10 Servings
20 Minutes
Allergens
These lacy lollipops are a cinch to make and so elegant. They are decorated with nuts and dried fruit in honor of Tu B’shevat but you could easily switch up the toppings to match practically any theme or color scheme to serve these at another occasion.
Yields 10 lollipops
Using a permanent marker, draw 10 two- and- three-quarter-inch (seven-centimeter) circles on a piece of Gefen Easy Baking Parchment Paper, then turn the paper over.
Put the chocolate into a gallon-size zip-top bag. Place in microwave for not more than 30 seconds at a time. You don’t want the chocolate to get too hot because it will be hard to work with it.
As soon as the chocolate is mostly melted, remove from the microwave and rub the side of the bag until the chocolate is completely melted.
Using a pairs of scissors, cut a small hole at the corner of the bag.
Place a lollipop stick on each parchment circle, with one end of the stick at the very center of the circle.
Using the circles as a guide, pipe overlapping lines of chocolate in swirls, making sure you stay inside the lines.
Scatter dried fruit and nuts onto the chocolate. You can pipe a little more chocolate on top of the fruits and nuts so they are well attached.
Allow to set in a cool place before carefully removing the lollipops from the paper.
Chocol Can you use chocolate chips for this recipe? If so, how much? Thanks!
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these are so easy to make and look really nice! great for shavuos too!
Stunningly Easy A real classy treat that is oh so easy to make. melted the chocolate in boiled water, and topped the lollies with dried pinapple and papaya. Will be a hit for a sweet table.
Thanks for the great recipe.
Beautiful!
Chocolate lace lollipops I used about half a bag of chocolate chips (it made about 7) and they came out great!! I put on raisins and craisins. My son loved the treat!! They were so easy 🙂
Wow. So good to know. I never tried to make these ! So pretty.