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Chocolate and Peanut Butter Swirl

Thu, 01/03/2008 - 8:57am by Twinkle
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What you need:
360 g white chocolate chopped coarsely
½ cup (140g) smooth peanut butter
400 g dark chocolate chopped coarsely

Tip for coarsely chopping chocolate - bash chocolate with a meat mallet while still in its wrapping

Melt white chocolate in a bowl over a pot of simmering water.

Cool for 5 minutes then add peanut butter, stir until smooth.

Melt the dark chocolate the same way. Cool slightly

Drop alternate spoonfuls of the white chocolate mixture and dark chocolate mixture into a small pan you greased and lined with parchment paper earlier. Gently shake pan to level mixture. Can you tell I didn't wait long enough for the dark chocolate to cool?

Then drag a skewer back and forth through the mixture several times for a marbled affect.

Now for the hard part: Let stand at room temperature for 2 hours or until set.

If you're impatient like me, you can stick it in the fridge.

When it has set, cut into small squares.

Yummy Drool

It's delicious and looks like you spent more than 20 minutes on it.

Posted in  Kitchen Goddess

46 Comments Add a Comment

  • 1

    Oh my. Chocolate and peanut butter - my favorite combo!

    I will have to make my chocolate-peanut butter spiders and write up a blog.

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 2

    oh Twink you are freakin' killin me! those look divine. favorites here it comes.

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 5

    Thank you. Smiling I have to admit it looked much prettier the other times I made it. Makes a great gift too.

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 7

    Hey how do u add to your favs?? I am lost... I cannot find that option!

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 8

    You use the green arrow with "Share" in the top corner of the blog. I didn't know until someone else pointed it out a day or two ago.

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 11

    can i say that i think i may be just as happy as you that you have a working oven? i missed your recipes.

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 13

    even though i know this wasn't baked but it seems it got you into the recipe posting mood nonetheless. Sticking out tongue

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 16

    Haha, I love the idea of using the meat mallet Evil! How I wish I had a piece of this right now. I'm having to resort to my peanut butter filled chocolate kisses from Christmas!

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 19

    I hearted it! It looks so delicious, I want to lick my computer screen! Drool

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 22

    OH MY GOD! Drool
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    Made in Brasil!

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 24

    this looks so good... no no diet people diet.. the turkey.. I must get rid of it!

    it looks so goood....

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 25

    You're trying to make me break my New Year's resolution already. Drool

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 26

    ditto what team said. i definitely want to lick my screen! great job on those!

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 31

    I hearted this one. Man - that is one yummy looking treat. You can't get much better than peanut butter and chocolate.

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 33

    I tried a piece this morning. This was SO GOOD! And we're already thinking of other things to add to it. Like crushed peanuts or caramel. :mmmmm:

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 35

    This is impressive and delicious looking. And it sounds like something I could do. Woohoo Btw., I never knew how to melt chocolate until you explained..putting a bowl over a pot of simmering water. Thank you so much!

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 39

    Btw., I added this to my favorites. Also, so everyone doesn't think I'm horrible in the kitchen, I figured I would have to buy a double boiler.

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 41

    What if I don't have parchment paper? Do I have to buy it, or can I use plastic wrap?

    1 year 26 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 42

    I'd buy some just because it's really handy to have on hand. But I don't see why plastic wrap wouldn't work.

    1 year 25 weeks ago Report Comment
  • 45

    Now I know what heaven tastes like! Seriously Twinkle, I made a batch of these this afternoon and had a few pieces after dinner and it was incredibly delicious! I'll probably "pull a Nigella" in the middle of the night and wake up to go to the kitchen to have a piece. Amazing recipe once again!

    1 year 16 weeks ago Report Comment

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