I just made these! This is my 2nd time trying the Italian method after failing with the French way 6-7 times before and they came out great! I baked them 270F for 20 minutes and some were a bit lopsided but other than that, they were chewy, not hollow, not cracked, and had the feet! I couldn’t resist adding extra lemon juice to the ganache but they taste just as refreshing and amazing :) thank you!
So happy they worked for you! If some are lopsided it’s likely your oven isn’t circulating heat evenly. Try avoid putting macaroons near those spots next time :)
I saw your video yesterday I made them today I have to give you a credit I have try this method so many times and never worked for me but tour recipe is genius only a few of the came out sticky on the bottom they were to close I guess the rest I have to say almost perfect .!! Thank you very much for sharing your recipe 😊
I make them yesterday and they came out 👌🏾 but instead of the yellow food colouring I put red food colouring because it was Christmas 🎄 and I also put some strawberry 🍓 extract instead of lemon oil so they are strawberry 🍓 flavours but the ganache was the same thank you Btw I’ve made a Italian macarons with an other recipe and they didn’t worked so thanks for your recipe they came out perfect 👌🏾
Mine didnt work ): I totally blame myself not the recipe cause I probably did something wrong. It was too soft, when I piped they just colapsed. I know its not because of my meringue bc I’m used to making italian meringue and the consistency was perfect. Could it be because I over mixed my batter? Or under mixed? What’s weird is that I stopped when it had a “lava” consistency, it was just like yours. I was able to form an 8 with it without breaking and all
Thank you! Is there a temperature at which you start beating the egg whites while you wait for the sugar syrup to get to 120 C? Also, what speed do you use before and after you add the sugar syrup?
Hi there, I usually beat the egg whites to a foamy soft peak consistency as the sugar gets to temperature. If it reaches soft peak before the sugar is ready, I will stop the whisking and start it about 15 seconds before pouring in.
Great recipie! I only have a gas mark oven that can be kinda tricky when it comes to nailing the temperature but it still worked and tasted rly good ^^
Hello, I decided to write a comment. Thank you for making this video. I enjoyed making it even as a first timer. Not all came out well but the majority were perfect. Can I ask if lowering the sugar for the paste and/or the meringue is possible?
Glad you liked the video! I’m afraid I haven’t tried lowering the sugar but macarons are quite finnicky so it’s probably not a good idea. Using the French method will reduce the sugar per macaron but it’s also much less consistent. Hope that helps!
Hello! I have 2 questions. I don't have a stand mixer, can I use hand mixer instead? When you dry them for 20 mins, Do macarons top need to be dry to touch? Thank you so much!
Hey there! Yes to both! Just be careful when using a hand mixer with the hot syrup. Depending on how humid your room is, it may take longer than 20 mins but don’t put them in the oven until it doesn’t stick to your finger
@@BakenLondon Thank you s much for your reply. I was recommended your macaron recipe by a friend after failing to make one. She said she failed it many time still she reached to your recipe. I'll give it a go!!!wish me luck!!!
I tried this recipe before and i really loved it! :) I would like to know what kind of coloring you use? Powder or Paste? I used Powder before, but the color intensity was not very good at the end.. Kind regards from germany
Thanks! I usually use powder because it doesn’t making the batter too runny like liquid colouring. If the colour isn’t strong enough, try adding a little bit more. You always loose a bit of intensity after baking!
Hi Is it possible to use half of your recipe as below ? Does it work that way ? Thanks for your advices. For the macaron shells (Almond Paste): 35g Egg White 100g Almond Flour 100g Icing Sugar For the macaron shells (Italian Meringue): 35g Egg White 100g Castor Sugar 25ml Water
I wouldn’t recommend halfing this recipe because it is very hard mix hot syrup into very little egg white without it over cooking. If you want to make a smaller batch then try the French method or make a full batch then freezing the macarons. They keep in freezer in air tight containers for up to one month.
