What’s Cooking in Gail’s Kitchen? Delicious Holiday Foods: Unicorn Holiday Bark! Everyone remembers a childhood of mythical creatures, especially the unicorn which resembled a horse with a pointed horn spiraling out of its forehead. Some believed it had magical powers in addition to being a symbol of purity and grace. Only a virgin had the power to tame the unicorn, according to art from the Middle Ages now hanging on museum walls. Today the thought of unicorns make us happy. Perhaps they represent childhood dreams, or wishes, filled with hope for a future. It should be no surprise that pink swirls of white chocolate and candy glitter in sparkly hues appear in food to further those good feelings. Think of Unicorn Holiday Bark for your next festive occasion. Kid-friendly, husband-approved.
UNICORN HOLIDAY BARK
Ingredients:
2 pounds white chocolate chips
Food coloring of choice
1 tablespoon rainbow sprinkles
1 tablespoon glitter sprinkles
1 tablespoon candy pearls
Instructions:
Line a baking sheet with waxed paper. Depending on how many colors you choose (I used 3), place 1/3 cup white chocolate chips per color in separate microwave-safe bowls. Warm on Low setting for 15 second intervals in microwave, stirring often. Continue until chips are melted. Add food coloring to desired tint. Hint: One drop of red will produce a pastel pink. Prepare tinted chocolate first before finishing with the remaining plain white chocolate. Once the white chocolate is melted, spread it onto the baking sheet. Smooth into an even layer, approximately 1/4” thick. Working quickly, dot tinted colors over the white chocolate in a random pattern. Take a wooden skewer, or toothpick, and drag it through the colors creating swirls. Next, scatter the rainbow sprinkles, glitter sprinkles, and candy pearls on top. Refrigerate baking sheet for 30 minutes, or until firm. Once set, break the bark into pieces, reserving a curved edge for the unicorn’s horn. Let the magic begin!
A great recipe for the grandkids.
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Oh, yes, Peggy. And they are more than happy to take home all of it. ✨✨✨
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Gail, I just learned that you can actually get a license to keep a unicorn. I never knew.
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Ummm. Why would I want to? 😜
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Well, they are good luck, and having one around would help spread the magic.
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I’ll let my grandkids keep it. 🤣
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Good plan. I think I’ll do the same.
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Rainbow joy all over!
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There’s music in the air. 🎶
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As you know sprinkles always make a difference – I can remember the Fairy Tale books my grandma had and how much I enjoyed reading them. My stepdaughter loved unicorns when she was little – can’t remember why 🙂
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Reminds me of my daughter’s My Little Pony toy. 💜🍃
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That could be it Gail! I made her a unicorn cake once and the horn wanted to slide down. She loved it though 🙂
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Ahh. Precious Memories. I bet it tasted “magical”. 🦄🍃💜
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Reblogged this on Ned Hamson's Second Line View of the News.
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Glittery Unicorn Magic. 🪄✨✨
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daughter’s my little pony tail 💔
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Yep. Nailed it! 🦄
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it yep that’s finest hours
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