How to Make Harry Potter’s Chocolate Frogs
Making Harry Potter’s Chocolate Frogs isn’t only easy. but it’s magical fun for the entire family and all of your friends.
Anyone who is familiar with the world of magic knows that chocolate frogs are magically enchanted deserts that come to life right before they are eaten!
Today, The Daily Prophet will elaborate on how to create these treats in your very own home and even let you know where you can find the trading cards to go along with them.
Harry Potter’s Chocolate Frog Ingredients & Materials
- Chocolate of your choice (we recommend Merckens Milk Molding Chocolate)
- Cinnamon
- Butter
- Harry Potter’s Chocolate Frog Mold Kit
- Double Boiler For Pot
Chocolate Frog Instructions
- The first step in creating your magical chocolate frog is to get a pot of water boiling.
- While your water in your pot is boiling, take your double boiler sauce pan and lightly apply butter to the inside of it to create a thinly visible coating. In addition, repeat the same process on your frog mold or use a can of spray butter. This will help release the chocolate frogs after they have hardened.
- After your double boiler pan is coated and your water is boiling, place the double boiler on the pot and add in one cup of Mercken’s Milk Molding Chocolate. One 2-lb bag makes roughly 24 Chocolate Frogs.
- Continuously stir the chocolate in your double boiler sauce pan until it is completely melted and smooth, without any bubbles or visible chunks. Add 1-2 teaspoons of cinnamon to your melted chocolate.
- Use a spoon to ladle the melted chocolate into your frog molds while being careful not to drip excess chocolate on the outsides of the mold. This will keep you from having to smooth down the inconsistencies later.
- After your molds are filled, slide it into the refrigerator for 10-20 minutes, grab your wand and repeat after me: “Glacius Choclate Frog!”
- After your frogs have had time to set, remove them from the fridge, flip them over and gently wiggle them out!
Harry Potter Wizard Cards
As promised, here is how you can get your hands on the Harry Potter Wizard card set!
Head over to Etsy and give this seller a look. They are providing their buyers with all 180 cards, ready for download and print from a PDF file for under $20.
Here at The Daily Prophet, we think that is quite the deal!
Harry Potter’s Chocolate Frogs Conclusion
At The Daily Prophet, we make these treats for all our office parties and hope that you love this recipe as much as we do!
Sometimes, we will also heat up white chocolate morsels and drizzle them over our frogs!
Do you want to eat more of Harry Potter’s favorite treats? Check out one of his favorite candies from his Hogwarts’ Days: Harry Potter Acid Pops Recipe
Did You Try This Recipe?
Let us know in the comments below if you tried this Chocolate Frog recipe and how your little Wizards and Witches felt about it!
THANKS for the frogs I LOVE these things THANK YOU
I find all of the tastes are amazing! I love milk chocolate, personally. Though I have heard that some frogs may be slimy and try to escape.
Those are real frogs, Reeta.
You are supposed to hate everything except yourself.
You’re in Azkaban how did you comment?
Oh just shut up, Skeeter!
Tried these for my kids and … well… Ron at them all..
It’s a thing Ron would do, I’m sure. I know him.
Well they where good ……..but mother you didn’t have to tell them
Aw man mine got away from me but my friend said hers was good so thanks 🙂
Awesome recipe! It was a bad idea to leave chocolate frogs in one room with my fire dwelling salamander Gorgon – he ate half of them…
My kids loved this so much so thank you
I nneed this. For dementors! (jk ima eat em all)
It was really fun!
These were great
It´s a good idea, the next time that I go to hogwarts in hogwarts express I will bring my own chocolate frog 🙂