For anyone who wants it I typed out the directions! Food processor: combine almond flour, confectioners sugar and fine sea salt. Pulse a few times. Transfer mixture to a sifter and sift. Set aside. In a separate bowl: Take 3 egg whites and beat until soft peak form (30-45 seconds). Add ¼ cup of granulated sugar and add little by little. (1tablespoon at a time). Beat until stiff peaks form. Add food coloring and beat in. Macaronage: add sifted mixture and fold over to push out air and stop when a figure 8 can be made with the batter (smooth and glossy with no big bubbles.) Transfer mixture to a piping bag with a round tip and spray and cooking sheet with cooking spray and line with parchment paper. Pipe out batter in 1.5inch rounds about 1 inch apart from each other. Tap against counter and let sit for 30 min to 1 hour to get a dry surface Bake at 285 degrees F for 17 to 19 minutes. Cool on parchment before removing (CAREFULLY) and cool to room temp For buttercream: In a separate bowl: Beat butter and beat in powdered sugar little at a time. Then add a pinch of sea salt. Then add the rose water. And vanilla extract and milk. Beat until light a fluffy and transfer to round tip piping bag. Pipe 1 tablespoon per macron.
Honestly mate, your videos are just in their own world of helpful. It's just so refreshing to hear the use of both measurements every time instead of fluffing around converting everything and worrying about what they really mean by a cup for a lot of ingredients that really vary when it comes to that measurement. I've now just changed my approach to exploring new foods to create and just going through your video history because everything I follow comes out great because you have wonderful demonstrations and information. Keep it up.
I used this tutorial to make macarons for the first time today! They turned out great! The macarons developed great shells after an hour of drying time. The figure 8 trick helped a lot! The buttercream filling was tasty! Something to note is that the buttercream can get “ too wet/runny” easily. So additives to the filling would work better in DRY rather than liquid form. (Crushed hard candy, cinnamon, or dehydrated strawberries would work great in this recipe!) It was definitely worth it and I will make them again! To be honest they don’t take that long to make! The mixing takes about 5-10 minutes, the baking is only about 20 minutes, and the filling can be made while the macarons rest before baking. I really do recommend using a silicone baking mat it really helped me a lot! Using this recipe I made 12 full macarons/24 half’s. ( I could’ve made 4 more macarons but the ones baked on wax paper stuck, and broke when I tried to get them unstuck 😂.)
I am so glad I found this tutorial! It was super easy. I followed the instructions EXACTLY and they came out perfect. They weren't all exactly the same size but I can work on that. They were delicious. Thank you so much.
Josh for every recipe ever: it’s so simple and easy and mostly waiting time! Anyone can do it! Also Josh: *pulls out $5000 worth of kitchen equipment* nice and easy.
Been watching your videos for a while now and I just really appreciate how straight to the point and quickly you talk. I don't find myself zoning out or bored waiting for the next bit of information to come into the video. Thank you so much for all the hard work you and your team do.
dude I stayed up all night trying not to wake up my entire household (which was successful) making these. I can confirm that not only do these bad boys look great, but they taste great too. It may be a little time consuming, but I can confirm that this recipe is absolutely great, and I love that you took us step by step and didn’t leave anything out (including conversions:) thank you man, keep up the great work 🤙🤙
@1 month ago feel like the people watching josh want the perfect macarons. Adam's take on food is fundamentally different from josh's, Adam cooks to feed himself and his family and his videos are about whats convenient for the average person, but josh says it all the time that he'll go the extra step in every element of his dishes to make them the best they can be.
silly billy. add a tbsp of cornstarch to the powdered sugar to help dry the batter and form a skin when its humid. you can't teach what you don't know.
i live in new york, and today its 86 degrees Fahrenheit and very humid, now when i got to the store to get the ingredients, sweating and dying since i walked, and you said that it may not work when humid it may not work, i almost shed a tear. edit: my bad i forgot to tell you how they were since Saturday i believe? As a 14 year old i baked them perfectly on the first try ever. ( I bake so much, like every 2 days or sometimes every other day but was shocked i actually did it). Not burnt but not under cooked, the butter cream was just so perfect, not very sweet but very complementary. I gotta say i was overwhelmed by how fickle it was, but confident. I let them sit in the fridge for two days and they were amazing. I recommend this recipe for more advanced bakers, and possibly intermediate if you are looking for a challenge! But they are so great.
Bake them with a wooden spoon holding open the oven door slightly open. This will allow all the moisture to move out of the oven during baking, allowing the feet of the cookies to correctly form. ChefSteps has a good course on this if you're interested in more info.
It’s so weird to be watching this, then watching Adam Ragusea‘s video on how he makes homemade macarons. They can’t be anymore contrasting. But in the end, it’s whatever fits your lifestyle better. You can either seek to achieve perfection or just enjoy what you do without turning it into a chore or labor.
Adam has kids, which changes things. But I've agreed with him almost every time. He will often mention how "special" ingredients will just be forgotten in the fridge and cupboard and spoil, so he tried to avoid it all together. His episode on macarons is probably the most conflicting one for me. Just baking anything to begin with takes a lot of effort, so taking the extra steps might not even matter that much. But at the same time, if it's less hassle then you are more likely to bake again. All in all though. The fact that Adam is a great cook with good ideas, while also making his recipes actually obtainable to the regular working guy is awesome, and I'm very thankful for that. I don't have time to spend hours in the kitchen even if I would like to.
i made josh's and im not sure why, but they taste fking amazing, and as long as you have the right materials (i dont even sift the almond flour n confectioners sugar) they look amazing! i knew running into it that it wouldnt look good on my first try, and they didnt (they lowkey sucked lmao) but it actually gave me a challenge and i was up for it. making something look "perfect" is a fun experience, and i loved every second of it.
Yeah, I’ve just made Adams macarons and decided to watch this while waiting for them to cool, I decided to watch this video and DAMN it was like stepping into an alternate universe.
i know this is late but you actually pronounced macarons correctly, most people pronounce them as "macaroons" but macaroons are coconut based sweets while macarons are these tiny cute almond based icing sandwiches
Actually, this recipe is good. But yes, you could just skip a few steps. I guess Adam would still be proud because recipe is simple and the result is amazing.
