Tanabata special dessert handmade almond chocolate|Give it to that
In a few days, it will be the Chinese Qixi Festival, take advantage of the festival to make a long-thinking chocolate snack "almond chocolate", you can also give it to your lover and friends to satisfy your cravings~-I remember that the first time I ate almond chocolate was in a French chocolate shop, the crispy and delicious caramel almonds were coated with a thick layer of chocolate on the surface, a small piece was put into the mouth, the outer layer of chocolate melted in the mouth, the nutty aroma of almonds collided with the chocolate, and there was a hint of caramel bittersweetness, one bite chewed crispy and delicious, delicious to addictive ~

Ingredients
Cooking Instructions
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Add sugar and water to the pot and cook until the sugar melts and bubbles
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Pour in the large almonds and stir-fry the sugar water over low heat to drain it
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Frosting slowly forms on the surface of the almonds
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Continue stir-frying until the frosting melts and the almonds appear caramelized
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Pour the almonds onto a nonstick baking sheet and spread them out to cool to prevent them from sticking
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Melt the dark chocolate in an insulated water, and the chocolate sauce temperature drops to body temperature
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Pour a little chocolate sauce into the almonds and stir constantly to coat the surface of the almonds
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Until the chocolate layer is completely dry, add a small amount of chocolate sauce and continue to stir, adding several times
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Put the almond chocolate in a crisper bag, add cocoa powder and matcha powder respectively, shake the bag and coat the powder evenly
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Enjoyï½
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