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Macaron Shells

— Italian Meringue

Smooth, shiny shells with a clean foot. Italian meringue is the most stable technique to get there.

Steps

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01Prepare the tant-pour-tant7 steps
1.

Dry the almond flour

Spread the almond flour in an oven-safe dish. Dry for 25 minutes at 70°C, oven door cracked open, stirring every 5 minutes. Then let it cool before moving on.

2.

Sift the almond flour

Sift the almond flour through a fine sieve. Weigh after sifting and take exactly 150g.

3.

Sift the powdered sugar

Sift the powdered sugar through a fine sieve. Weigh after sifting and take exactly 150g.

4.

Mix the tant-pour-tant (TPT)

Combine the almond flour and powdered sugar in a mixing bowl. Whisk until the texture looks like uniform flour.

02Cook the syrup1 stepLocked
03Whip the meringue4 stepsLocked
04Macaronner3 stepsLocked
05Piping and baking10 stepsLocked
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Prep1h 30min
Cook17 min
Servings30
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Recipe

  • 55gEgg whites
  • 150gExtra fine almond flour
  • 1pointe de couteauPowdered food colouring
  • 150gPowdered sugar

Italian Meringue

  • 150gCaster sugar
  • 55gEgg whites
  • 45gWater

Recipe

  • 2×Baking tray
  • Sieve
  • Scale
  • Mixing bowl
  • Silicone spatula
  • Piping bag
  • 8 mm piping tip
  • Teflon mat

Italian Meringue

  • Saucepan
  • Thermometer
  • Scale
  • Stand mixer