Hi Thanks for your reply. Upto which point of the process that I save in the freezer ? Is it the moment that you mix all together? Instead of piping it to macaron shape, you save the dough in container and freeze them, am I right?
Hi Thanks for your reply. Upto which point of the process that I save in the freezer ? Is it the moment that you mix all together? Instead of piping it to macaron shape, you save the dough in container and freeze them, am I right?
@@CsprMac I mean freezing them after baking. Don't freeze the dough, it doesn't thaw well. After baking them, fill them before freezing. Hope this helps!
Hi Your lemon macarons are so lovely 👍 For lemon ganache filling, you mentioned 1 lemon But it is quite difficult to measure as maybe lemon size is different 😂 Can you tell me how many ml or gram of lemon juice that I should use to make this tasty filling? In case I want to make smaller portion, can I just divide your recipe in half ? Thanks for sharing Cathrin
Hi there! It really depends on how tangy the lemon is. For me that’s usually between 15 - 30ml. Any more then the filling may become too runny. As for halving the recipe, I wouldn’t recommend it because it is really hard to whip egg whites up in smaller quantities. Hope this helps!
Baken Thanks for your respond and information I will try. I mean if I can use half of your lemon ganache recipe as I will make a small portion of macaron only 😂 Have a nice day to you Cathrin
Baken Thanks for much for sharing more information. I will try to make it this weeekend PS : a bit too much to ask but I love chocolate ganache macaron Can you share how to do chocolate ganache for macaron? Thanks and have a nice weekend to you Cathrin
@@cathrindo7485 I can do a video on that in the future for sure! In the meantime, chocolate ganache is actually really simple. A very basic recipe is 1 equal parts double/heavy cream and chopped milk/dark chocolate. Warm the cream in a pan over low heat until it just starts to bubble (don't let it boil). Pour it over the chopped chocolate. Mix until it is smooth, cover it up with cling film and rest until it is set! Hope this helps!
Thanks for your recipe. I saw your Video yesterday and tried Today. Everything is fine, but maybe you can Tell me Why the Colour chances During the macarons bakes. What is my Mistake? The Colours dont remain as strong as before Baking them. Thanks 😊
That is quite normal. I don't know the exact science on why the colour isn't as strong after baking but my guess is that the caramelisation dilutes the appearance a bit. Just add a little bit more colouring next time :)
This has been the best recipe ive ever used , i had 1 issue some of my shells cracked and the tops became pointed , i believe it needed to form a better shell , can you help me out ? Is it okay to let it sit longer than 20 minutes?
Glad it worked for you! You can leave it out for longer than 20 min but try not do it for too long as it will dry out the shell too much and cause it to crack. If only some of your shells are cracking, it could be your oven not heating overly. Try moving the rack position to see if it makes a difference
Sounds like you’re pouring the syrup in too fast into the whipping attachment of mixer. Make sure drip it slowly down the side like in the video. May also help do not have the mixer on full speed until all the syrup is in. Hope this helps!
I usually have it on medium / medium high so that the syrup doesn’t splatter everywhere but fast enough to not let the egg cook. Once all of it is in, I switch it to a high speed. Every stand mixer is a little bit different, if you are not sure then always go for a speed higher than you think to be on the safe side
Hi! I would like to ask why my macs have hollows inside? They look perfect on the outside,have good feet,but they dry very slow,and after i bake them they stick to the mat and in the inside it’s not fluffy! I have tried to increase the temp and the time,but it’s not working..do you have any suggestions?thank you🙏
Hello, can I use a half smaller weight of the ingredients? I am afraid the recipe would not work :) and my last question is what oven program should I use, if grill, bottom heating, hot air.. thanks
It will be hard to whisk up the eggs if you only use half. Try a french macaron recipe instead! There is one on my channel, just replace the colour and filling if you want lemon. Definitely not grill mode. Use a mode that heats it evenly (sorry modes are different for every oven!)
i use hand mixers generally and the macarons turn out fine. does it have to be a stand mixer? Also, for the italian meringue method, you do not have to make the macarons rest. Why do you have to in this recipe?
