Banana pudding flavored French macarons, filled with banana pudding frosting, Nilla wafers and freeze-dried bananas. Dairy Free.

Soft and chewy on the inside, crisp on the outside, you won’t believe how easy it is to make these delicious Strawberry Macarons! A beautiful pink twist on the classic French macaron, you’ll have so much fun making this strawberry macaron recipe!

Makaronikowe ABC - makaroniki krok po kroku. Bezbłędne przepisy, z którymi upieczesz swoje pierwsze makaroniki. Sprawdzone porady.

Simpler to make than apple pie, a Tarte Tatin defies the cliché of fussy, flawless French desserts, while offering that same rich, sophisticated taste. Made with juicy apples doused in sweet carame…

Pistachio Macarons with a Pistachio Cream Cheese Filling. Drizzled with white chocolate, and topped with ground pistachio.

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Mandy of What The Fruitcake?! came to our rescue last minute to present us with the Battenberg Cake challenge! She highlighted Mary Berry’s techniques and recipes to allow us to create this unique …

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Diesmal bin gehe ich wirklich in letzter Minute in die Zielgerade! Ihr wisst ja, wir hatten in dieser Woche Urlaub und damit hatten wir uns auch schon eine der wenigen sonnigen Wochen dieses Sommers ausgesucht. Nicht unbedingt die Zeit, um den Backofen anzuwerfen. Doch der Calendar of Ingredients liegt mir zu sehr am Herzen, als dass ich in diesem Monat nicht mitmache. Zumal die allerliebste Sarah mit ihrem Knusperstübchen die Gastgeberin im Juli war. Hier könnt ihr euch noch einmal ihren einfach umwerfenden Blaubeer Cheesecake anschauen klick. Wer’s noch nicht gemerkt hat. Dies waren die drei Zutaten im Juli: Heidelbeeren – Frischkäse -Ahornsirup Kurz vor Monatsende komme ich nun endlich mit meinem Rezept um die Ecke 😉 ! Ihr seht ja bereits an den Fotos wie sehr mir unser Blogevent am Herzen ♥ liegt. Allerdings habe ich für meine Macaron Herzen nur zwei der vorgegebenen ‚Ingredients‘ verwendet, nämlich Heidelbeeren und Frischkäse. Den Ahornsirup konnte ich irgendwie nicht unterbringen 😀 ! Ich habe die Macarons nach bewährtem Rezept gebacken. Ihr kennt es bereits z. B. von hier und hier. Doch diesmal wird’s herzig und himmlisch saftig! Die Frischkäsecreme, die mit Zitrone verfeinert wurde und die frischen Blaubeeren passen ganz herrlich zur der Süße der Macarons. Und ich verrate euch noch […]

Feb 2019 Update – PDF Pattern now available on Etsy I’m considering making a bunch of these as favours for Lottie’s birthday party next month so I combined some of the bits I̵…

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Bonjour les gourmands! J'espère que vous êtes prêts à découvrir ma nouvelle création de la saison: un gros macaron façon fraisier. Rien de compliqué comme d'hab, il vous faudra juste un peu de patience et d'organisation, les clés du succès en pâtisserie! J'a

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After I made the eclairs I had a bunch of leftover egg whites. I haven’t made French Macarons in a while and I am always looking for an excuse to make them! I wanted to try something differen…

When it comes to baking, I can get a little obsessed. Exhibit A. So when I decided to make notoriously tempermental macarons, I had the sneaking suspicion that it wouldn't be a one-and-done deal. Still, I had NO IDEA what an art---and a...

