Easter Egg Bark
An easy 2 Ingredient Easter Egg Bark recipe! Delicious, simple and great for gift giving! Use your favourite Easter Candy.
Can you believe that Easter is only a few weeks away? Where did the time go? My brain is still stuck in February, but that’s likely to do with the fact that we are buried in snow and grey skies! It’s hard to picture pretty greenery, flowers, fluffy chicks and sandals when you still need winter boots and down coats!
But holidays come, no matter the weather, so it’s time for me to embrace Easter! I actually really really love Easter…everything about it! I love the excuse for me to make everything colourful and pretty inside, and I love the excuse to make delicious treats, and share them with you! So I did. I made you a treat. A 2 Ingredient Easter Egg Bark.
Simple and Pretty!
All you need to make this Easter Egg bark is white chocolate and your favourite Easter candy. The chocolate is melted down, then candy is placed on the top. Then you let the chocolate cool, and crack it into pieces to enjoy. It really doesn’t get any easier that that. It’s a great recipe to try together with kids!
Perfect for gift giving!
This easy Easter Egg Bark would make for a perfect Easter dessert or hostess gift! It’s so pretty and chocolatey and chewy!
Easter Egg Bark Recipe Tips:
- Chocolate: You can use white chocolate baking chips or white chocolate candy discs.
- Candy Toppings: Use jelly beans, chocolate eggs or any of your favourite Easter candy.
2 Ingredient Easter Egg Bark
An easy 2 Ingredient Easter Egg Bark recipe! Delicious, simple and great for gift giving! Use your favourite Easter Candy.
- Prep Time: 15 minutes
- Total Time: 15 minutes
Ingredients
- 2 cups white chocolate chunks (baking chips or candy discs)
- 1 cup Easter egg jelly beans
Instructions
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Set aside.
- To melt the chocolate, use a double boiler, or a saucepan and a metal or glass bowl. I like to use the saucepan/metal bowl option: all you have to do is put about an inch of water in the saucepan, get it boiling, then put the bowl over the opening of the saucepan. Put the chocolate into the empty bowl, and stir it until melted.
- Spread the melted chocolate out on to the parchment paper, about 1/4 inch thick.
- Let the chocolate cool for a few minutes, then sprinkle on your jelly beans.
- Allow the chocolate to cool completely, before breaking it into pieces.
Notes
You can use any kind of candy that you like! This recipe also works well with those chocolate mini-eggs. If you decide to use those instead of jellybeans, make sure the white chocolate has cooled for just a few minutes before you add the eggs or the hard shells will crack!
That’s it! Now you have made the prettiest little dessert ever! So easy and so delicious.
More Delicious Easter Treats:
- Peanut Butter Oatmeal Easter Cookies
- Strawberry Shortcakes
- Peanut Butter Confetti Cake
- Carrot Cake Cupcakes
SO yummy and so cute! Love this!
We have snowdrops and crocus here and are already cutting the lawns so this Easter treat is just as beautfil and springy as it is outside. Do you use Oliver’s bars or do they sell bulk chocolate – in particular couveture, as it’s pretty hard to find here.
and, those beautiful (I do know how to spell it) look irredescent in the photo – gorgeous!!
This is just beautiful!
Stephanie – we have couveture and I could send you some if you like!
Beautiful! can’t wait to try it.
Beautiful! I can’t wait to try it.
What an adorable Easter treat!
Love your new picture. WAY more flattering!!!
SO pretty! I love the pops of color!
Wow! I’ve never seen candy bark look so pretty before! Pinning to my food board! Thanks for sharing it on Monday Funday!
I love chocolate bark…thanks for the idea! I will make this for the boys for their Easter baskets {since we can’t do much store-bought candies}. Sharing at my easter board over at Pinterest, because your photography is stunning {as your new headshot-I need to update mine as well, it’s over a year old}.
Have a lovely week Jo-Anna,
Nic
Your Easter Egg Bark look delicious and so easy to make! Visiting from the Hop To It link party!
I was just telling my husband yesterday that I was craving jelly beans…and now I have an excuse to buy them!
Your recipe looks easy and very pretty.
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so festive, a holiday must! thanks for sharing!
So pretty and how everyone will love it.Sounds fun to do on Easter day with the kids too.
I’m all for simple. And it’s so festive looking. Love it!
So pretty and springy!! Perfect easter treat.
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I am an Italian foodblogger and I would like to keep in touch with you!
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Ale
Ahmagawd…that is so gorgeous! Did you get your camera back? The photo is so perfect I can taste the chocolate!
Too pretty to eat! I love this! So glad I found your blog, I’m your newest follower 😉
Jamie ~ somuchbetterwithage.com
I LOVE this!! I can’t believe how adorable this turned out. I recently started a Thursday link-up party (yes, today:), and I would really love to see this post and/or any others you would like to include. I am at allthingswithpurpose.com. Hope to see you there and for many more Thursday’s to come!!
Thanks so much for linking to Make the Scene Monday @ Alderberry Hill. You are being featured later tonight!
I hope you are having a wonderful weekend, and join me tomorrow evening for Make the Scene Monday #66!
It ALMOST looks too pretty to eat! I would love to have you share it at my party the Rock ‘N Share going on now.
Awesome recipe! It seems so delicious!
Great post!! I included it in my post Βόλτα στη Γειτονιά #26 🙂
Have a great week!!
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This looks so pretty with the different colours of the chocolate!