I cant wait to try this! I've been making macarons for a few days, and this recipe seems like the perfect mix of everything I've seen! I will be putting this to the test this weekend!
I did it! This was my first time and this recipe (as all your videos) really worked!!!! So many people they were like: this is too hard, super complicated and nope at all!! Just let them rest for a long 20’ or more minutes ❤❤❤
These look great! I tried making macarons several times when living in Florida - humidity was a killer. Also, thank you for not mentioning “lava texture” for batter consistency. I’ll have to test these sometime!
I'm from Israel and I've tried making them for several times (and failed) then I talked to a local pastry chef and she said that turning the AC for at least one hour before making these is mandatory in our climate. So yes - the whole apartment was on 64 degrees for a while but it was worth it and I made them successfully ever since.
Im from south florida and made them , aced them the first time too they were amazing. Its very specific though its baking so you have to be precise on ingredients
Maegan Zofnas Yeah, I used a scale to weigh my ingredients to the exact grams specified in my recipe. You’re the first person I’ve heard who nailed maracrons on the first attempt, so great job!
OH MY GOD THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR INCLUDING GRAMS! I can’t stress how all the good recipes I find are in the emperial system and it’s so difficult to figure out the perfect measurements!! Thanks uuuuuuu
Adam: Meringue cookies may be the most forgiving pastry on earth if you don't get hung up on appearance. Joshua: These aren't exactly the easiest things to make.
@@freddymeng no they are talking about adams video where he makes macarons but says it's stupid to try to get them perfect so they end up with cracks and stuff since they still taste good.
@@sigmoidbeast7712 did you even watch the video? he never used the word stupid and after the video ended just becouse of people like you he specially said "if you want to make a perfect macaron go for it its great but I like theese" fucktard
Dude, you're the best content creator in the UA-cam food realm. I fell in love with your channel and watched most of the vids within just a few days. Can't wait for the next one.
on that homemade bread game because of you. thank you for your content, and most importantly... thank you for the B roll. Best wishes, Josh. Keep it up
Joshua Weissman: so in a food prossesor... Adam Ragusea: NO! Joshua: Adam: Joshua: You want to add your sugar a little at a time Adam: NO! Joshua: uh...piping bag Adam: NO NO NO!!
One time in high school I wanted to make macaroons and I accidentally made macarons. They came out perfect. The entire time I was like, “when do I add the coconut?” I’m a bonehead.
I followed your recipe exactly, and my macarons turned out PERFECT. They look like they came from a professional bakery! They were also pretty affordable and easy to make--just took a bit of patience and dedication to following the process to a T. It was my first time making macarons ever, and I think after this I will continue to for quite some time. (Maybe playing around with different extracts and different flavored fillings) Thanks for sharing your tips!
I made these today, and they rose perfectly! Fair warning though: make sure you pipe small because they tend to spread, and make sure that there is enough space in between each one :) this recipe saved my life!!!
Used this video for my first attempt at macarons, and they came out close to perfect! (A little less smooth surface because I don't have a food processor or a sieve) yummy, slight crunch on outside and chewy on the inside. The filling did not come out as well, tried to do a fresh raspberry buttercream but it was a tad runny
Just made it and it turned out perfect, this is my second time i try to make macarons and i was afraid to fail as the first attempt but your recipe and tips were very helpful, thank you 😍🙏🏻
Just saying this. I made macarons for the first time and they came out perfect first try. I reccomend my friends to your video because you explain it so well. So thank you for being a gent and uploading something so helpful
i made these once before using a tasty tutorial and they collapsed into little nasty, disgustingly sweet puddles, and i somehow blew up a casserole dish in the process of trying to turn them into something edible. thanks for the good recipe, i’ll definitely make them again! also, i watch all of your videos, even if i know i won’t make that particular thing>> beef wellington
certifiedweeb101 probably failed again. The recipe is not the problem because joshua recipe and tasty recipe is almost the same except for the filling. They probably fucked up in some part or the high humidity affected the macaroons ( in that case, they are doomed unless they have an air conditioner but still easy to messed up)
My man!!! I've done your potstickers recipe (with my twist) and it was amazing. Clap clap on the excellent content and recipes. You should try making steamed buns.
I know this is an old video but just wanted to say………thank you for saying “macaron”. Soooo many Americans even AFTER being told “it’s french, and “this” is how you pronounce it” still insist on “macaroon”. They are, quite apart from the disrespect to another language, two entirely different things. A macaroon is a coconut and meringue biscuit(cookie if you insist) that’s chewy and often browned a bit. Josh, your macarons were lovely…..my favourite combination that I ever made was a lightly peach coloured macaron, brushed lightly with pale gold edible dust, sandwiched with a buttercream made using a purée of dried apricots cooked with some sugar and water, and a touch of rose water. Perfumed, tangy, sweet and gorgeous especially after maturing for at least a day.
I’ve made macaroons 5 times already with different recipes and Wow I’m SHOCKED this is the only time they turned out really good and delicious. In the past they have cracked, deflated and some of the flavors were weird but THIS OMG DELICIOUS 100% recommend
I'm a Baker but I haven't made macarons in over 4 years and I only tried it once.Today I made macarons for the first time since then using this recipe just how he did and they came out perfect. Thank you Joshua!
I just finished making these, and it actually turned out pretty well for my first time ever. I do have one complaint though, they're incredibly salty!! I have no idea how they can be that salty (I measured) but they are...I wasn't making them for anyone thankfully, and I know not to give first-time recipes out, but still!
He did say if you were using a finer grain of salt than the kind he first mentioned to decrease the amount. I've experienced this before when pickling: there's more salt in a teaspoon of fine salt than there is in coarse salt.
Definitely the type of salt you used. If the grains are too big but you use the amount that he says it'll turn out salty (this happened to me in my strawberry shortcake recipe).
