Complete Guide to Making Macarons | Macaron Recipe
This is the complete guide to making macarons! Macarons are delicious and enchanting, but a bit finicky to make! Don't be intimidated by them though; this macaron recipe is actually quite fun to make once you learn how. Of course I've included all my tips and tricks so you can make these delicious cookies perfectly the first time.
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Butter Coconut Macaroons Recipe | BAKING SIMPOL
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Ingredients:
SET A
• 3/4 cup unsalted butter
• 1/2 cup granulated sugar
• 2 whole eggs
• 1 can condensed milk (396ml)
• 1 tsp. salt
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• 2 cups desiccated coconut
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How to make Macarons | Perfect Macaron Recipe
I'm sharing with you the perfect Macaron recipe. If you've ever had trouble with how to make Macarons at home, I promise you you'll nail it with this French Macaron recipe.
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If you would like to learn how to make Macarons then just follow this easy Macaron Recipe. Side note: These are Macarons or French Macarons. Macaroon are coconut cookies.
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STRAWBERRY MACARON RECIPE
Ingredients
¾ Cup | 90g Ground Almonds
1 Cup | 125g Icing Sugar | Powdered Sugar
2 Egg Whites
½ tsp Salt
¼ Cup | 50g White Sugar
1 tsp Strawberry Essence
1-2 Drops Red Gel Colouring
½ Cup | 1 Stick | 110g Butter
1½ Cups | 190g Icing Sugar | Powdered Sugar
½ tsp Vanilla Extract
Instructions
Add the ground almonds and icing sugar or powdered sugar to a food processor and pulse 5-6 times until the almonds and sugar are well combined. Pour into a medium sized bowl.
Seperate the 2 eggs, saving the yolks for another recipe and adding the whites to another bowl. Whip your egg whites until they become foamy in a stand mixer or with a hand mixer and add the salt.
With the mixer on high slowly sprinkle in the ¼ cup of sugar. When the egg whites are at the soft peak stage add the strawberry essence and colouring. Whip again until they reach stiff peaks.
Add half of the egg whites to the dry ingredients and fold together until combined. Add the remaining egg whites and fold together until you can make a figure 8 in the bowl without the mixture breaking.
Spoon into a piping bag with a small round tip and pipe inch rounds about an inch apart on a lined baking sheet. Rap the sheet on the work surface 5 times to remove any air bubbles and leave to set for 30 minutes.
When you can touch the macarons without smudging them place into a 150C | 300F oven for 15 minutes. Cool completely before filling.
To make the buttercream beat the butter for 5 minutes with a hand mixer or in a stand mixer. Add the sugar in thirds, beating in between each addition until incorporated. Finally add the vanilla and mix until combined.
Pipe 1 Tablespoons worth of buttercream on top of half of the macarons and top with the other half, pressing until the buttercream reaches the edges.
Notes
Macarons are best the next day so make them a day ahead of when you want to serve them.
Change the flavouring by using a different type of essence or extract - 1 teaspoons worth.
Use anything you would like to fill the macarons, buttercream, ganache, lemon curd or fruit preserve.
Use the 2 egg yolks leftover from this recipe to make lemon curd and add 1 teaspoon of lemon extract and 2 drops of yellow colouring to the macarons instead of the strawberry.
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Macaron Masterclass - How to Make Perfect Macarons | Cupcake Jemma
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205g icing sugar
190g ground almonds
144g egg whites
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60ml water
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How to Make Macarons with a French Master | CHOW-TO
See below for an updated recipe!
These colorful little sandwich cookies turn adults into kids in a candy store. They're so perfect, they're almost intimidating - but fear not! To learn how to make them at home, Guillermo met with master patissier Jayce Baudry, the executive pastry chef, for Daniel Boulud's épiceries. The french chef taught us the tricks and techniques involved, that actually make the process fool-proof, and yield perfect results, even for the amateur baker. (Stick till the end to see Guillermo make a batch all on his own!)
French Macaron Recipe with Italian Meringue
This recipe will make about 200 shells (so 100 macarons total)—but with a scale, it’s easy to cut the recipe in half or otherwise reduce the ingredient amounts to a more manageable size. Note: the ingredients list shows two different amounts of egg whites because they’re added at different points in the process.
Ingredients:
**Metric conversions have been done using an Ingredient Weight Chart based on volume/weight conversion - for best results we recommend using a scale to weigh your ingredients
372 grams powdered sugar = 3 ⅓ cups
372 grams almond flour = 3 ¼ cups
160 grams day old egg whites = 5-6 eggs depending on size
370 grams sugar = 2 ¼ cups
100 grams water = 3.75 oz = 0.46 cup
125 grams fresh egg whites = 4-5 eggs depending on size
Filling of your choice (ganache is traditional)
Instructions:
1. In a food processor, grind the almond flour and powdered sugar to a very fine powder.
2. In a stand mixer with the paddle attachment, mix the powder with the 160 grams of egg whites until you have a paste. Scrape down the sides and bottom of the bowl to be sure the dry ingredients are fully incorporated
3. In a heavy-bottomed, deep saucepan, use a spatula to stir the sugar and water together over medium-high heat. Stir just until the sugar melts, but be sure not to stir again once the mixture boils or it may crystallize (if it does, start over again). Allow the sugar and water to boil until the mixture reaches 244 degrees Fahrenheit (or 118 degrees Celsius) on a digital candy thermometer. Remove from the heat and set aside.
4. In a stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, whip the 125 grams of egg whites until they become voluminous and hold soft peaks. Then, with the mixer still running, slowly pour the cooked sugar mixture into the bowl, sticking close to the side of the bowl rather than near the center, until it’s all incorporated. Continue to mix until the outside of the bowl is no longer hot, but just feels warm to the touch. When you lift up the whisk, the meringue should hold soft peaks.
5. With a spatula, fold half the meringue into the wet ingredients until incorporated. Scrape down the sides of the bowl, then fold in the other half of the meringue until incorporated and break out your bench scraper for macaronage. Check out the video for a demonstration of the technique. Your mixture should be shiny, smooth, and start to relax a bit in the bowl.
6. Use a piping bag fitted with a 10 millimeter tip to pipe circles of batter onto parchment paper-lined baking sheets (expert piping technique is also demonstrated in the video). Leave the sheets out on the counter for at least an hour to allow the shells time to dry. (This downtime is also a good time to make your ganache if that’s what you’re using to fill the shells, since it will need to be completely cool and thicken up before you pipe it!)
7. Preheat your oven to 300ºF degrees and arrange a rack in the middle. Bake one sheet of macarons at a time for 14 minutes each, rotating the pan halfway through each baking session. You’ll know the macarons are done when they don’t move about on the parchment when you give them a nudge.
8. Allow shells to cool completely before piping the filling of your choice onto half of the shells and sandwiching them together. Et voilà!
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Macaron live: Italian method!
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I used 1/2 recipe from Road to Pastry blog
50g egg whites
113g sugar
37g water
125g confectioners sugar
125g almond flour
50g egg whites (to make paste)
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