I usually like to do it by myself. I found this chocolate nut pastry practice in a blogger some time ago. Share it with you.
Step1:Place an 8-inch square baking pan on parchment and set aside.
Step2:Heat honey, cream and a little salt in a small saucepan over medium heat for about 10 minutes until it begins to thicken into a dark golden caramel. (look at it, because it will suddenly boil. You may need to turn off the fire.
Step3:Mix in chopped nuts and stir until glued. Remove from the fire and pour into a lined baking pan. Cover it with another piece of parchment and press it down firmly. Form a uniform layer and put it in the refrigerator to cool until it hardens.
Step4:Use a sharp knife to make a square. Keep it cold until ready to use.
Step5:The chopped chocolate melts in a double boiler. (if you want to temper chocolate, ask for instructions on tempering chocolate.
Step6:Dip one end of each square into the melted chocolate, sprinkle the chocolate and cover it with a little salt.
Step7:Place parchment on a baking sheet. Refrigerate until chocolate sets.
Step8:If tempered chocolate is not used, store the nut pastry in a closed container and put it in the refrigerator. Wrap it in parchment.
Cooking tips:Make sure the materials are fresh, especially nuts. At present, there are more and more nut brands on the market. But I always like pigeons. I recommend you to make reference, and you have skills in making delicious dishes.