I've expressed my love for macarons in this post, and although the recipe was slightly intimidating, my brother's girlfriend and I decided to give it a try anyway. We followed this recipe, made chocolate ganache, and added two drops of pink dye to give these macarons some color. Also, I've never found a need for a food processor, but sifting through sugar and flour more than once... we got quite the arm workout.
Wow, Steph - they turned out great!! I've always been intimidated to try making macarons...but you've got me inspired! :) I think I'll try them soon...
ReplyDeleteThey look delish!
ReplyDeleteI sort of suck at making desserts, that's why I post about them to document how I go up in dessert-making.
I wish I had your skills!
Love this!
ReplyDeleteI love you and your baking skills, come back to Biola (:
these look amazing. kind of makes something like this obsolete: http://www.japantrendshop.com/hajimete-macaroon-maker-p-1053.html?language=en&utm_source=googlebase_en_USD&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=googlebase_en_USD
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This is so awesome. My hats off to anyone who makes these. I hear a lot of work goes into them to get them just right.
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yum!! i need to try these for sure!
ReplyDeleteOh yum, looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious! I love macarons and these look so pretty- you did such a good job! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, they look amazing! I only tried macaroons for the first time last year and I've not even contemplated making them yet. This post has inspired me now though!
ReplyDeleteThese look so pretty and yummy! I still haven't tried a macaroon yet, but they sure look great :]
ReplyDeleteoh yum!! I love macarons so much too. My husband and I are going to Paris in May and we signed up for a class there- I can't wait! They look so hard to make and yours turned out great. Thanks for visiting my blog :)
ReplyDeleteYes! Those look amazing :) I have to try this.
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