Snickers tartlets with cashew nuts

The calculation in the recipe is for eight tarts with a diameter of 3.15 inch (8cm).

Grind the nuts, sugar and half of the flour in a chopper until smooth (if you have powdered sugar and nut flour, then just skip this step).

Cut the cold butter cut into cubes.

• Mix all the flour and powdered suagr with butter in a mixer with a paddle attachment (not too long).
• When the mass turns into a homogeneous crumb, add the eggs, and mix - until the ingredients are moistened.
• Next, roll the dough between two sheets of parchment into a thin layer.
• Put the dough to the freezer for 2-3 hours.
• When the dough has cooled, cut out the circles (using the bottom shape) and long strips for the sides.
• Cut out 8 circles from the rest of the dough. You will put them on top of the whipped ganache.
• Then the tartlets must be cooled in the freezer for 30 minutes or longer.
• Bake the tartlets in the oven preheated to 320F (160C) for about 27 minutes.
• Grease the tartlets with the egg yolk, mixed with 1 teaspoon of water.

• Melt the sugar in a heavy bottomed saucepan (without adding liquid) until caramelized.
• Heat the cream almost to a boil. Pour it into the caramel.
• Add the butter, and piercethe mass with a submersible blender.
• Transfer it to a container, and cover with film in contact.
• Place 20g (0.70 oz) of caramel on the bottom of each tartlet.

* The amount of caramel in the recipe is with a margin.

• Heat the cream, and mix it with chocolate.
• Pour 18-20g (0.63-0.70 oz) of chocolate cream on each tartlet.

• Combine the gelatin with water, and let it swell.
• Pour the hot cream over milk chocolate, and mix until smooth.
• Add the melted gelatin.
• Pour in the cold cream, and whip the mass with a blender.
• Let the ganache stay in the fridge for 8 hours.
• Whisk for fluffiness.
• Put the ganache on the tartlets. Place round cookies on top.