Made these this weekend!! Loved your video! I'd never made them out of fear but after hearing "oh it's too hard to do" from several people and online things it became a challenge, which I, of course, had to accept :) so I watched another video that reminded me they'll still taste good even if not perfect looking which was helpful. Then your video was in between that one and the super snobby ones so it was perfect for me. I wanted to go through the whole real process at least once to get a feel for what the texture should be, then once I did that I knew I could mess with them a bit. They were so much sweeter then I'd expected, not sure why I thought that, but I've never had one till now. I guess I just thought a light meringue and assumed lightly sweet...but, I know what happens when I assume :) I piped them too close together so though they came out of the oven pretty perfectly, a couple sorta cracked when I was trying to break them apart. I added some tart homemade strawberry jam to cut some of the sweet. And they were absolutely better the next day! I had some splotchy coloring on top and read it might be too much oil in my almond flour...so we'll see. Anyway...I don't do other social media so don't know how to show you...but I was very excited just to have something that looked even a little bit like the real thing...so thanks so much for that!!
Thank you for saying it right. I hate coconut, macaroons, but love those French babies, macarons. People always get them mixed up and now I have trust issues
@Veronika Johns a youtuber who cookes stuff hes more like the at-home type instead of the professional dishes (except his are somehow as good if not better depending on who you ask)
I tried a different version of macarons yesterday and they completely stuck to the silicone mat. Today I tried your version and they came out PERFECTLY. I’m a total beginner too so I was really impressed with myself 😆 Thanks for this fantastic tutorial 💞💞💞
@@yc9853 Just use a sifter, sift the almond flower and powdered sugar a couple of times (usually I do 3 or 4) and discard the excess. Sometimes a lot is discarded, so I use a little more than the recipe requires, but it's really not necessary.
OMG my daughter always asks for these but they're nearly 2 bucks a pop! I can't wait to surprise her with Mama's homemade macarons. Awesome job as always 👍
If you go to frozen section by the ice cream in some stores there are some frozen macarons for half the price if you don’t feel like making them lol but want them just a mom tip 😊
I love the consistency of your recipe with others Ive seen. Also, I don’t care if the bubbles are tiny on macarons they are still beautiful and tasty to me!
*I see your macarons are a little hollow in the shells, I found that's usually the case with the French meringue if you use Italian meringue it turns out to be a better result.*
Ironically, my French meringue macarons look fine but have hollows, but I can't even get the Italian meringue macarons to rise evenly even though they're supposed to be harder to mess up. :'
Veronika Johns how about instead of making fun of people like the dumb ass you are you just keep your lips shut. You probably don’t even know how to spell it anyway. Probably had to google it or use Siri or look at the title of the video. Go educate yourself on how to stfu. 😁
Is there anything I can substitute for almond flour? I’m allergic to almonds so I’ve never been able to taste what seems like the heavenly adventure of the macaron.
This was a year ago so I doubt you still don’t have an answer lol, but I’ve read that pumpkin seeds that are finely ground like almond flour’s consistency can be a decent substitute. I haven’t tried it though so I can’t say if it works or not!
Quick tip if you do not want to wait an hour before baking the macarons, put them in the oven at 50°celsius for like 10 minutes, and then increase the tempereture for baking. Works everytime for me. 😁
@@blehblehbleh5886 I lived somewhere that had a french restaurant with 4 pictures/captions for a pronunciation guide to help with this very issue. One caption was "Macaron" and had a picture of macarons like Josh made. Underneath, it said something like "sandwich cookie." One caption was "Macaroon" and had a picture of the coconut cookie you mentioned. Underneath, it said something like "coconut cookie" Next caption said "Macron" and had a picture of France's president, Emmanuel Macron. Underneath, it said "French president" The final caption said "Macroon" and just had question marks or a blank photo or something. Underneath, I think it said something to the effect of "that's not a thing"
Heyy I tried this recipe and the Macarons came out superrrrr well.... Only I had to change the settings for baking to 160c for 28mins on convection mode in the microwave... I used a diff filling .. from creamcheese, powdered sugar , few drops of vanilla essence .. yummy... Thank you so much for this wonderful recipe
This is the only video I’ll use to make macarons- It’s worked for me every time!! 🙌 Also thanks for adding the temp for celcius: it makes things so much easier
It's a little awkward but it's just a product of identity politics. You're a girl but you're also a human and a daughter and a citizen of whatever country you're from. You can be a million different identities and they can change over time.
just directly put in front of fan during drying time. or under aircond. it will form a outer layer. takes longer time. that's how i do during i took small order. make sure the outer layer dry when you touch you can feel the layer is harden. my place hot humid and always raining season
So I made these today, only in a sea foam green with a hint of mint, and they turned out awesome, maybe to awesome cause they didn’t get the chance to sit for a few days in the fridge, kids, wife and in laws crushed them. Thank you for the pro tips and thank you for your channel!
Joshua I'm watching all of your videos and from you I was expecting a recipe with Italian meringue that is much better. (I'm telling this in a good way) keep it up like this you doing very good work. Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷 😀
„the more humid it is, the more likely it is that these will not turn out” me, who has been in a drought for the past two weeks but its raining now: oh for fucks sake
Amazing recipe! Worked first try and tasted amazing. I recommend adding in 1/8 of cream of tartar into your egg whites, it helps with the peaks of the eggs!
Poll: Was the smoke a phat rip from a vape, or a Breville food smoking gun?
Smoke gun. But hey what happen to fermentation Friday
You could totally fill them with cannibus buttercream, no?
Joshua Weissman or dry ice 😅
Phat clouds of Joshua's nicotine addiction
Hm, smoked salted caramel macarons...with goat cheese creme...that could go one of two ways! Brb, while I go figure that out 🤔
i love how josh explains *why* we have to do certain techniques, whereas other chefs just say "don't do that"
Most of the time he actually doesen't lol
Adam ragusea does that too
Co0lbluE his brand is basically flipping off chefs to show how they’re super extra
That’s why I love his channel
Except he didn't explain why we have to use almond flour.
@@starrychloe macarons cant be made with anything but almond flour tho
*Sees simple and macarons in the same sentence. *
Me: I don't trust
It is not possible.
