Remember these amazing little chocolate sea salt sandwiches from my Whiskey post earlier in the week? Crazy good. So now I'm going to tell you how to make them.
The ingredients are simple. You need a yummy, fresh baguette, good quality dark chocolate, and Maldon Sea Salt.
This is one of those recipes where there is no real recipe. Make it to your liking. Turn your oven on to 325 degrees and slice your baguette pretty thinly. Lay them out on a cookie sheet and give them a quick spray with olive oil. Toast them up. Don't aim to get them too dark you really just want to heat them up enough to get crispy and warm enough to melt the chocolate.
Working quickly on a few at a time, pile on as much or as little chocolate as you would like. Don't be stingy, no one is judging you. And dark chocolate is good for you, right? Sprinkle on a little sea salt and top with another piece of toast. Set them back on the warm cookie sheet while you make the rest to help melt the chocolate a bit more. If you want them melted even more, pop them back in the oven for a minute or two.
Yummmmmmmmmmmm. The crunch and salt sort of remind me of what I love about chocolate covered pretzels. I'm going to make these again. Like for breakfast. And then snacks. And after dinner. Totally make these for your friends. They will like you even more.
Whaddayaknow, these LOOK crazy good!
I wonder if I will get the same result if I sprinkle some salt on a spoon of Nutella? Hmmmmmmm?
yum! i love salty crunchy chocolatey! :)
Right!?! I may have eaten all of these once I finished with the photos…
Oooh, this looks so easy and fancy!
My favorite kind of recipe! Took almost no time at all yet was super yummy!