This sweet gluten free matzo bark makes a delicious treat for Passover. Drizzle on white or milk chocolate and top with your favorite sprinkles! If you haven't sweetened up your matzo before, this dessert is surprisingly addictive!
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This quick and easy gluten free matzo bark, aka chocolate matzo or matzo crack, is a fun dessert for Passover. This is an easy project for the kids to make and decorate! All you need is three simple ingredients!
If you are looking for more Passover desserts, try my delicious Gluten Free Passover Apple Cake.
What is Gluten Free Matzo Bark?
Gluten free matzo bark is a dessert or snack made by layering pieces of gluten free matzo, the gluten free version of an unleavened flatbread, with chocolate or other sweet toppings. The matzo is first broken into small pieces and then arranged in a single layer on a baking sheet or other flat surface.
It is often enjoyed during the Jewish holiday of Passover but can also be enjoyed year-round as long as you can find gluten free matzo in stores.
Why This Recipe Is Great:
- This simple gluten free matzo bark is easy to make in just minutes.
- You can have fun decorating it any way you like!
- Making chocolate matzo is a great family tradition!
- It is very easy to make this recipe dairy-free!
- Gluten free matzo is pretty tasty, even more so with chocolate!
Ingredient Notes:
- Gluten free matzo - There are two companies that make gluten free matzo. Manischewitz and Yehuda. I have only found Yehuda in our local stores, so that is the one I used. You can also make my homemade Gluten Free Matzo recipe!
- Chocolate - The sky's the limit; use any chocolate or candy-melting wafers to make this recipe. Ghirardelli makes really good chocolate melting wafers in vanilla, milk, and dark chocolate. (Note that Wilton and other melting wafers are made on shared equipment, so you would need to find ones that are fully gluten free!) If you are dairy-free, use the Enjoy Life brand.
- Sprinkles - Use your favorite sprinkles. Check my gluten free sprinkles list to be sure the sprinkles you use are gluten free!
Recipe Step-By-Step Directions:
Step 1: Line a baking dish or tray with wax paper. Line the gluten free matzo up on the wax paper. You can use whole sheets of matzo or broken pieces of matzo.
HINT: The wax paper is important so the chocolate doesn't stick to a pan. This is the best way to ensure an easy cleanup.
Step 2: Add the chocolate wafers or chips to a microwave-safe dish. Melt the chocolate in the microwave, starting at 30 seconds. Stir the chocolate. Cook another 15 seconds and stir.
For best results, the chocolate should be fully melted. If it isn't fully melted, microwave an additional 10 seconds. Be careful not to burn your chocolate by cooking it too long.
HINT: You can also melt the chocolate in a double broiler if you prefer to melt the chocolate stovetop.
Step 4: Drizzle the melted chocolate over the matzo pieces. Sprinkle on the sprinkles while the chocolate is still warm and soft. You can make the layer of chocolate as thick as you like!
You can also layer different chocolate flavors like white chocolate and dark chocolate!
Step 5: Place the tray of chocolate-coated matzo in the refrigerator for 45 minutes. Break apart the matzo bark into pieces, and enjoy!
If you are looking for another fun way to use matzah, try using matzah in this Gluten Free Icebox Cake recipe instead of graham crackers.
Tips and Recipe FAQ:
This gluten free matzo bark will keep fresh for up to 4 days in an air-tight container or in the freezer for up to 4 months.
I store my matzo bark in a zipper bag or an airtight container in the refrigerator. The fridge keeps the chocolate from melting.
You can easily freeze matzo bark. When the chocolate is hardened, place it in a freezer zip bag and squeeze out the extra air.
More Gluten Free Recipes For Passover:
- Honey Garlic Salmon
- Gluten Free Matzo Ball Soup
- Grandma's Unstuffed Cabbage Rolls
- 5 Ingredient Slow Cooker Pot Roast
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Gluten Free Matzo Bark
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Ingredients
- 5 ounces gluten free matzo
- ½ cup white chocolate
- 2 tablespoons sprinkles
Instructions
- Line a baking dish or tray with wax paper. Line the gluten free matzo up on the wax paper. You can use whole sheets of matzo or broken pieces of matzo.
- Add the chocolate wafers or chips to a microwave-safe dish. Melt the chocolate in the microwave starting with 30 seconds. Stir the chocolate. Cook another 15 seconds and stir. The chocolate should be melted. If it isn't fully melted, microwave an additional 10 seconds. Be careful not to burn your chocolate by cooking it too long.
- HINT: You can also melt the chocolate in a double broiler if you prefer to melt the chocolate stovetop.
- Drizzle the melted chocolate over the matzo pieces. Sprinkle on the sprinkles while the chocolate is still warm and soft. You can make the layer of chocolate as thick as you like!
- Place the tray of chocolate-coated matzo in the refrigerator for 45 minutes. Break apart the matzo bark into pieces and enjoy!
Notes
- Gluten free matzo - There are two companies that make gluten free matzo. Manischewitz and Yehuda. I have only found Yehuda in our local stores so that is the one I used. You can also make my homemade Gluten Free Matzo recipe!
- Chocolate - The sky's the limit, use any chocolate or candy melting wafers to make this recipe. Ghirardelli makes really good chocolate melting wafers in vanilla, milk, and dark chocolate. (Note that Wilton and other melting wafers are made on shared equipment so you would need to find ones that are fully gluten free!) If you are dairy-free, use Enjoy Life brand.
- Sprinkles - Use your favorite sprinkles. Check my gluten free sprinkles list to be sure the sprinkles you use are gluten free!
SPECIAL NOTE
Please know that every gluten free flour blend has a different starch to grain ratio. If you use a blend I didn't test, you may need to adjust your moisture levels in your baked goods.
Nutrition
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