I FREAKING FAILED LIKE 10 TIMES BCUZ THEY FONT RISE THEY JUST DEFLATE
"Making macaron is not simple"
(X) Doubt
I was the 666th like 👀
For anyone who wants it I typed out the directions!
Food processor: combine almond flour, confectioners sugar and fine sea salt. Pulse a few times. Transfer mixture to a sifter and sift. Set aside.
In a separate bowl: Take 3 egg whites and beat until soft peak form (30-45 seconds). Add ¼ cup of granulated sugar and add little by little. (1tablespoon at a time). Beat until stiff peaks form. Add food coloring and beat in.
Macaronage: add sifted mixture and fold over to push out air and stop when a figure 8 can be made with the batter (smooth and glossy with no big bubbles.)
Transfer mixture to a piping bag with a round tip and spray and cooking sheet with cooking spray and line with parchment paper.
Pipe out batter in 1.5inch rounds about 1 inch apart from each other. Tap against counter and let sit for 30 min to 1 hour to get a dry surface
Bake at 285 degrees F for 17 to 19 minutes.
Cool on parchment before removing (CAREFULLY) and cool to room temp
For buttercream: In a separate bowl: Beat butter and beat in powdered sugar little at a time. Then add a pinch of sea salt. Then add the rose water. And vanilla extract and milk. Beat until light a fluffy and transfer to round tip piping bag.
Pipe 1 tablespoon per macron.
Thank u ❤❤❤
Thank you 🙏 ❤
Granulated? not powder?
👍
Thanks
"They're even better if they're left in the fridge for 2-3 days"
Me: BOI THESE AIN'T GONNA LAST A DAY IN MY HOUSE
I can relate to that so much. I have to start doubling the recipe lol
Why's your username, "Hi mom"? XD just curios :)
Hi dear 👋😄
Ikr😂😂
That’s what I was thinking!!! Lol 😂
Honestly mate, your videos are just in their own world of helpful. It's just so refreshing to hear the use of both measurements every time instead of fluffing around converting everything and worrying about what they really mean by a cup for a lot of ingredients that really vary when it comes to that measurement. I've now just changed my approach to exploring new foods to create and just going through your video history because everything I follow comes out great because you have wonderful demonstrations and information. Keep it up.
^What he said.
why do i read with an australian accent when i read mate
@@valentinsprecher6130 I don't know, but I read it in Pirate ☺️
I read it in british. Cos we measure Cups as Grams over here
I can hear adam ragusea yelling "NOOOO!!" at a distance.
Ono me to
HAHAHAHAHA
That guy is annoying
@@allergictohumansnotanimals5671 who hurt u :(
@@defnotisaiah3210 he hurt my eardrums
Me: “I wanna do this”
Video: “Step one, use a food processor..”
Me: *Clicks off the video*
Yup lol...every damn time
you don't need it! it's mostly for aesthetics with the final product :D
You can just double sift it. But kinda lazy to do it
I never use a food processor. It doesn’t even look any different.
Who tf doesnt have a food processor?
Joshua: You need to rest them for 1 hour.
Masterchef: You have 1 hour to make 12 macarons.
Lmfao
Maybe they allow them to rest AFTER the time period ceases.
In some shows(I'm not sure about Masterchef) they deliberating say a different time limit to make it more intense for the audience
Season 4 - Johnny and Lynn
Why the hell is that so true thoooooo Lul
I used this tutorial to make macarons for the first time today! They turned out great! The macarons developed great shells after an hour of drying time. The figure 8 trick helped a lot! The buttercream filling was tasty! Something to note is that the buttercream can get “ too wet/runny” easily. So additives to the filling would work better in DRY rather than liquid form. (Crushed hard candy, cinnamon, or dehydrated strawberries would work great in this recipe!) It was definitely worth it and I will make them again! To be honest they don’t take that long to make! The mixing takes about 5-10 minutes, the baking is only about 20 minutes, and the filling can be made while the macarons rest before baking. I really do recommend using a silicone baking mat it really helped me a lot! Using this recipe I made 12 full macarons/24 half’s. ( I could’ve made 4 more macarons but the ones baked on wax paper stuck, and broke when I tried to get them unstuck 😂.)
Delicious!
"humidity will absolutely affect the process"
* *_cries in being poor in a tropical country_*
*cries along from brazil*
i wanna go *cries in indonesian* but, i Don't really like macarons :vv tried it once, it's funky.
cries in guam
*cries in living on a tropical island (Martinique)*
Fruit Connoisseur * *Laughs in Canada* *
My son and I just finished making these, and like the croissants, really pleased with our first attempt! You are the man! Keep these videos coming!
The best comment I've seen in a long time.
Poni Ponina how
@@kapitalga It's always nice seeing a dad enjoying activities with the kids.
Poni Ponina oh yea, for sure
a toast for all the good dads like you around the world! CHEERS!
I am so glad I found this tutorial! It was super easy. I followed the instructions EXACTLY and they came out perfect. They weren't all exactly the same size but I can work on that. They were delicious. Thank you so much.
Josh for every recipe ever: it’s so simple and easy and mostly waiting time! Anyone can do it!
Also Josh: *pulls out $5000 worth of kitchen equipment* nice and easy.
The fact that you said "macarons" instead of "macaroons" instantly increased my respect haha
Victoria Kathleen haha my biggest pet peeve lmao
Macaroons are some potato balls or something
@@theundyingcat macaroons has coconut in them :) also a pastry
Macaroons and macarons are different things
Macaroons are actually a coconut cookie that taste rlly good.
Been watching your videos for a while now and I just really appreciate how straight to the point and quickly you talk. I don't find myself zoning out or bored waiting for the next bit of information to come into the video. Thank you so much for all the hard work you and your team do.
dude I stayed up all night trying not to wake up my entire household (which was successful) making these. I can confirm that not only do these bad boys look great, but they taste great too. It may be a little time consuming, but I can confirm that this recipe is absolutely great, and I love that you took us step by step and didn’t leave anything out (including conversions:) thank you man, keep up the great work 🤙🤙
hey i’m gonna try to make them... any tips?
