Macaron (French style)
Overview
I fell in love with macarons when I first saw them. Let’s not talk about the taste. Just because of her cute skirt and bright colors, I really couldn’t put it down. I failed countless times trying to make macarons, but I never got angry until every macaron was perfect
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Ingredients
Steps
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Mix almond powder, powdered sugar and cocoa powder, and beat twice with a food processor for 3-4 seconds each time
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Set the beaten powder aside for later use
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Fine sugar and egg whites, there should be no egg whites or yolks in the egg whites
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The egg beater should be held upright like this. Use the first setting to add the fine sugar in three batches and beat until stiff peaks form
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Pour the beaten powder into a sieve and sift into the beaten egg whites
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Mix well and turn to low
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After mixing evenly, grind the sides of the basin to the required concentration
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A streamlined shape like a rainbow is best, not too thin or too thick
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Put into piping bag
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Extrude embryos of uniform size
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It’s difficult to dry the shells in this kind of weather, so I put them in the oven to ferment at 80 degrees for 20 minutes. If they don’t stick to my hands, I can preheat the oven to 150 degrees
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Put it in the preheated oven. The skirt will appear in about 4-6 minutes. Turn to 100 degrees and bake for 10 minutes before taking it out
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Don’t take it out immediately after it comes out of the oven, wait until it cools down naturally
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Cute skirt
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After it's cooled down, the bottom surface is very smooth
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Pour on the sauce
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Store it well and taste it the best the next day
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This is how a girl’s puff-breasted macarons are made. Isn’t it very simple? Haha