Hey there, you can use a hand mixer but a stand mixer makes things easier and safer. Hot syrup can be very dangerous, using a mixer is just one less thing to worry about when pouring in the hot syrup. In terms of resting, it helps form a skin to force air out the bottom for those macaron feet. Most French and Italian recipes recommends this. For example both Laduree and Pierre Hermès includes this step too. I’ve experimented with many recipes and haven’t had much success with recipes that don’t require resting. Would love to try if you have a recipe that works without resting!
@@BakenLondon Ok thank you for replying so fast! I tried these raspberry macarons yesterday and they turned out amazing. I did realize that the fiet was not as large as I would like it to be but you can still make the macarons without resting. ua-cam.com/video/HrnvOqMULUk/v-deo.html this is the link
My batter became to runny- It started when I added my eggs whites to the icing and almond mixture. Didn’t turn out like yours? I measured everything with grams.
So this could be a number of things. Firstly make sure your egg white meringue has been whipped and cooled to a really glossy and thick consistency. If the sugar syrup hasn’t been incorporated properly you won’t get that structure in the batter to keep it thick. Secondly, really pay attention to how you’re folding (this isn’t mixing remember!) in the egg whites into the almond paste. Over doing it will deflate the batter too much and cause it to be runny. Hope this helps!
Not exactly the same but close enough. Double cream in the UK usually have close to 50% fat where as heavy cream is about 40%. For this recipe, it shouldn't really matter.
I haven't tried baking with a conventional oven but I would recommend keeping the temperature at 150 degrees Celsius. You may have to bake it for 1 minute or 2 longer. Every oven is different so would recommend experimenting.
@@kwokchiip usually hollow shells are because you are over mixing the batter or the temperature is too high. Try mixing it less and making sure your oven temperature is what it says it is using a thermometer. Hope this helps.
Caster sugar is not exactly the same as granulated sugar. It is finer than granulated sugar but not quite as fine as icing sugar. If you can't find any, you can use granulated sugar instead.
There can be a few reasons but a good starting point is to check your oven temperature is accurate with a thermometer. Too high temps will cause the inside to collapse. I've also had hollow batches when I've over mixed the batter so perhaps try mixing earlier. Macarons aren't easy and comes with experience, don't give up and keep on trying!
You should probably edit the title to say "White Chocolate Lemon Macarons", not just "Lemon Macarons", because I was interested in the Lemon part, not the white chocolate. I'm sure a few other people were too.
I tried the French method 15 times and failed (sigh) . For this recipe , noticed 200 gm of icing sugar and another 200 gm of granulated sugar. Wow that's a lot of sugar. Wish me luck... thanks for the clear instructions.
Once you get it once, it becomes easier so don't give up! The Italian method does require more sugar but it is also part of the reason why it is more consistent and stable than the French method. Good luck!
I am so nervous to try again . I have those small countertop 21L oven with no fan inside. I wonder that is the cause that I failed 15 times but i do have a thermometer to monitor the heat inside. Nevertheless wish me luck and hope its lucky 16th time . 😆 My kids love these but its so EXPENSIVE in Asia.
Lsst questions. Do your pipe all the macarons at one go ? I left half in the bowl to pipe later and noticed the last batches were not as smooth. One recipe can make about 40 pcs, how do I devide and make different colors ( can I add the coloring while I am folding ) ?
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I just made these! This is my 2nd time trying the Italian method after failing with the French way 6-7 times before and they came out great! I baked them 270F for 20 minutes and some were a bit lopsided but other than that, they were chewy, not hollow, not cracked, and had the feet! I couldn’t resist adding extra lemon juice to the ganache but they taste just as refreshing and amazing :) thank you!
So happy they worked for you! If some are lopsided it’s likely your oven isn’t circulating heat evenly. Try avoid putting macaroons near those spots next time :)
julia burke same here I made French ingredients but not work , I almost give up until I saw Italian style it just perfect 👌,Thanks for your ideas.