@1 month ago feel like the people watching josh want the perfect macarons. Adam's take on food is fundamentally different from josh's, Adam cooks to feed himself and his family and his videos are about whats convenient for the average person, but josh says it all the time that he'll go the extra step in every element of his dishes to make them the best they can be.
Doing the same thing trying to make them with waking up no one in the house lol
Joshua: "The more humid it is, the more likely these will not turn out"
Florida: 👁👄👁
silly billy.
add a tbsp of cornstarch to the powdered sugar to help dry the batter and form a skin when its humid.
you can't teach what you don't know.
Uganda: 👁👄👁
Gerard Jones this is the most wholesome comment I have ever seen
@@gerardjones7881 are u sure? I realy want to bake macaron..
Erika Stephenson texas: 👁👄👁
i live in new york, and today its 86 degrees Fahrenheit and very humid, now when i got to the store to get the ingredients, sweating and dying since i walked, and you said that it may not work when humid it may not work, i almost shed a tear.
edit: my bad i forgot to tell you how they were since Saturday i believe? As a 14 year old i baked them perfectly on the first try ever. ( I bake so much, like every 2 days or sometimes every other day but was shocked i actually did it). Not burnt but not under cooked, the butter cream was just so perfect, not very sweet but very complementary. I gotta say i was overwhelmed by how fickle it was, but confident. I let them sit in the fridge for two days and they were amazing. I recommend this recipe for more advanced bakers, and possibly intermediate if you are looking for a challenge! But they are so great.
*Adam Ragusea enters the room*
Adam Ragusea : NO!
Szymen yeah, but Adam’s macarons looked like wads of dung, lol.
Franci Henderson yea cuz it does not matter as he said
@@francihenderson8526 but what if i want to eat something that looks like dung?
haha EXACTLY!! Adam's video on this is epic. (despite pronunciation)
@@francihenderson8526 NO!!!!
_the more humid it is, the more likely these will not turn out_
*malaysians* basically DOOMED
I tried making them in the Philippines and failed 10 times then a week later I made them in the US and they were perfect
If you have an air conditioner it should be no problem
Same here in Peru
Yea like most south east asia since its surrounded by *water*
Bake them with a wooden spoon holding open the oven door slightly open. This will allow all the moisture to move out of the oven during baking, allowing the feet of the cookies to correctly form. ChefSteps has a good course on this if you're interested in more info.
It’s so weird to be watching this, then watching Adam Ragusea‘s video on how he makes homemade macarons. They can’t be anymore contrasting. But in the end, it’s whatever fits your lifestyle better. You can either seek to achieve perfection or just enjoy what you do without turning it into a chore or labor.
Adam has kids, which changes things. But I've agreed with him almost every time. He will often mention how "special" ingredients will just be forgotten in the fridge and cupboard and spoil, so he tried to avoid it all together.
His episode on macarons is probably the most conflicting one for me. Just baking anything to begin with takes a lot of effort, so taking the extra steps might not even matter that much. But at the same time, if it's less hassle then you are more likely to bake again.
All in all though. The fact that Adam is a great cook with good ideas, while also making his recipes actually obtainable to the regular working guy is awesome, and I'm very thankful for that. I don't have time to spend hours in the kitchen even if I would like to.
And they are both really good! I'm only using this recipe because I want to make little frog shaped macarons and his video wouldn't work as well
i made josh's and im not sure why, but they taste fking amazing, and as long as you have the right materials (i dont even sift the almond flour n confectioners sugar) they look amazing! i knew running into it that it wouldnt look good on my first try, and they didnt (they lowkey sucked lmao) but it actually gave me a challenge and i was up for it. making something look "perfect" is a fun experience, and i loved every second of it.
Yeah, I’ve just made Adams macarons and decided to watch this while waiting for them to cool, I decided to watch this video and DAMN it was like stepping into an alternate universe.
i know this is late but you actually pronounced macarons correctly, most people pronounce them as "macaroons" but macaroons are coconut based sweets while macarons are these tiny cute almond based icing sandwiches
However I do have an issue with how he pronounced 'almond'
Some people say mac-a-rohns (əʊ) but ye its correct i think
This is very valuable information
Unless you make almond macaroons. It’s the same basic process, different nut. Macaroon is the English pronunciation of the French word.
sazji no they were right. Coconut macaroons are a completely different cookie.
How can a cooking tutorial be that entertaining
TELL ME
I love your profile picture of SpongeBob lol
I need someone to make an edit of this video where Adam Ragusea cuts in at every step yelling "NO!"
Actually, this recipe is good. But yes, you could just skip a few steps. I guess Adam would still be proud because recipe is simple and the result is amazing.
Can I ask why he’d do that tho? Cu’s I’m very confused rn (I watched a few of his videos... but I have no idea what your talking bout)
@@punsarethelowestformofcome352 Specifically just the macarons
5:54 Lowkey resisting the urge to say "confectioner's." 😂😂😂
Miguel Enrique Veluz OMG I LITERALLY WAS THOUGH 😂
What we didn't see in the B-roll was Joshua ripping a phat vape into the macarons before uncovering them
yes
I cant wait to try this! I've been making macarons for a few days, and this recipe seems like the perfect mix of everything I've seen! I will be putting this to the test this weekend!
Tried it, And it worked so well! Definitely the best recipe i have found.
i see im sorry for not being on youtubd im sorry for not being tgere for you
I will always love how down to earth these videos are
But they still feel professional
Yea i agree
Me watching this in Hawaii in the middle of hurricane season, hearing humidity will fuck up the macarons:
Cancels almond flour Amazon purchase
Turn on the aircon and cook at night...
Andrew Messer really? Will making macarons in an air-conditioned room help? Because I’m worried they won’t dry and form a skin.
If you have a de humidifier that would work but otherwise I don't think air conditioning would work.
@@hiraunia Air conditioning *is* a dehumidifier, at least when on cooling mode. It helps form the skin if your location is humid.
@@andrewjmesser Well, you learn something new every day. Thanks.
