Peppermint Bark

I just made this, and it was delicious! Instead of using a cookie sheet, I used a silicone candy mold (an 11.5 oz bag of white chocolate made 24 pieces of bark). I just sprinkled some peppermint in the mold and then put the melted chocolate mixture in - they looked really nice. If you're going to use a metal mini muffin pan, make sure you use liners. The candy didn't release very well (had to sit the pan in some hot water for a few seconds).

I mad this the year it came out in your magazine and it was great.. this year i made it and it seemed to change once i added the flavoring... not sure why... but i also use the extract...i amso make cherry bark and tried chocolate cherry this yeasr aswell. i like using bob's origonal cherry flavored cany canes.

I have made this recipe ever since it appeared int he MSL magazine one year at Christmas time. I follow the directions and use the peppermint oil (which can usually be found in a health food store or cook shop). It is a crowd pleaser and have even brought it to Superbowl parties for the sweet table as it is not a heavy dessert :)

Made 2 batches last night with modifications. I used white chocolate morsels and mint extract, plus the 12 candy canes in the original recipe. Melted the morsels in the microwave for 2 minutes. Followed the rest of the instructions and am SUPER IMPRESSED! SOOooooo good! Much easier and quicker to melt in the microwave too and just as good, I'd imagine. I'm running out to get the ingredients for 2 more batches now!! Thanks, Martha!

There's a much easier way to make this. Just spread white melting choc in a single layer in lined jelly roll pan. Melt in low temp oven. Sprinkle with crushed peppermints. Place in refrigerator to harden. I've also used crushed sour lemon balls. Yumm!

I love this recipe!!!! I think i'm gonna make this for our christmas party we have every year.

This is SUCH a crowd pleaser. I included this on my gift baskets and they loved it! My boss actually ate all his gift in the two days it took to get it back home to his wife :) I, too, used peppermint extract and it was great. Also, might be just me, but I have better luck melting chocolate in the microwave... still just as mixable/stirable.

I actually used dark chocolate instead of white chocolate, and used mint extract, and used peppermint baking chips, (that's what I had in my panty at the moment). It was so delicious! After failing at fudge and shortbread just before making this, it was such a relief to hit upon this fail-proof recipe. Be careful that you keep water out of the chocolate! As I put this outside to chill, (the fridge was full), some snow dumped into an edge, ruining that bit. So good, and so festive!

I LOVE this recipe! I made it for the first time ( I used peppermint extract because I could not find peppermint oil) and put it in tins and distributed them to my friends...they were so impressed! Little did they know how easy it was to make. It is a great, delicious and most of all, easy recipe. I will definitely make this again!

This is always a big hit and is already a holday tradition to make. The last batch I made I tried melting the chocolate in the microwave in 30 second increments and it worked just as well. I have also used the extract every time and it is great.

I realized this recipe called for peppermint oil after I had already purchased the extract. I noticed a recipe for bark on the back of the extract box, and it was virtually the same. I used that recipe (with the extract) and it turned out tasty and beautiful!

We gave this as gifts this year, it turned out great! I didn't realize until after I had made it that it called for peppermint oil rather than extract, and I had used extract, but it was delicious.

For a special holiday treat, add a lightly crushed layer of Peppermint Bark over homemade chocolate fudge - yum! Lovely traditional gift with a fresh twist.