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Homemade Chocolate Recipe for Christmas

Chocolate, a piece of warmth, delight and heaven. Do you remember the first time you held chocolate in your hand and felt the magic? The taste of chocolates is undeniably something that makes anyone fall in love with it; and this Homemade Chocolate Recipe for Christmas is healthy, guilt-free and irresistible.  Chocolates make us blissful so gifting chocolate is a great idea to make someone happy!

Chocolates and Christmas are synonymous. The famous chocolate log has an interesting tale behind it. Large slices of wood to heat homes were lit in every fireplace; a fire around which the whole family would gather. During the nineteenth century, the wood fireplace was replaced with iron stoves. Logs of wood became ornamental, and some innovative pastry chefs came up with the idea of turning them into pastry logs. The chocolate icing looks like the bark of the natural log lit before. In Mexico, the turkey has a layer of chocolate on top while in Italy children receive pieces of chocolate from the witch Befana.

Until a decade ago, In India, food gifting was generally restricted to traditional mithai. But now, chocolate has become a go-to gift for every occasion because of its dependable quality, luxurious appeal, heavenly taste and eye-catching wrapping. Chocolates are the best form of, expressing love and gratitude and spreading cheer. The delicately moulded, creative chunks are not only pleasing to the eye but are something we sweet-toothed Indians find mouth-watering

Queen Victoria gave Christmas/New Year’s gift of chocolates to the British soldiers fighting the Boer War in South Africa, in 1900. This soon became a trend and chocolates were the perfect gifts for X-mas.

Homemade Chocolate Recipe for Christmas

Chocolates

Do you agree, that?

  • Chocolates are delectable, rich, creamy, and flavourful.
  • Chocolate is a matchless luxurious indulgence that’s affordable.
  • Chocolate is traditionally linked with romance, decadence; it’s a perfect gift to express your feelings to someone you love.
  • Chocolate brings cheerfulness. It is a well-received gift and indubitably makes the receiver genuinely smile( watch a kid’s face light up when you give chocolate)
  • Chocolate is packed so beautifully and make the best gift package.

My friend, Kalpana was here last week and I made good use of the time together to hone my chocolate making skills; she makes really delectable chocolates and besan laddoos.

This recipe is easy if you remember the 1-2-3 measurements. One cup of Cocoa, 2 of Sugar and 3 of Milk powder. A half-cup of butter and a half cup of water is all you need to make these decadent squares of sweetness. You can add nuts, raisins, Choco-chips, sprinkles or anything else you fancy while setting it.

Do check out my other Christmas recipes-Christmas Tree Sandwiches, Christmas Dessert, Cream Cheese Christmas Tree, Christmas Fruit Skewers, Kid-friendly Christmas Recipes, Homemade Mini-Doughnuts, Whole-wheat Carrot & Cinnamon Cake.

Recipe for Homemade Chocolate Recipe for Christmas

INGREDIENTS

1 cup Cadbury’s cocoa powder

2 cups Sugar

½ cup of water

3 cups of Amulya Milk Powder

½ cup of Amul Butter

Almonds-peeled and halved

Sprinkles

METHOD :

Firstly, prepare a tray and set aside. Apply butter or ghee on the tray and then line it with butter paper. Grease the butter paper nicely, as well. You can use a non-stick tray or silicone baking tray if you have it.

Next, sift the milk powder and cocoa.

Subsequently, take a heavy wok or Kadai and add the sugar. Now, add half a cup of water.

Make a sugar syrup of one string consistency and turn off the flame.

Next, add the sieved flour and stir to make a smooth, satiny sauce.

Pour it over the greased butter paper.

Allow to cool for two hours.

Finally, add the sprinkles, almonds and cut the soft chocolate into squares.

Fold Homemade Chocolate Recipe for Christmas in wrappers and store in an airtight container.

Homemade Chocolate Recipe for Christmas

Notes

  1. Add nuts of your choice while mixing the syrup and cocoa mix
  2. Keep the chocolate plain or add sprinkles, choco-chips.
  3. Cook in a non-stick kadai and pour in a non-stick or silicone tray for best results.

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Instructions
  1. Firstly, prepare a tray and set aside. Apply butter or ghee on the tray and then line it with butter paper. Grease the butter paper nicely, as well. You can use a non-stick tray or silicone baking tray if you have it.
  2. Next, sift the milk powder and cocoa.
  3. Subsequently, take a heavy wok or Kadai and add the sugar. Now, add half a cup of water.
  4. Make a sugar syrup of one string consistency and turn off the flame.
  5. Next, add the sieved flour and stir to make a smooth, satiny sauce.
  6. Pour it over the greased butter paper.
  7. Allow to cool for two hours.
  8. Finally, add the sprinkles, almonds and cut the soft chocolate into squares.
  9. Fold in wrappers and store in an airtight container.
Recipe Notes

1. Add nuts of your choice while mixing the syrup and cocoa mix

2. Keep the chocolate plain or add sprinkles, choco-chips.

3. Cook in a non-stick Kadai and pour in a non-stick or silicone tray for best results. Homemade Chocolate Recipe for Christmas