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These have turned out amazing for me. Many thanks isac. Great recipie
That’s great to hear!
I saw your video yesterday I made them today I have to give you a credit I have try this method so many times and never worked for me but tour recipe is genius only a few of the came out sticky on the bottom they were to close I guess the rest I have to say almost perfect .!! Thank you very much for sharing your recipe 😊
You’re welcome! Enjoy the macarons 😁
thank you so much. This recipe was super tasty and refreshing.
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Can't wait to try this recipe!!!!
Enjoy! Just in time for the holidays too!
I make them yesterday and they came out 👌🏾 but instead of the yellow food colouring I put red food colouring because it was Christmas 🎄 and I also put some strawberry 🍓 extract instead of lemon oil so they are strawberry 🍓 flavours but the ganache was the same thank you
Btw I’ve made a Italian macarons with an other recipe and they didn’t worked so thanks for your recipe they came out perfect 👌🏾
Strawberry macs sound lovely! Hope they'll be a hit at your Christmas party/dinner!
Mine didnt work ): I totally blame myself not the recipe cause I probably did something wrong. It was too soft, when I piped they just colapsed. I know its not because of my meringue bc I’m used to making italian meringue and the consistency was perfect. Could it be because I over mixed my batter? Or under mixed? What’s weird is that I stopped when it had a “lava” consistency, it was just like yours. I was able to form an 8 with it without breaking and all
Thank you! Is there a temperature at which you start beating the egg whites while you wait for the sugar syrup to get to 120 C? Also, what speed do you use before and after you add the sugar syrup?
Hi there, I usually beat the egg whites to a foamy soft peak consistency as the sugar gets to temperature. If it reaches soft peak before the sugar is ready, I will stop the whisking and start it about 15 seconds before pouring in.
Great recipie! I only have a gas mark oven that can be kinda tricky when it comes to nailing the temperature but it still worked and tasted rly good ^^
Ah yes, try getting an oven thermometer. Helps me to be much more consistent with each bake!
This is such an awesome Video. Could you please tell me at what temperature would you ideally bake these in a commercial deck oven?
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Hello, I decided to write a comment. Thank you for making this video. I enjoyed making it even as a first timer. Not all came out well but the majority were perfect. Can I ask if lowering the sugar for the paste and/or the meringue is possible?
Glad you liked the video! I’m afraid I haven’t tried lowering the sugar but macarons are quite finnicky so it’s probably not a good idea. Using the French method will reduce the sugar per macaron but it’s also much less consistent. Hope that helps!
Hello! I have 2 questions. I don't have a stand mixer, can I use hand mixer instead? When you dry them for 20 mins, Do macarons top need to be dry to touch? Thank you so much!
Hey there! Yes to both! Just be careful when using a hand mixer with the hot syrup. Depending on how humid your room is, it may take longer than 20 mins but don’t put them in the oven until it doesn’t stick to your finger
@@BakenLondon Thank you s much for your reply. I was recommended your macaron recipe by a friend after failing to make one.
She said she failed it many time still she reached to your recipe. I'll give it a go!!!wish me luck!!!
Hi could I add Matcha powder instead of food colouring? If yes how much should I add?:)
Hi, could you repost the link to the website that has the recipe? I’m getting a “site can’t be reached” error. Thank you so much!
I have a question. To what stage do I have to whip the egg after adding in the sugar? Hard peaks? Medium peaks?
Since this is the Italian method, the meringue should be very hard and thick when you’re done just like in the video
did you whip the eggwhites + sugar syrup until stiff peak?
Yes, keep whining until the bowl is no longer hot to touch and is slightly warm the peaks should be very stiff by that point.
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I tried this recipe before and i really loved it! :) I would like to know what kind of coloring you use? Powder or Paste? I used Powder before, but the color intensity was not very good at the end..
Kind regards from germany
Thanks! I usually use powder because it doesn’t making the batter too runny like liquid colouring. If the colour isn’t strong enough, try adding a little bit more. You always loose a bit of intensity after baking!
