Thanksgiving Macarons

Thanksgiving Macarons

by Marsally4390

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Hard

Time

1h

Serving

2

The task of the first phase of the Baking Tenth Five-Year Plan is: biscuits! Because children like car logos, I painted the BMW logo on the biscuits. After more than three months, I came to the last phase of the “Baking Tenth Five-Year Plan”. The BMW logo reappeared again, this time it was painted on the macarons-to echo back and forth!!
The sublimation of baking technology from biscuits to macarons must be thanked for the strong support and dedication of Gourmet World and North American Electric. Therefore, I also painted the logos of Meitian and ACA on the macarons. I am grateful from the heart! Thank you~~~~~~"

Ingredients

Thanksgiving Macarons

1. Prepare the ingredients: mix 40 grams of almond flour and 40 grams of powdered sugar, then sieve for later use, pour the egg whites into an egg-beating bowl, put a small round piping bag in a disposable piping bag, put the flower mouth into a wide-mouth cup, and beat the egg white Icing sugar is well weighed

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

2. 30 grams of egg whites are beaten with an electric whisk until the fish eyes are soaked, then add 10 grams of powdered sugar and continue to beat at high speed

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

3. Whip until the egg whites appear lines, add the remaining 10 grams of powdered sugar and continue to whip

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

4. Now add a few drops of pink pigment

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

5. Continue to beat until the egg whites are fully expanded, and you can see the sharp corners when you lift the whisk

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

6. Pour in half (40 grams) of the almond powder, which has been sieved and mixed in advance, and stir evenly with a rubber spatula until there is no powder.

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

7. After mixing, pour in the remaining half (40g) of almond powder and icing sugar, continue to mix evenly

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

8. Pick up and let the batter slip off, flowing down like a ribbon to indicate that the mixed batter is complete

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

9. Pour the batter into a piping bag with a small round mouth piping in advance

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

10. The piping bag and the macaron cushion are squeezed vertically

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

11. Put it at room temperature and let it stand for 40-60 minutes to dry the surface of the macarons batter. Touch lightly with your fingers, and the surface will form a thin film without sticking to your hands and the drying is over.

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

12. Put it in the middle layer of the preheated oven at 170°C: Bake for 3 minutes until the skirt appears

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

13. Adjust the temperature to 110 and continue to bake for 10 minutes

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

14. Let it cool before taking it out

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

15. You can put your favorite inset or not because macarons are inherently sweet

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

16. I also made the original color for the child, if you don’t like it too sweet, you don’t need to add stuffing

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

17. Make the frosting (the icing material: 100 grams of powdered sugar, 22 grams of protein, 5 grams of lemon juice), put it into a disposable piping bag, and let your imagination run wild on the surface of the macaron! !

Thanksgiving Macarons recipe

Tips:

1. Almond powder and icing sugar must be sieved after mixing, otherwise it will be rough when mixing
2. The egg white should be sent to a hard state, which is also a key to the success or failure of macarons
3. There are actually many ways to dry the skin: you can dry it naturally at room temperature, you can put it in the oven to turn on the fermentation gear without closing the oven door to dry it, or you can use an electric fan or a hair dryer to blow it on, depending on the specific situation.
4. The temperature of each oven is different, adjust according to its own temperature

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