The first time I tasted macaroons, I was in USA. They are very delicious cookies, known as American coconut macaroon. Then a few years ago, I went to France, it was my first trip to Paris. Wowww, I still remember all those oh-la-la-so-French, exceptionally delicate almond meringue sandwich cookies in many Patisseries windows. I literally gasped when I saw those incredible macarons and I couldn't resist them! So creative, stunning and fashionable. Everything about them sounded perfect : the colour, taste, flavour, filling, etc .......
I seemed to have bought everything they have in those Patisserie. I started to buy a tin of macarons from here and from there. The pistachio macarons were delicious, I loved their taste and colour, but I will never forget those red-chocolate chili macarons! How could I?
I seemed to have bought everything they have in those Patisserie. I started to buy a tin of macarons from here and from there. The pistachio macarons were delicious, I loved their taste and colour, but I will never forget those red-chocolate chili macarons! How could I?
Later back home, an Italian friend told me that in fact, they are ITALIAN MACARONS! Well, since I know nothing about European Food History, I will call them EUROPEAN MACARONS to please both our European Neighbours.
Last week, the "Défi culinaire du mois de novembre 2009" was hosted by Nadia73 of Thé à la menthe du Maroc: http://thealamenthedumaroc.over-blog.fr/. We were given one month to make perfect macarons. Everyone at Cuisine entre nous femmes is hooked on "MACARONS". All members agreed to focus on those lovely almond bites during the whole month of November of this year, and there is still a lot of discussion going on about MACARONS: the how, the why, etc...
For recipe, I always use my usual recipe adapted from La cuisine de Mercotte, the Queen of French Macarons!.
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These are the equipments I use to make macarons
Je vous montre ce que j'utilise pour réaliser les macarons
My electric mixer, bowl, silicone spatula and pastry bag
Mon batteur electrique, bol, poche à douille et spatule en silicone
Food processor
Robot culinaire
Weigher
Balance
Parchment paper et silicone baking mat
Papier parchemin et tapis de silicone
2 Baking Sheet
2 Plaque à pâtisserie
2 Plaque à pâtisserie
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Ce n'est pas le gâteau le plus facile à réaliser.
BRAVO!!!
Donc Bravo!!!
bonne continuation
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bisous 3la ces macarons
Je te félicite pour l'invitation de Barbara Bakes de rejoindre les championnes des macarons. Tu le mérites.
Bravo encore une fois
à bientôt
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I believe the macaron was meant to originate in Nancy, France. It was only a single shell. Then the more modern version was created, apparently, by Laduree sandwiching two shells together with a filling.
I am obsessed with these little cookies and yours are just amazing!