Baken Thank you! I will try it :)
Baken Can you specify the make and exact colour please? Many thanks.
Hi
Is it possible to use half of your recipe as below ? Does it work that way ? Thanks for your advices.
For the macaron shells (Almond Paste):
35g Egg White
100g Almond Flour
100g Icing Sugar
For the macaron shells (Italian Meringue):
35g Egg White
100g Castor Sugar
25ml Water
I wouldn’t recommend halfing this recipe because it is very hard mix hot syrup into very little egg white without it over cooking.
If you want to make a smaller batch then try the French method or make a full batch then freezing the macarons. They keep in freezer in air tight containers for up to one month.
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Thanks for your reply.
Upto which point of the process that I save in the freezer ? Is it the moment that you mix all together? Instead of piping it to macaron shape, you save the dough in container and freeze them, am I right?
Hi Thanks for your reply. Upto which point of the process that I save in the freezer ? Is it the moment that you mix all together? Instead of piping it to macaron shape, you save the dough in container and freeze them, am I right?
I've actually halved this recipe twice, they turn out great!
@@CsprMac I mean freezing them after baking. Don't freeze the dough, it doesn't thaw well. After baking them, fill them before freezing. Hope this helps!
Do you add the lemon to the finish Macs for every Mac even if it’s not lemon flavor? When letting it rest overnight?
nope! The lemon is only there to help speed up the process by providing extra moisture. Just wait a few more hours for other flavours 😁
Hi
Your lemon macarons are so lovely 👍
For lemon ganache filling, you mentioned 1 lemon
But it is quite difficult to measure as maybe lemon size is different 😂
Can you tell me how many ml or gram of lemon juice that I should use to make this tasty filling?
In case I want to make smaller portion, can I just divide your recipe in half ?
Thanks for sharing
Cathrin
Hi there! It really depends on how tangy the lemon is. For me that’s usually between 15 - 30ml. Any more then the filling may become too runny. As for halving the recipe, I wouldn’t recommend it because it is really hard to whip egg whites up in smaller quantities. Hope this helps!
Baken
Thanks for your respond and information
I will try. I mean if I can use half of your lemon ganache recipe as I will make a small portion of macaron only 😂
Have a nice day to you
Cathrin
@@cathrindo7485 ah right! Yep, feel free to half the ganache amount if you'll be making less sheeells!
Baken
Thanks for much for sharing more information.
I will try to make it this weeekend
PS : a bit too much to ask but I love chocolate ganache macaron
Can you share how to do chocolate ganache for macaron?
Thanks and have a nice weekend to you
Cathrin
@@cathrindo7485 I can do a video on that in the future for sure! In the meantime, chocolate ganache is actually really simple.
A very basic recipe is 1 equal parts double/heavy cream and chopped milk/dark chocolate. Warm the cream in a pan over low heat until it just starts to bubble (don't let it boil). Pour it over the chopped chocolate. Mix until it is smooth, cover it up with cling film and rest until it is set! Hope this helps!
Thanks for your recipe. I saw your Video yesterday and tried Today. Everything is fine, but maybe you can Tell me Why the Colour chances During the macarons bakes. What is my Mistake? The Colours dont remain as strong as before Baking them. Thanks 😊
That is quite normal. I don't know the exact science on why the colour isn't as strong after baking but my guess is that the caramelisation dilutes the appearance a bit. Just add a little bit more colouring next time :)
Baken i tried again with lower temperature and they became perfeclty! Thank you so much for your receipe 🍋💛
@@mariaritawagner4817 That's great! Really glad they came out perfectly!
This has been the best recipe ive ever used , i had 1 issue some of my shells cracked and the tops became pointed , i believe it needed to form a better shell , can you help me out ? Is it okay to let it sit longer than 20 minutes?
Glad it worked for you! You can leave it out for longer than 20 min but try not do it for too long as it will dry out the shell too much and cause it to crack. If only some of your shells are cracking, it could be your oven not heating overly. Try moving the rack position to see if it makes a difference
I dont understand but my syrup keeps on crystallizing and the syrup goes all over my bowl am not sure what am doing wrong any suggestions?
