Dark Chocolate Popcorn with Sea Salt

Dark Chocolate Popcorn with Sea Salt | The Rose Table


I whipped this delicious Dark Chocolate Popcorn with Sea Salt for my Phantom Masquerade party and it was a total hit. I never think to serve popcorn and now I think I may have to serve variations of this at all of my parties. It’s sweet, salty, and addictive. It’s also vegan, if you’re into that sort of thing. I used maple sea salt (read about my affinity for sea salt here) but you could use standard if you prefer. This would also be delicious with toasted hazelnuts or almonds mixed in with the popcorn. Yum!

Dark Chocolate Popcorn with Sea Salt | The Rose Table
Dark Chocolate Popcorn with Sea Salt | The Rose Table

Dark Chocolate Popcorn with Sea Salt

2 regular-sized popcorn bags
8 oz semi-sweet baking chocolate (I’m partial to Ghirardelli) 

1 tsp vegetable shortening
sea salt (I used maple)

  1. Pop 2 bags of popcorn and spread on jelly roll pans (baking sheets with sides).
  2. Over a double boiler or in the microwave, melt chocolate with 1 tsp vegetable shortening, stirring every 20-30 seconds.
  3. Use a spoon to drizzle melted chocolate over popcorn. Immediately sprinkle with sea salt.
  4. Let set at room temperature for an hour or pop in the fridge to set the chocolate.
Dark Chocolate Popcorn with Sea Salt | The Rose Table

Read more about my Phantom Masquerade here.

Happy popping,

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3 responses to “Dark Chocolate Popcorn with Sea Salt”

  1. […] Get the recipe for Dark Chocolate Popcorn with Sea Salt here. […]

  2. […] able to set bowls out around the house. It takes just about five minutes to make. Get the recipe here, but add Christmas colored m&ms after drizzling the chocolate mixture over the […]

  3. […] This is perfect for movie night but also fun to make for a party. I served this with sandwiches and rice krispy treats for my Harvest Festival and called it a party. Fun fact: I’ve served popcorn in some variation at almost every big party I’ve ever thrown because it takes seconds to prepare and people always gobble it up. Want a sweet popcorn recipe? Try my dark chocolate sea salt popcorn! […]

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