Weissman: these are very hard to make
Ragusea: These are very easy to make
when i was younger, i thought macarons were smaller, colored burgers.
They 100% make me think of the "pretty patty" episode in spongebob.
macaros ar colore birher
I thought so too righ looks like small burgers 🍔
...
I thought they were small, colorful, ice cream sandwiches
I did it! This was my first time and this recipe (as all your videos) really worked!!!! So many people they were like: this is too hard, super complicated and nope at all!! Just let them rest for a long 20’ or more minutes ❤❤❤
The Raguseas send their regards...
DJ Weger lol
lol
NO!!!
Adam and Josh are both god tier
I was thinking that the entire time
These look great! I tried making macarons several times when living in Florida - humidity was a killer. Also, thank you for not mentioning “lava texture” for batter consistency. I’ll have to test these sometime!
I'm from Israel and I've tried making them for several times (and failed) then I talked to a local pastry chef and she said that turning the AC for at least one hour before making these is mandatory in our climate. So yes - the whole apartment was on 64 degrees for a while but it was worth it and I made them successfully ever since.
Im from south florida and made them , aced them the first time too they were amazing. Its very specific though its baking so you have to be precise on ingredients
Maegan Zofnas Yeah, I used a scale to weigh my ingredients to the exact grams specified in my recipe. You’re the first person I’ve heard who nailed maracrons on the first attempt, so great job!
I didn't know that was such a big factor either (from S.Fl. too)
OH MY GOD THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR INCLUDING GRAMS! I can’t stress how all the good recipes I find are in the emperial system and it’s so difficult to figure out the perfect measurements!! Thanks uuuuuuu
Adam: Meringue cookies may be the most forgiving pastry on earth if you don't get hung up on appearance.
Joshua: These aren't exactly the easiest things to make.
Meringues ARE one of the most forgiving things to make, but this video is about macarons
@@bluecoconut795 yeah, those are easy too, long as you don't hold yourself up over how they look
@@bluecoconut795 they're referring to the meringue cookies used in macarons.
@@freddymeng no they are talking about adams video where he makes macarons but says it's stupid to try to get them perfect so they end up with cracks and stuff since they still taste good.
@@sigmoidbeast7712 did you even watch the video? he never used the word stupid and after the video ended just becouse of people like you he specially said "if you want to make a perfect macaron go for it its great but I like theese" fucktard
Dude, you're the best content creator in the UA-cam food realm. I fell in love with your channel and watched most of the vids within just a few days. Can't wait for the next one.
these are so good i literally messed up at every part of the recipe and they turned out fantastic and my whole family loved them!!
on that homemade bread game because of you. thank you for your content, and most importantly... thank you for the B roll.
Best wishes, Josh. Keep it up
Joshua Weissman: so in a food prossesor...
Adam Ragusea: NO!
Joshua:
Adam:
Joshua: You want to add your sugar a little at a time
Adam: NO!
Joshua: uh...piping bag
Adam: NO NO NO!!
Kaila Lynch Regusea is Ragusea and Weiddman is Weissman
Oh god what do I do
I read it in his voice
WTH do I do then lol
You snort the flour and sugar, eat the wet ingredients and bake yourself in the oven.
"The more humid it is, the less likely this will work"
*cries in Caribbean weather*
*Sobs in southern African climate*
Laments in Louisiana atmosphere
One time in high school I wanted to make macaroons and I accidentally made macarons. They came out perfect. The entire time I was like, “when do I add the coconut?” I’m a bonehead.
Hehehe thank you, you made me laugh ☺️
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That’s hilarious 😂 I’m impressed you perfectly made this super hard dessert haha
Bro I hate you, I'm in highschool wanting to make these for my friends for Valentine's day😭
Joshua: So you want to-
Adam:*Incomprehensible, demonic screeching*
Man I don't even watch this guy, I just came to this comment section to find the Adam reference
NO!
@@lollipopyummy4924 “The industrial revolution was TWO HUNDRED YEARS AGO!”
-Adam ragoosesa 🦆
@@mitriarts1100 "Long Live the Empire"
-Adam Ragusea
I followed your recipe exactly, and my macarons turned out PERFECT. They look like they came from a professional bakery! They were also pretty affordable and easy to make--just took a bit of patience and dedication to following the process to a T.
It was my first time making macarons ever, and I think after this I will continue to for quite some time. (Maybe playing around with different extracts and different flavored fillings)
Thanks for sharing your tips!
I made these today, and they rose perfectly! Fair warning though: make sure you pipe small because they tend to spread, and make sure that there is enough space in between each one :) this recipe saved my life!!!
Used this video for my first attempt at macarons, and they came out close to perfect! (A little less smooth surface because I don't have a food processor or a sieve) yummy, slight crunch on outside and chewy on the inside. The filling did not come out as well, tried to do a fresh raspberry buttercream but it was a tad runny
I am a year late but if you don't have a food processor you can use a blender :)
@@mari-kr7nq I still get notified ^.^ I will have to dry blending it if I make this again, I was still pretty proud once I refrigerated it tho :)
Just made it and it turned out perfect, this is my second time i try to make macarons and i was afraid to fail as the first attempt but your recipe and tips were very helpful, thank you 😍🙏🏻
The only simple thing about macrons is eating them
xd
Yep
Cri
cri
And apparently for you, spelling it.
Lol no hate had to say it 😂
yeah I'm gonna say that again, thank you for using the metric system!
I want to Thank You too, Joshua. It makes it so much easier for our Metric thinking minds!
As an Australian, raised on the metric system, I'd like to say thanks as well.
though, freedom units are much better.
@@uwotmetemette6333 metric is much more simple in my opinion
@@keeb5168 have you had any problems with American recipes not using nice, round numbers? ua-cam.com/video/TE8xg3d8dBg/v-deo.html
Just saying this. I made macarons for the first time and they came out perfect first try. I reccomend my friends to your video because you explain it so well. So thank you for being a gent and uploading something so helpful
6:59 DAT fog, so good.
