Honeymoon
Eeee, it all started the day I got the long-desired silicone molds :) I would fall asleep thinking how and with what to fill them and that's how "Paris Dream" came about:
Preparation steps
- Melt the chocolate in a steamer and brush the silicone molds. Allow the chocolate in the molds to set and repeat the process.
- While the chocolate is squeezing make a mixture of biscuits. Biscuits, walnuts and jam, pour boiling milk and mix well. Make balls out of the mixture and place them in molds in which the chocolate has set.
- Press the ball of the mixture against the walls of the mold with your fingers and make a hollow into which you will pour the caramel.
- For caramel…., Put sugar with water to dissolve and get a nice caramel color, (take care not to burn) add chopped walnuts, lemon juice, cream and honey.
- Stir the mixture until you get a nice smooth caramel cream.
- Allow to cool a bit, then fill the indentations taking care that you still have space left to the brim to fill you with chocolate when the caramel cream hardens.
- my advice When making caramel cream, add heated walnuts and cream to the melted sugar. While my sugar is melting, I put walnuts and cream in the oven, they will be just warm when I need them :) The mass of sugar will melt much more evenly.
- I also made those very small pralines and I only put caramel cream in them and they are great! I also filled silicone muffin tins, but I didn't make a dent, I filled half of the tins with a mixture of biscuits, caramel cream on top and covered with chocolate. Instead of biscuits, you can also serve the ends of a baked cake. I almost always use them for such purposes to the delight of all especially children who are looking forward to these small and beautiful pralines :)
- from the bottom of my heart I thank my dear lp-l-t-mom who honored me with these wonderful pictures