Blood Orange Chocolate Bark with Almonds and Sea Salt
Blood Orange Chocolate Bark with Almonds and Sea Salt
Rated 5.0 stars by 2 users
Author:
Olivelle
Servings
6
Prep Time
15 minutes
Cook Time
10 minutes
Craving something sweet and fancy? This Blood Orange Chocolate Bark is your answer! The rich dark chocolate pairs perfectly with the zingy blood orange, crunchy almonds, and a sprinkle of Vanilla Bean Sea Salt for that perfect sweet-salty balance. Wrap it up as a gift or keep it all to yourself but either way, it’s a treat that will be loved!
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Ingredients
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6 oz White Chocolate Chips
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11.5 oz Extra Dark Chocolate
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1 Tbsp Blood Orange Infused Olive Oil
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½ cup Almonds, chopped
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Vanilla Bean Infused Sea Salt, to finish
Directions
Prepare 1 baking sheet by lining with a piece of parchment paper.
Fill a large pot half full with water. Place the white chocolate chips in one mason jar and the dark chocolate chips in a second along with the Blood Orange Olive Oil. Set the mason jars in the pot of water so they can melt, stirring occasionally.
Once the dark chocolate is melted, add the chopped almonds and stir. Pour evenly on the prepared baking sheet.
Drizzle the melted white chocolate atop the dark chocolate in a decorative pattern. Finish with an even sprinkling of vanilla bean sea salt.
Set aside to cool or refrigerate if in a hurry. Once cool, break into pieces and enjoy!
3 comments
Olivelle
Jean,
The mason jars are used like a double boiler system so you can melt both chocolates at the same time and don’t need to use two pots or cook two batches and then have the chocolate harden up before you can swirl them together. You can absolutely use the microwave to melt the chocolate if that’s easier for you! With a double boiler the addition of olive oil isn’t necessary- in this recipe its adds the blood orange flavor and some more creaminess, but if you’re struggling with melting the chocolate it may have just gotten too hot and seized up. Try lowering the heat on the water to a more gentle simmer than a roaring boil. I hope these tips helped!
Jean,
The mason jars are used like a double boiler system so you can melt both chocolates at the same time and don’t need to use two pots or cook two batches and then have the chocolate harden up before you can swirl them together. You can absolutely use the microwave to melt the chocolate if that’s easier for you! With a double boiler the addition of olive oil isn’t necessary- in this recipe its adds the blood orange flavor and some more creaminess, but if you’re struggling with melting the chocolate it may have just gotten too hot and seized up. Try lowering the heat on the water to a more gentle simmer than a roaring boil. I hope these tips helped!
Jean
Regardless of how easy this recipe appeared, I had issues. The way the recipe reads, it looks like I should only add 1 tblsp of the blood orange oil to the dark chocolate and nothing to the white chocolate. The dark came out great, but the white would not melt down properly. Was I suppose to add some of the oil to the white as well? I ended up just melting more in the microwave and then it came out great. Also, not sure why you said to put in mason jars in water. I think the microwave works way better and a lot less mess and waste.
Regardless of how easy this recipe appeared, I had issues. The way the recipe reads, it looks like I should only add 1 tblsp of the blood orange oil to the dark chocolate and nothing to the white chocolate. The dark came out great, but the white would not melt down properly. Was I suppose to add some of the oil to the white as well? I ended up just melting more in the microwave and then it came out great. Also, not sure why you said to put in mason jars in water. I think the microwave works way better and a lot less mess and waste.
Nate Sunday
A big hit in the store!
A big hit in the store!