Chocolate Covered Matzo Crackers
Chocolate Covered Matzo Crackers
Here is a very easy recipe to try. A holiday tradition that can be enjoyed year round.
A few weeks before Passover, all the great boxed desserts are out on the shelves in the markets and grocery stores.
My favorite since I was a little girl was and still is “Chocolate Covered Matzo.”
My mom would buy a few boxes right away when the shelves in the market would fill up with boxes and boxes before Passover.
Then buy more right before the first day of Passover.
This way we had some for the whole week of Passover and when they stopped selling this wonderful treat so we could still enjoy a few pieces a few weeks after the holiday was over.
When Passover ended, chocolate covered matzo and chocolate covered matzo crackers would be gone until the following year.
I guess that’s why it was such a special treat because we only got to have it for only a few weeks a year.
There’s nothing like crunchy matzo with dark chocolate. It’ so delicious.
Since I became a food blogger, I started making this for family and friends during the holidays.
The best part is, they sell matzo all during the year.
Now I can make this anytime. This is a very easy recipe. Give it a try.
Munch away on this decadent, crunchy, sweet and salty treat anytime of year.
Happy Passover to those who celebrate.
Chocolate Covered Matzo Crackers
Yields about 24 pieces
Most common questions asked about Matzo…
What Is Matzo or Matzah…
It is an unleavened flat bread that is part of the Jewish cuisine during the holiday called Passover.
What Is Matzo Made Of ?
Traditionally Matzo is made of just flour and water. However, there is also egg matzo. Which is made up of eggs, flour, and water. Egg matzo has a softer texture. Both are delicious and crunchy.
What Does Matzo Taste Like?
Many people have said matzo reminds them of saltine crackers.
What Goes Into Making Chocolate Covered Matzo Crackers?
At a glance, here are the ingredients to make chocolate covered matzo crackers:
- egg matzo, you can use plain matzo too. (For a non Passover treat, use 24 saltine crackers)
- good quality dark chocolate chips, you can use milk chocolate or even white chocolate.
- coconut oil, not melted
- assorted candy pieces, such as M&Ms or kosher products they sell in markets
- colored sprinkles
- white nonpareils
- chopped nuts, this is optional
- full printable recipe with amounts below in recipe box
Directions:
- Place wax or parchment paper on a small cookie sheet, lay two matzo boards next to each other. Set aside.
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In a medium microwave safe bowl, add chips and coconut oil. Leave out 2 tablespoons of chips before heating.
- Heat on high for 30 seconds. Take out, mix with a small rubber spatula or spoon. Put back into microwave and heat at 20 intervals until just about melted. Mix between each heating time. Try not to over heat the chocolate. Mix in the last two teaspoons of chips. They should melt in while mixing into the warm chocolate. Stir hard to melt the last bit of chips and make the chocolate and shiny.
- Pour chocolate over matzo, spread evenly with an offset spatula or small rubber spatula. Toss on sprinkles, candies and nuts if using.
- Place in freezer for 15 minutes or fridge for 30.
- Take out of freezer or fridge, place on counter for 5 minutes then, break up into uneven shards.
- full printable recipe with amounts below in recipe box.
Dig in and enjoy the deliciousness!
Print recipe below
Chocolate Covered Matzo Crackers
If you haven’t had chocolate cover matzo crackers before, here’s a very easy recipe to try and enjoy. A holiday tradition that can be enjoyed year round.
Ingredients
- 2 whole boards of egg matzo, you can use plain matzo too. (For a non Passover treat, use 24 saltine crackers)
- 1 1/2 cups good quality dark chocolate chips, you can use milk chocolate or even white chocolate.
- 1 teaspoon coconut oil, not melted
- 1 cup assorted candy pieces, such as M&Ms or kosher products they sell in markets
- tablespoons colored sprinkles
- 2-3 tablespoons white nonpareils
- 1/4 cup chopped nuts, this is optional
Instructions
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Place wax paper on a small cookie sheet, lay two matzo boards next to each other. Set aside. In a medium microwave safe bowl, add chips and coconut oil. Leave out 2 tablespoons of chips before heating. Heat on high for 30 seconds. Take out, mix with a small rubber spatula or spoon. Put back into microwave and heat at 20 intervals until just about melted. Mix between each heating time. Try not to over heat the chocolate. Mix in the last two teaspoons of chips. They should melt in while mixing into the warm chocolate. Stir hard to melt the last bit of chips and make the chocolate and shiny. Pour chocolate over matzo, spread evenly with an offset spatula or small rubber spatula. Toss on sprinkles, candies and nuts if using. Place in freezer for 15 minutes or fridge for 30.Take out of freezer or fridge, place on counter for 5 minutes then, break up into uneven shards. Enjoy!
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