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Easy Macaron Shells

🍬 The Recipe for Easy Macaron Shells (French Method)

🍬 The Recipe for Easy Macaron Shells (French Method)

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Course: Dessert, Teatime, Pastry, MacaronsCuisine: FrenchDifficulty: Difficult
Servings

12

servings
Prep Time

30

minutes
Cook Time

14

minutes

Making your own macarons can often seem daunting. Yet, with the right techniques and precise measurements, the perfect frill is within reach. Forget the stress, let’s switch to professional yet accessible pastry-making.

Mode Cuisine

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Ingrédients

  • 750 g White sugar

  • 375 g Almond powder

  • 276 g Egg white

Instructions

  • In a large, round-bottomed bowl, mix together half the sugar (375g), half the egg white (138g), and the almond flour using a spatula. Then set aside.
  • In a saucepan, heat the remaining sugar (375g) to 118°C (the sugar will turn into a syrup; remove from the heat as soon as it reaches this temperature). Meanwhile, in the bowl of a stand mixer, whisk the egg whites with a wire whisk until stiff peaks form. Once they begin to stiffen and your sugar syrup reaches the correct temperature, continue mixing and slowly pour the syrup over the egg whites in a thin stream. The mixture will double in volume. Let the mixture cool, keeping the mixer running until the bowl is lukewarm.
  • Mix 1/3 of your egg white and sugar mixture into your base mixture (sugar/almond powder/egg whites) using a spatula to loosen your mixture.
  • Then gently fold in the remaining egg white and sugar mixture with a spatula, bringing the batter from the bottom up. Transfer the mixture to a piping bag fitted with a 10mm plain nozzle. Pipe rounds approximately 4cm in diameter onto a baking sheet. Let your macarons air dry for 30 minutes, tapping the baking sheet beforehand.
  • Bake for 14 minutes at 170°C.

Astuces

    Moisten your work surface with cold water. When you take out your baking tray, transfer your baking sheet onto it to stop the cooking process. If the frill doesn’t appear, don’t hesitate to slightly open the oven door by propping it open with a wooden spatula or place a small bowl of water at the bottom of the oven.