"Chocolate chips - I love the rich flavor of dark chocolate chips here, but feel free to use milk chocolate if you prefer. A chopped chocolate bar or baker's chocolate would work well too. To make this recipe vegan, use dairy-free chocolate. Coconut oil - It gives the chocolate a bit of extra shine and the perfect texture. It still solidifies in the fridge, but it's ever so slightly soft so that it doesn't snap and fall off the strawberries when you bite in."
"Chocolate covered strawberries are my favorite Valentine's Day treat. They're the perfect balance of indulgent yet fresh, fancy yet so utterly simple at the same time. I love how the rich chocolate coating gives way to the sweet, juicy berries inside. You'll see them in grocery stores and chocolate shops around the holiday, but for a fun project (and the best deal), learn how to make chocolate covered strawberries at home!"
Three ingredients—fresh strawberries, chocolate (chips or chopped bars), and coconut oil—create simple, elegant chocolate covered strawberries. Dark chocolate chips provide rich flavor, milk chocolate or dairy-free options can be used, and coconut oil adds shine and a slightly soft texture that prevents chocolate from snapping off. Melt chocolate and coconut oil together using a double boiler by simmering one inch of water and placing a heatproof bowl on top, stirring until smooth. The recipe suits date-night desserts, parties, or an activity with children and makes an affordable, impressive homemade treat for Valentine's Day.
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