Peppermint Bark Brownies Recipe – peppermint bark combined with rich brownies in a quick, simple, and delicious dessert.
Ready for a wonderfully minty treat? This recipe pairs the cool crunch of peppermint bark with fudgy brownies for an easy, festive dessert that comes together quickly.
Think of it as your favorite peppermint bark meeting your favorite brownie.
Peppermint Bark Brownies Recipe
How to Make Peppermint Bark Brownies
Start with a pan of your favorite brownies. I used my preferred fudge brownie recipe, but any brownie you love will work well.
Bake the brownies according to the recipe instructions. When they’re done, spread a layer of marshmallow creme over the top and place the pan under the broiler until the marshmallow is lightly browned and toasted, about 2–4 minutes—watch carefully so it doesn’t burn.
Remove the brownies from the oven and immediately sprinkle with roughly chopped peppermint bark so it sticks to the warm marshmallow. If you don’t have peppermint bark on hand, substitute a roughly chopped chocolate candy bar and crushed candy canes for a similar flavor and texture.
Let the brownies cool completely so the topping sets before slicing. These brownies are festive, easy to make, and perfect for holiday gatherings or anytime you want a minty chocolate treat.
Peppermint Bark Brownie Recipe
Ingredients
- Fudge Brownies Recipe, or your favorite brownie recipe
- 1 (7-ounce) container marshmallow creme
- 1/2 cup chopped peppermint bark
Instructions
- Prepare brownies according to the recipe you choose. Bake and allow to cool slightly so the top is set but still warm.
- Spread the marshmallow creme evenly over the warm brownies. Place under the broiler and toast until lightly browned, about 2–4 minutes—watch closely to prevent burning.
- Remove from the oven and immediately sprinkle with chopped peppermint bark so it adheres to the warm marshmallow.
- Allow the brownies to cool completely so the topping sets, then slice and serve.
Notes
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated and should be used as an approximation.
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Enjoy!
Robyn xo
