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This Trick Will Make You Want to Drizzle Chocolate Over Everything

Do you prefer a neat chocolate drizzle? Or something a little more natural and organic? Here are two easy tricks to drizzle chocolate over just about anything.

Melt the Chocolate
First, melt the chocolate to drizzle. In a microwave-safe dish, microwave chopped chocolate for 30-second intervals, with occasional stirring, until the chocolate is all melted. Alternatively, use a double boiler to melt the chocolate. Place the chocolate in a bowl set over a pot with a bit of water which is lightly simmering. Stir occasionally until the chocolate is all melted.

chocolate drizzle on strawberries

Now for the Drizzling – Two Ways
To get very even and precise chocolate, pour the melted chocolate into a Ziploc bag and cut off a bit of the corner, then drizzle with a zig-zag motion.

The next is a less controlled method, requiring just a fork. Keep the bowl of chocolate in your hand, and dip the fork into the chocolate and drizzle away.

chocolate drizzle on strawberries chocolate drizzle on strawberries

Enjoy!

Strawberries are for demonstrative purposes. Note that strawberries must be checked; many hold this cannot be done with the stem, if at all. Ask your own Rav or kashrus agency for instructions.

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4 responses to “This Trick Will Make You Want to Drizzle Chocolate Over Everything”

  1. Mrs. S Avatar
    Mrs. S

    Or skip the bowl and double boiler and just put the chopped chocolate into a good quality ziplock bag. Then put it into another bag. Fill a disposable soup bowl w hot water and let the bag of chocolate sit in there for a few minutes till chocolate melts. Discard the outer bag and snip a corner off the inner bag. Voila!

    1. Karen Ackerman Avatar

      Thank you Mrs. S. I am going to try your method.

    2. Libby Avatar
      Libby

      I wondered why I couldn’t just do that! Thanks for the confirmation!

  2. Deborah Dimond Avatar
    Deborah Dimond

    Does the chocolate dry hard?

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