One of the easiest chocolate recipes ever made. Perhaps the fact that I am not a chocoholic (unlike S and daughter) made it possible to make this and not eat this too. How can any event be complete without desserts, and this one doesn’t take too much time either. Almonds are great for the skin and hair and has loads of Vit E (which depletes faster during winter), and chocolate….errr,,is Chocolate (do you need a reason to eat it?) .. Well, this is one super quick dessert you can put together for potlucks and kids parties alike. Of course, you can make it richer with butter, but we enjoyed it as it is. So, lets get on to the recipe now. Rushing this delicacy to Siri’s event – Vegetarian Thanksgiving, hosted by Sreelu, Valli’sSnacks Mela, Radhika’s Winter Carnival as well as BM Day 6 and Vardhini’s BakeFest.
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Prep time : 10 mins
Cook time : 10 mins
Makes : Approx 150 gms of Choco almond rocks
Ingredients:
- Almond / Badam – 100 gms
- White Chocolate – 20 gms
- Milk Chocolate – 75 gms
Method:
1) Roast the almonds in a tray for 8 mins (might require more or less time depending on your oven settings). Cool the almonds and chop them coarsely.
2)Grate the chocolates and microwave for 8 mins or keep in a pre heated oven at 180 C for 6 mins.
3) Take out the chocolate and stir it continuously till it cools a little. Now add the chopped almonds
4) Spoon in 1 or 2 TBSP of these almonds as rocks on a grease proof paper lined tray about 1 inch apart and refrigerate them for 1 -2 hours.
5) Wrap in decorative foil and store again in the refrigerator. Let the party begin 🙂
Bookmarking this one Kalyani! looks awesome.
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Seriously cant take my eyes from ur super irresistible choco almond rocks,amazing.
totally kool !
Kalyani..I made 20kgs of fruiit n nut rocks for Diwali…but adding white chocolate is a good variation…may b next time will change to this recipe:))
n ya wud love to have u here in ahemdabad..just the rt time for Oondhiyo:))
nicely done choco rocks…wish I could grab few
I too make this with all kinds of nuts that the kids would point at. Makes a good gift option too.
Yum yum …looks so tempting
Looks so tempting!
Pretty and Rocking Choco Rocks…
Wowwww.. looks so cute and delicious.. simply inviting dear.. thanks for the wonderful recipe.. Yum Yum Yum 🙂
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wow..awesome choco rock…I love to throw them in my mouth..:P
Yum Yum……….
Yum!!! I am drooling over the Choco almond rocks. Surely kids love this.
this was my plan for the morde bar lying in the refridge, btw, is that a typo up there when you say milk chocolate and white chocolate? Have u missed mentioning dark chocolate, the colors of the rocks looks to pretty for a milk chocolate
Kalyani…romba tempt pannarel pa:-)…awesome clicks
Very tempting rocks yaar!!!! Love that texture!!!
Oh my… my fav chocolate. Looks really tasty and cute.
This looks so very yummy I am planning to make this for Christmas for gift giving.
Looks fantastic, I also make this with dark chocolate. Love it.
Scrumptious looking rocks! I bet I have never said that to a rock before! He He!
Oh my! that looks absolutely luscious.
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@pradnya – by milk chocolate meant the normal Cadbury Dairy milk chocolate (which is brown in colour). havent added dark chocolate to this as my kid doesnt prefer the bitter taste.
brilliant… bookmarked for christmas :))
Those are so inviting Kalyani. Thx for linking to the event.
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Looks perfect and so easy to prepare too..
Those look "rocking" delicious!
Absolurly decadent.
Looks so delectable