Man... GREAT JOB on this video (as always). Flawed recipe and love seeing the evolution of your filmmaking skills.
This is the best way to make them perfect
STOP TRYING TO
"Okay so first you want to get out your food processor and NO!!!"
Let the guy have his craft
@@SKyrim190 you don’t get the joke
@@xavierbarr5607 I know it is a reference to Alan "Vinegar Chicken Leg to the Left". I disagree with the thesis of that video
@@SKyrim190 Yup, we all know Alan Ragusish. Our favourite UA-camr.
My 11 year old daughter made these!
Thank you for breaking it down for us!
They were amazing!
There was an 11 year old in the comment section earlier!
i made these once before using a tasty tutorial and they collapsed into little nasty, disgustingly sweet puddles, and i somehow blew up a casserole dish in the process of trying to turn them into something edible. thanks for the good recipe, i’ll definitely make them again!
also, i watch all of your videos, even if i know i won’t make that particular thing>> beef wellington
update?
certifiedweeb101 probably failed again. The recipe is not the problem because joshua recipe and tasty recipe is almost the same except for the filling. They probably fucked up in some part or the high humidity affected the macaroons ( in that case, they are doomed unless they have an air conditioner but still easy to messed up)
Those are one of the most beautiful macarons Ive ever seen! Mon Dieu Tres beaute!! Splendeur absolue!! Im attempting them this weekend!
Finally!!! I’ve been trying to follow tastys macaron videos for a year and almost all failed attempts, but this video was perfect!!! Thank you
My man!!! I've done your potstickers recipe (with my twist) and it was amazing. Clap clap on the excellent content and recipes.
You should try making steamed buns.
I know this is an old video but just wanted to say………thank you for saying “macaron”. Soooo many Americans even AFTER being told “it’s french, and “this” is how you pronounce it” still insist on “macaroon”. They are, quite apart from the disrespect to another language, two entirely different things. A macaroon is a coconut and meringue biscuit(cookie if you insist) that’s chewy and often browned a bit. Josh, your macarons were lovely…..my favourite combination that I ever made was a lightly peach coloured macaron, brushed lightly with pale gold edible dust, sandwiched with a buttercream made using a purée of dried apricots cooked with some sugar and water, and a touch of rose water. Perfumed, tangy, sweet and gorgeous especially after maturing for at least a day.
I’ve made macaroons 5 times already with different recipes and Wow I’m SHOCKED this is the only time they turned out really good and delicious. In the past they have cracked, deflated and some of the flavors were weird but THIS OMG DELICIOUS 100% recommend
Joshua, we're new to your channel and you're already 3 for 3. We made the bacon and the kimchi, and today these macarons. All perfect.
Josh: "I've really dialed in the process"
ADAM RAGUSEA: IMMA BOUT TO END THJA MANS WHOLE CAREER
Whose that?
@@1014p food UA-camd with a macaron video dispelling a lot of “myths” or at least things that don’t affect taste
I'm a Baker but I haven't made macarons in over 4 years and I only tried it once.Today I made macarons for the first time since then using this recipe just how he did and they came out perfect.
Thank you Joshua!
I just finished making these, and it actually turned out pretty well for my first time ever. I do have one complaint though, they're incredibly salty!! I have no idea how they can be that salty (I measured) but they are...I wasn't making them for anyone thankfully, and I know not to give first-time recipes out, but still!
He did say if you were using a finer grain of salt than the kind he first mentioned to decrease the amount. I've experienced this before when pickling: there's more salt in a teaspoon of fine salt than there is in coarse salt.
Definitely the type of salt you used. If the grains are too big but you use the amount that he says it'll turn out salty (this happened to me in my strawberry shortcake recipe).
“Humidity will absolutely affect the process”
*laughs in joy living in winter Toronto*
Made these this weekend!! Loved your video! I'd never made them out of fear but after hearing "oh it's too hard to do" from several people and online things it became a challenge, which I, of course, had to accept :) so I watched another video that reminded me they'll still taste good even if not perfect looking which was helpful. Then your video was in between that one and the super snobby ones so it was perfect for me. I wanted to go through the whole real process at least once to get a feel for what the texture should be, then once I did that I knew I could mess with them a bit. They were so much sweeter then I'd expected, not sure why I thought that, but I've never had one till now. I guess I just thought a light meringue and assumed lightly sweet...but, I know what happens when I assume :) I piped them too close together so though they came out of the oven pretty perfectly, a couple sorta cracked when I was trying to break them apart. I added some tart homemade strawberry jam to cut some of the sweet. And they were absolutely better the next day!
I had some splotchy coloring on top and read it might be too much oil in my almond flour...so we'll see. Anyway...I don't do other social media so don't know how to show you...but I was very excited just to have something that looked even a little bit like the real thing...so thanks so much for that!!
Thank you for saying it right. I hate coconut, macaroons, but love those French babies, macarons. People always get them mixed up and now I have trust issues
Macaron Nipple...
Me at 2am: My dumbass laughing at how cute this sounds.
Hi
I just wanted to say that you are one of the best confection cook in the world and you helped me a lot in my ‘’journey’,
Great video! The lady I take baking classes from gets her almond flour at Costco. She says it’s the best price out there!
Mans is the opposite of Adam Ragusea.
"Okay so first you want to get out your food processor and YES!!!"
@Veronika Johns a youtuber who cookes stuff hes more like the at-home type instead of the professional dishes (except his are somehow as good if not better depending on who you ask)
Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
now you're gunna put the egg whites on the scale and NO!
Dude I thought the same thing lol 😂
I tried a different version of macarons yesterday and they completely stuck to the silicone mat. Today I tried your version and they came out PERFECTLY. I’m a total beginner too so I was really impressed with myself 😆 Thanks for this fantastic tutorial 💞💞💞
“Step one, use a food processor.”
Me: *cries in broke*
NNNNNNO! JUST BUY ALMOND FLOUR! - somebody
A food processor isn't needed. I never use one and I've made them over 5 times. So hey, go for it.
DYZ.G Comment A.R
@@katherine5753 can u give me some tips pls?
