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When it comes to big events in February, Valentine’s Day tops the list.
Among kids, handmade Valentine’s treats given as “tomo-choco” (friend chocolates) are especially popular.
These days, video sites and social media are full of easy, cute, and great-looking recipes you can make in no time.
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of quick and easy Valentine’s recipes perfect for making together as a parent-child activity.
Not just plain chocolate—we’ve got ideas for chocolate-based cookies, muffins, and even recipes that are great for making in large batches.
Why not have some fun making Valentine’s chocolates together?
They’re also recommended for adults who aren’t confident in their baking skills!
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[For Kids] Easy Parent-and-Child Homemade Valentine’s Recipe Collection (1–10)
Hot chocolate bomb
Let’s make adorable-looking hot chocolate bombs that you can enjoy by pouring hot milk over them! Pour melted chocolate into your favorite mold until it’s about one-third full, then add marshmallows.
Pour in more chocolate on top, insert a stick to serve as a handle, and chill in the refrigerator until set.
Once firm, coat with white chocolate and, if you like, top with various shapes of chocolate such as hearts, silver dragées (arazans), and dried fruit to finish.
Wrap each one in a bag and they’ll look like cute lollipop candies.
spoon chocolate
Spoon chocolates that are super fun to decorate.
All you do is pour melted chocolate into plastic spoons you can buy at 100-yen shops and add toppings—so easy and enjoyable.
All you need are spoons, your favorite chocolate bars, and small decorative chocolates.
First, finely chop the chocolate, put it in a bowl, and melt it over a hot water bath.
Pour it into the spoons, add the decorative chocolates on top, and chill in the refrigerator.
These spoon chocolates are adorable to look at—make lots and share them with everyone!
Marshmallow Chocolate Cookies
Here’s a recipe for marshmallow chocolate cookies that’s easy to make—just stack and bake.
This idea uses an oven, so be careful to avoid burns while you work.
First, place marshmallows on a baking sheet and bake at 110° for 10 minutes.
Once the marshmallows have softened, place store-bought cookies on top and bake for another 40 minutes to finish.
When placing the cookies, press them lightly into the marshmallows.
If you have time, you can make the cookies from scratch instead.
Swirly Chocolate
@kitchen_kanakana So simple and too cute / Swirly chocolate Just swirl it and let it set in the fridge! You don’t need a Korilakkuma topper—use any mold you have 🌹🍓❤️ A super easy recipe perfect for Valentine’s Day 💝 You can even use chocolate pens for the swirly piping! ——— Ingredients White chocolate Chocolate Chocolate pens (dark brown, red, pink) Colored dragees & heart sprinkles Sticks (from the 100-yen shop) ——— Instructions 1) Melt the white chocolate in a hot water bath, pour it into a Korilakkuma mold, and chill in the fridge until set. Once set, draw the face, ribbon, etc. with chocolate pens. 2) Melt the chocolate in a hot water bath, put it into a piping bag, and pipe swirls onto parchment paper. 3) Place a stick on the swirls, pipe more chocolate over the stick, set the Korilakkuma on top, decorate with dragees, and chill in the fridge until set. ———Valentine's Day Valentine’s sweets #ValentineChocolate
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Let’s make cute and simple swirly chocolates.
First, pour white chocolate into a bear-shaped silicone mold.
Chill until set, then draw the face with a chocolate pen.
Use a brown chocolate pen to create the base, place a stick in the center, and drizzle more chocolate over the top.
Set the bear you made onto the base, add toppings around it, and you’re done! For a cute look, swirl the chocolate pen to create a lattice pattern for the base.
If you prefer simple toppings, you can also make the base using chocolate pens in a few different colors.
Character chocolate
@sachi.cafe Absolutely foolproof! Easy Valentine’s decorated chocolates 🍫 The Sanrio character chocolates are just too cute 🥹 Ingredients: ☑︎ Sanrio Characters Chocolates ☑︎ Two kinds of your favorite chocolate bars ☑︎ Decorations of your choice, such as silver dragees and heart chocolates, etc...Sanrio#SanrioCharactersChocolate#SanrioCharactersDeco-chocoValentine's Day#HandmadeValentineValentine’s Recipe#ValentineChocolate#HandmadeValentineBaking sweets#I want to connect with people who like making sweetstranslation#valentine#Easy snack#Sweets Recipe#SimpleValentineSeriaDaisoHello KittyMy MeloKuromi
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I want to make cute character chocolates! But making character chocolates can be tricky, right? So let’s try using store-bought character chocolates.
Pour two kinds of melted chocolate into a mold and gently swirl them with a stick so the border creates a marbled pattern.
Place your favorite store-bought character chocolate on top and add toppings around it.
Then just chill until set, and it’s done! Wrap it cutely and give it as a gift to a friend who loves characters.