Harjeet Kaur

Harjeet Kaur

My writing was limited to school essays and projects for my kids and out of the blue, my writing career began with writing articles for the magazine section of The Hindu. I had a weekend column in the newspaper which was well appreciated. Juggling my time between various jobs down the years and my writing, I have written content for fliers, brochures for colleges, speeches, social media content and also website content I love writing and I am open to writing on a plethora of topics. My blog has interesting insights into my life and travels, gardening, beauty, grooming, recipes, mental health and sustainability. I am a freelance content writer and the answer to all your content generation needs. I thrive on writing and content writing gets my adrenaline pumping. Stringing words and vocabulary is my passion as well as my bread and butter. Whether it is lifestyle content, ghostwriting, blogging, features, or articles, covers the whole gamut of writing that I can pen down. My writing has been much appreciated as it attracts, engrosses as well as captivates. I love to write on any interesting topic under the sun. Meeting new people and understanding what makes them tick is always enlightening. Communication is my strong point and I get across my thoughts right from the heart. An avid and dedicated blogger, my blog is valued by family and friends alike. My blog is ranked 14 in the Top 100 Lifestyle Blogs in India. I love to cook for family and friends and my secret ingredient- “love” is abundantly used in my cooking. It covers myriad interesting topics. I am a passionate home chef and am all for a healthy balanced diet with simple, easy-to-cook recipes. What I do is transform traditional recipes into gourmet by the turn of my ladle. Do read my blogs to know me better.

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Comments 25

  1. Wow these homemade chocolate are looking so delicious and mouth watering. the recipes you had shared is looking really easy. will try it for sure. can we sue brown sugar or other healthy natural sugar option in this recipe?

  2. Homemade recipes are something that always make us want to go for because they are safe and we get the satisfaction of doing it for our kids. But homemade chocolate is a rarity. Mostly we try cakes and cookies. It is an awesome idea to prepare an chocolate and gift it to your loved ones. Thank you so much for this east recipe. Now I don’t have to spend hours to prepare something that is tasty and love by kids and adults alike.❤

  3. My kids are mad about chocolate but I being a dragon mother keep them away because I am not sure about the ingredients. Now I can give chocolate to my kids without guilt. I am trying it today and will send you the pictures .

  4. Outset Books says:

    Awesome idea. To gift sweets and make it yourself. Wow this is indeed a great pleasure to everyone. I am trying this for sure. Can we use wheat flour or any sugar substitutes so that it could be all the more healthy.?

  5. Only wish I had discovered your recipe earlier to make these delicious looking chocolates in December 2020. Nonetheless I will try your recipe on my daughters birthday.

  6. Varsh says:

    I have a serious weakness for chocolates and if they’re homemade, even better! Your recipe looks easy and the chocolates look absolutely yum. Christmas is gone but I’m going to try this anyway. 🙂

  7. Woah. Always wanted to try home made chocolates these are looking delectable. Can we flavour this either with dry fruits or tutty fruity for the kids?

  8. Swati Mathur says:

    Harjeet firstly I would like to say you are a terrific cook.. Your recipes are not just awesome but looks easy to cook. Would love to try this at home as it looks heavenly.

  9. I am sure kids will love me making chocolate at home. I have never tried anything like this before. Going to surely try your recipe.

  10. Sakshi Varma says:

    Oh my! This is exactly the recipe my nani used to make chocolates and then my mum and I did too! We haven’t made this in a long while but have been talking about it the last few months. Maybe this is the sign we make it asap! Thanks for this!

  11. Neha Sharma says:

    Oh wow, this is such a wonderful way of making homemade chocolates for gifting. Now, next time I will crave a chocolate bar will try making my own chocolate. Thank you for the recipe!

  12. I have baked a chocolate cake but making chocolates was never done. Shall try your steps to get it right. And I am loving the size of the chocolate, quite mouthful to much on.

  13. Charu says:

    I always thought making chocolate at home will be very time consuming. Somehow your post makes it look easy and pushes me to try too. Thanks for sharing.

  14. These chocolates look so yummy. The season of Christmas is gone but I’m gona try this during the season of love fpr Valentine’s Day. My daughter loves chocolate and so do I, so I’ll end up making them quite often.

  15. So far I have only made chocolate from ready slab bars but this is such an easy way to make some yumm chocolates. I have to try this as not just my kids but my husband is also a big chocolate eater….

  16. Smitha N says:

    Chocolate are ours all-time favorite and home made is always safe and best definitely will be trying out looks so delicious thank you for sharing the recipe.

  17. Judy says:

    This chocolate recipe looks so easy to make thanks for sharing Christmas or not I will make it for my son soon. But how to add nuts.. he runs away if nuts are mentioned also.. Any tips for that?

  18. Oh My Goodness! This looks so delicious. I am so tempted to try this recipe at the earliest. Thanks for sharing your recipe here.

  19. Ruchi Verma says:

    This recipe looks so tempting and easy to make, I will try this for sure as birthday week is here in the family. Thanks for such a quick recipe.

  20. I have tried making chocolates at home once and it did not turn out well. I will follow the way you have mentioned. It looks easy and tasty.

  21. Snigdha says:

    Wow, this looks so tasty. I had baked a chocolate cake during Christmas. I will try out to prepare these chocolates also .

  22. Ishieta says:

    I have no idea the making chocolate at home was so easy this is a simple recipe that would be easy for us to follow definitely will try it out and indeed it would make such a nice surprise everyone at home

  23. This is such a delicious post Harjeet (just kidding). Loved your recipe for homemade chocolate. Will try them too. I usually make it from chocolate covertures that we get in supermarkets.

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