@@yc9853 Just use a sifter, sift the almond flower and powdered sugar a couple of times (usually I do 3 or 4) and discard the excess. Sometimes a lot is discarded, so I use a little more than the recipe requires, but it's really not necessary.
OMG my daughter always asks for these but they're nearly 2 bucks a pop! I can't wait to surprise her with Mama's homemade macarons. Awesome job as always 👍
Omg thank you for being such a caring mother I hope your daughter loved it 🥰🥰
If you go to frozen section by the ice cream in some stores there are some frozen macarons for half the price if you don’t feel like making them lol but want them just a mom tip 😊
I love the consistency of your recipe with others Ive seen. Also, I don’t care if the bubbles are tiny on macarons they are still beautiful and tasty to me!
NO IT DOESN’T HAVE TO BE PERFECT
THEY JUST HAVE TO TASTE GOOD!
*smacks bowl away*
Long live the Empire.
*I see your macarons are a little hollow in the shells, I found that's usually the case with the French meringue if you use Italian meringue it turns out to be a better result.*
Ironically, my French meringue macarons look fine but have hollows, but I can't even get the Italian meringue macarons to rise evenly even though they're supposed to be harder to mess up. :'
I usually don't comment, but I decided to use this macaron recipe for my first time ever making macarons. I don't regret it at all, it's so delicious!
I always thought macaroons where Pretty Patties off Spongebob.
wolfpup1991q
😂
MACARONS*
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Veronika Johns how about instead of making fun of people like the dumb ass you are you just keep your lips shut. You probably don’t even know how to spell it anyway. Probably had to google it or use Siri or look at the title of the video. Go educate yourself on how to stfu. 😁
@@SailorNeptune1991 Well i mean it isnt that hard to spell macarons
Is there anything I can substitute for almond flour? I’m allergic to almonds so I’ve never been able to taste what seems like the heavenly adventure of the macaron.
This was a year ago so I doubt you still don’t have an answer lol, but I’ve read that pumpkin seeds that are finely ground like almond flour’s consistency can be a decent substitute. I haven’t tried it though so I can’t say if it works or not!
Pistachio flour
This is the ONLY recipe I could find that explains both grams AND cups and teaspoons. Thank you so much for being specific!!!
Quick tip if you do not want to wait an hour before baking the macarons, put them in the oven at 50°celsius for like 10 minutes, and then increase the tempereture for baking. Works everytime for me. 😁
Some people: macarons
Other people: macaroons
Me: mac- ronies
@@blehblehbleh5886 I lived somewhere that had a french restaurant with 4 pictures/captions for a pronunciation guide to help with this very issue.
One caption was "Macaron" and had a picture of macarons like Josh made. Underneath, it said something like "sandwich cookie."
One caption was "Macaroon" and had a picture of the coconut cookie you mentioned. Underneath, it said something like "coconut cookie"
Next caption said "Macron" and had a picture of France's president, Emmanuel Macron. Underneath, it said "French president"
The final caption said "Macroon" and just had question marks or a blank photo or something. Underneath, I think it said something to the effect of "that's not a thing"
Heyy I tried this recipe and the Macarons came out superrrrr well.... Only I had to change the settings for baking to 160c for 28mins on convection mode in the microwave... I used a diff filling .. from creamcheese, powdered sugar , few drops of vanilla essence .. yummy... Thank you so much for this wonderful recipe
I can hear Adam Ragusea yelling *NO!* at every step.
Same here friend same here
"higher humidity makes them less likely to turn out"
*cheers in arid weather
This is the only video I’ll use to make macarons- It’s worked for me every time!! 🙌
Also thanks for adding the temp for celcius: it makes things so much easier
1:30
If you measure by mass it doesn’t matter what grain size of salt you use
The fact that bearded guy made a beautiful soft pink macarons makes me feel intimidated as a girl..
It's a little awkward but it's just a product of identity politics. You're a girl but you're also a human and a daughter and a citizen of whatever country you're from. You can be a million different identities and they can change over time.
BubblewrapHighway r/wooooosh
A lady I used to work with dated a biker. He made the best carrot cake - haven't had one as good since.
@@montastrophe9867 No, there's no joke to get, so it didn't go over my head. Sorry pal.
@@montastrophe9867 Stop using wooosh out of no where, its fucking stupid if it doesn't even apply to anything.
How are you not more popular, you're by far the best cooking and baking UA-camr out there
“The more humid it is, the more likely it is that these won’t turn out”
Me, in Florida: *cries*
I feel you bro
I've only gotten them to come out properly once before, it's just too humid here.
just directly put in front of fan during drying time. or under aircond. it will form a outer layer. takes longer time. that's how i do during i took small order. make sure the outer layer dry when you touch you can feel the layer is harden. my place hot humid and always raining season
CA over here!!!
No I can’t wait for winter ugh
The almond flour price part tho lol I can relate
Yasmin same 😂😂😂
Costco sell 3 pounds for 18 bucks
Smileheals literally just found this out last week, macarons are 10x more realistic to make now lol
we're twins yasmin
I'm so glad I found this video. I genuinely think this should be the 1st one to pop up
"Humidity will absolutely affect the process"
**Laughs in Saudi Arabian**
Iraq in here
i trust you with food as i trust Hyram with my skin and Brad Monto with my hair. thats insane power😳
THIS
So I made these today, only in a sea foam green with a hint of mint, and they turned out awesome, maybe to awesome cause they didn’t get the chance to sit for a few days in the fridge, kids, wife and in laws crushed them. Thank you for the pro tips and thank you for your channel!
Joshua I'm watching all of your videos and from you I was expecting a recipe with Italian meringue that is much better. (I'm telling this in a good way)
keep it up like this you doing very good work.
Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷 😀
„the more humid it is, the more likely it is that these will not turn out”
me, who has been in a drought for the past two weeks but its raining now: oh for fucks sake
Amazing recipe! Worked first try and tasted amazing. I recommend adding in 1/8 of cream of tartar into your egg whites, it helps with the peaks of the eggs!
"Humidity will absolutely affect this"
*cries in Mexican beach*
Soy