absolutely fabulous idea for Christmas gifts!!!!!!! Great job!!!!!

Reply 7 months ago by monmere