Basic French Macarons
Basic French Macarons

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Beat the egg whites, cream of tartar and salt with a mixer on medium speed until frothy. French Macarons Not a macaroon but a macaron, these are small French confections made from egg whites, sugar, and ground almonds. Martha breaks this recipe down to the basics so you can make them and impress your friends! Read the full recipe after the video.

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To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook basic french macarons using 4 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Basic French Macarons:
  1. Get 100 Grams almond flour
  2. Make ready 175 Grams sugar powdered
  3. Take 3 egg white
  4. Take 30 Grams sugar

Remove tray and let macarons cool completely; repeat with remaining trays. Once macarons have cooled completely, remove from parchment. The base ingredients for these French macaron cookies are almond flour, confectioners' sugar, and room temperature egg whites. You can make your own almond flour at home by pulsing blanched, skinless, unsalted, raw almonds until fine.

Steps to make Basic French Macarons:
  1. In a dry mixing bowl, sift together the almond flour and the powdered sugar.
  2. Place the egg whites in a separate bowl and whisk until they appear frothy. Add the sugar to the egg whites and continue whisking until firm peaks form. (This is most conveniently done with an electric mixer/egg beater)
  3. Add half of the dry flour/sugar mixture to the egg whites. Using a flat spatula, gently fold the egg whites back and forth until the dry ingredients have just incorporated into the mixture. Be careful not to overmix.
  4. Scoop the liquid mixture into the dry bowl and continue folding back and forth, until the mixture has just incorporated itself.
  5. Lay out parchment paper or silicone baking sheets on top of cookie sheets.
  6. Scrape this mixture into a plastic piping bag (I used a large Ziplock freezer bag and cut a bottom corner off) and begin piping the mixture into small circles on the baking sheets. Be sure to space them about an inch apart because they will continue spreading after you have piped them out.
  7. Let the batter sit on the sheets for 30-90 minutes. This allows the batter to rest and a smooth skin should form on the tops of the cookies.
  8. The cookies are ready to be baked if you gently touch the tops of the cookies and no batter sticks to your finger. The surface should feel smooth and dry. I would check every 30 minutes to make sure.
  9. Heat the oven to 280F (~140C). When the oven is done preheating, place the sheets in the oven and bake 17 minutes.
  10. Remove the cookies and let cool (5-10 minutes). Carefully remove from the cookie sheet and place upside down for filling. Top the filling with another cookie half.
  11. (For this test run I used Nutella (a chocolate hazelnut spread) as a filling and baked the macarons in a toaster oven.)
  12. Eat! The cookies keep well at room temperature for about 3 days.

The base ingredients for these French macaron cookies are almond flour, confectioners' sugar, and room temperature egg whites. You can make your own almond flour at home by pulsing blanched, skinless, unsalted, raw almonds until fine. However, buying a package is easier and you get the super-fine texture needed for macaron batter. The basic meringue-style French macaron is merely the springboard for your wildest color and flavor combinations. Try adding a teaspoon of Dutch-process cocoa and red gel food coloring for a red.

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