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Mostly I am posting it so I won't forget (not like I will anyway), just for my basic recipe. I originally got this recipe from Not So Humble Pie, but I found that the temperature was too high and made ugly frills instead of nice compact feet. So I only edited that aspect, but everything else is spot on. Not too sweet, and the insides are nice and soft. I will be posting pictures of how to make them later on, but I am too lazy at the moment and will just type it out for now. This is the macaron baked at 325 degrees, as in Not So Humble Pie's recipe. See the frills? Kinda ugly to me. I didn't even post these on Instagram because I hated them so much. And these are my macarons with the adapted recipe of 300 degrees instead of 325. Nice straight feet and a slightly firm shell. Which do you guys like better? In any case, these below will be the recipe I am giving. Please use a kitchen or postal scale for these, I find that this creates foolproof macarons that are exact ingredients every single time. Italian Meringue Macarons (adapted from Not So Humble Pie) Ingredients: Mass: 150g almond meal (It is much cheaper and efficient to buy Trader Joe's Blanched Slivered Almonds and grind them up in your food processor. I used to actually blanch almonds myself and grind and dry them, but that was WAY too much work.) 150g powdered sugar 50g egg whites (do not have to be aged, approximately 2 eggs) Gel food coloring (optional) 2 tsp cornstarch (if weather is humid) pinch of salt Meringue: 55g egg whites (do not have to be aged, approximately 2 eggs) 35g granulated sugar (to stabilize half egg whites) 120g granulated sugar 40g water Materials: Candy thermometer Kitchen/postal scale Piping bags/tips (These give the most perfect results if that's what you're going for) Good insulated baking sheets (I use Airbake) Parchment paper or silpats (I prefer silpats but parchment is nice too) Stand mixer (recommended, but it is possible with a hand mixer, just takes longer) Sift almond meal and powdered sugar together into a large bowl. Add the 50g egg whites and mix until it becomes a dough-like consistency. (This is the time to add food coloring, remember the meringue will lighten the color of the mass) Set aside and cover with plastic wrap so it doesn't harden. For the meringue, beat the 55g egg whites in the bowl of your stand mixer until soft peaks form. When egg whites become bubbly, add the extra 35g sugar to stabilize it. DO NOT overbeat egg whites at this stage. After they have formed, turn down your mixer to "stir" or very low to keep them moving so they don't deflate. At the same time, put the water and sugar on the stove over medium-high heat and attach your candy thermometer. When the mixture gets bubbly all around with no spots of unboiled water (or 240 degrees F) pour the sugar syrup into the egg whites and turn up the speed of your mixer to high. Let it beat until the bowl of the mixer is warm to the touch (body temperature). It should look like this: Shiny, stiff, and smooth. Then, add 1/3 of the meringue to the mass and fold until you cannot see any more white streaks of meringue. After you have lightened the mass, add the rest of the egg whites and fold. Now you are ready to pipe them with your piping bag into 1-1.5 inch diameter circles, however big you like. I pipe them onto a parchment paper-lined or silpat-lined aluminum baking sheet. I usually fit about 20-24 circles on each pan. Then drop your baking sheets about 2-3 times until they flatten out and the air bubbles pop. If you still see any, pop them with a toothpick. Now let them dry about 20-30 minutes or until they are dry to the touch (depends on humidity). While you're waiting, preheat your oven to 300 degrees Fahrenheit Check your oven to make sure it's the correct temperature! Sometimes the oven lies. lol Dull and dry, ready for the oven. Now bake them for 10-13 minutes, or even longer if they are still too moist inside. Bake only one tray at a time if your oven has inconsistent heat. Let them cool completely before you take them off the parchment/silpat. Sandwich together with a filling (my favorite is Swiss Meringue Buttercream) and you're done! Store filled shells in an airtight container in the fridge for at least 24 hours. This helps the shell meld together with the filling, making it a bit crisp on the outside but melt-in-your-mouth on the inside. :) This is my favorite recipe. I have not had a single macaron crack or turn out feetless after using this recipe. I will NEVER go back to French meringue method. These macarons turn out more cakelike and have better structure on the inside. Look at the nice inside on these ones! Do you see hollows?!?! Nope. Unlike this ugly one here from this patisserie in SF. How sad. And if you still do not understand how to do this recipe, here is a video I made instructing you how to do it, Hope this helps!

Ein einfaches Rezept mit Schritt-für-Schritt-Fotos und vielen Tipps über das Thema: Lavendel-Macarons Rezept

These delicious Creme Brûlée Macarons are filled with a Custard Cream, and French Vanilla Buttercream, with a caramelized bruleed top, and they taste just like creme brûlée.

cafe—mocha;) smores macarons

I am having a total 70’s flashback today (in reference to my childhood) thinking about Neapolitan ice cream. In the 70’s it was still the cheap square cardboard boxes when it came to ice cream, and you didn’t have a million flavors like we do today. Somewhere along the line we transitioned into circular ice cream... Read More

Recipe adapted from my original Chocolate & Amaretto Macarons

This Coffee Macaron Cake is super fun to make. The shells are espresso flavored, and they are filled with a swirl of Espresso Frosting and Mocha Frosting.