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Making macarons takes a bit of patience, but the final bite makes it all worth it!

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50 Comments

  1. Nice colors, I’ll give you that. The pink, green, and blue look great on the plate. But macarons are about precision, yeah? These look a bit all over the place. Some are thicker, some thinner — looks like they couldn’t decide what they wanted to be.

    The shells look fairly smooth, good effort there, but they’re not quite perfect. And the filling? One looks stuffed like a burger and the next one barely has anything in it. Come on, consistency!

    They’re not a disaster — I’ve seen much worse — but they’re not exactly patisserie-level either. Tighten up the sizes, even out the filling, and you might actually have something impressive.

    Right now? Solid effort… but not quite there yet.

  2. 0:50 “The reason I’m doing this over a scale is that you want to be as precise as possible…” You didn’t tell us the weight of the egg whites, either before or after they dried over night. You didn’t tell us the weight of the almond flour or the weight of the confectioner’s sugar or the ratio of one to the other. You didn’t tell us the weight of the sugar added to the merengue. You didn’t tell us the temperature of the oven. You didn’t tell us the time of the bake. You didn’t tell us the proportions of the ingredients of the butter cream. You didn’t tell us whether pistachio should bake longer than almond or the other way around. Without knowing even one element of this list, it is impossible to be precise. In other words, you showed us yourself making macarons, but you didn’t explain at all how to make the best French macarons, which was the title of the video.

  3. I tried it and when i mixed the dry ingredients into the meringue, the whole thing came out WAY too dry, kind of like slightly wet sand. I am posituve i weighed everything correctly. What couldve gone wrong? Is it possible my almomd flour was bad? Im not sure where i went wrong.

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  6. Every recipe for macarons that I see on youtube or read about online is wildly different from the one before it. Despite comments that the ratio of powdered sugar and almond flour to egg whites must be very precise, each recipe offers vastly different ratios of those three main ingredients. Some state equal amounts of each while others have considerable differences between the amounts. All recipes claim to be "fool proof" and yet they offer contradictory instructions and sometimes opposite do's and don'ts. All you can do is try multiple recipes until you get one that works for you.

  7. As part French.. I LOVE LOVE LOVEEEEEEE! Macaroons! THEIR SO GOOD! Like who would’ve want thousands of those! Mmm

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  9. Macaron Shells (Base Recipe)
    105 gram egg white, aged
    144 gram almond flour
    125 gram powdered sugar
    105 gram granulated sugar
    powdered food coloring, pink: ¾ teaspoon, green: 1 teaspoon, or as desired
    2–3 drop flavored extract, blueberry or raspberry

    blueberry Filling
    ½ cup (113 gram) unsalted butter, room temperature
    1¼ cup (140–156 gram) powdered sugar
    ¼ cup (30–35 gram) blueberry powder
    1½ tablespoon (22 milliliter) heavy cream
    ½ teaspoon (2½ milliliter) vanilla extract
    ⅛ teaspoon (0.6 milliliter) lemon juice
    pinch of salt
    blue food coloring
    ¼ cup (85 gram) blueberry jam or preserves, for filling

    Raspberry Filling
    ½ cup (113 gram) unsalted butter, room temperature
    1½ cup (140–156 gram) powdered sugar
    1 tablespoon (20 gram) seedless raspberry jam
    2 teaspoon (10 milliliter) heavy cream
    ½ teaspoon (2½ milliliter) vanilla extract
    ⅛ teaspoon (0.6 milliliter) lemon juice
    pinch of salt
    pink food coloring
    ¼ cup (85 gram) seedless raspberry jam, for filling

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