Sounds like you’re pouring the syrup in too fast into the whipping attachment of mixer. Make sure drip it slowly down the side like in the video. May also help do not have the mixer on full speed until all the syrup is in. Hope this helps!
Do you know how what speed the stand mixer should be on when you pour the sugar syrup in? Do I need to adjust the speed once I pour in the syrup?
I usually have it on medium / medium high so that the syrup doesn’t splatter everywhere but fast enough to not let the egg cook. Once all of it is in, I switch it to a high speed. Every stand mixer is a little bit different, if you are not sure then always go for a speed higher than you think to be on the safe side
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Hi! I would like to ask why my macs have hollows inside? They look perfect on the outside,have good feet,but they dry very slow,and after i bake them they stick to the mat and in the inside it’s not fluffy! I have tried to increase the temp and the time,but it’s not working..do you have any suggestions?thank you🙏
Why can’t I got on your site?? With the full recipe??
Hello, can I use a half smaller weight of the ingredients? I am afraid the recipe would not work :) and my last question is what oven program should I use, if grill, bottom heating, hot air.. thanks
It will be hard to whisk up the eggs if you only use half. Try a french macaron recipe instead! There is one on my channel, just replace the colour and filling if you want lemon. Definitely not grill mode. Use a mode that heats it evenly (sorry modes are different for every oven!)
@@BakenLondon thank you for such a quick response :)
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i use hand mixers generally and the macarons turn out fine. does it have to be a stand mixer? Also, for the italian meringue method, you do not have to make the macarons rest. Why do you have to in this recipe?
Hey there, you can use a hand mixer but a stand mixer makes things easier and safer. Hot syrup can be very dangerous, using a mixer is just one less thing to worry about when pouring in the hot syrup. In terms of resting, it helps form a skin to force air out the bottom for those macaron feet. Most French and Italian recipes recommends this. For example both Laduree and Pierre Hermès includes this step too. I’ve experimented with many recipes and haven’t had much success with recipes that don’t require resting. Would love to try if you have a recipe that works without resting!
@@BakenLondon Ok thank you for replying so fast! I tried these raspberry macarons yesterday and they turned out amazing. I did realize that the fiet was not as large as I would like it to be but you can still make the macarons without resting.
ua-cam.com/video/HrnvOqMULUk/v-deo.html this is the link
Cool, thanks for sharing! I'll be sure to check it out!
How can I store my macarons and keep them fresh please
Freezer!
Hi, my stand mixer bowl is plastic and not metal, so is it fine to withstand the heat of the sugar syrup? Pls answer quickly
Hard to say without knowing which brand but I wouldn’t recommend it
@@BakenLondon ok, thanks
My batter became to runny-
It started when I added my eggs whites to the icing and almond mixture. Didn’t turn out like yours? I measured everything with grams.
So this could be a number of things. Firstly make sure your egg white meringue has been whipped and cooled to a really glossy and thick consistency. If the sugar syrup hasn’t been incorporated properly you won’t get that structure in the batter to keep it thick. Secondly, really pay attention to how you’re folding (this isn’t mixing remember!) in the egg whites into the almond paste. Over doing it will deflate the batter too much and cause it to be runny. Hope this helps!
Do you use liquid or paste colouring?
I use powder colouring but paste is also fine. Try avoiding liquid ones since macarons are very sensitive to moisture.
Is double cream the same as heavy cream?
Not exactly the same but close enough. Double cream in the UK usually have close to 50% fat where as heavy cream is about 40%. For this recipe, it shouldn't really matter.
My oven don’t have fan ,is it same temperature ?
I haven't tried baking with a conventional oven but I would recommend keeping the temperature at 150 degrees Celsius. You may have to bake it for 1 minute or 2 longer. Every oven is different so would recommend experimenting.
I been try more than ten time each time is come hollow,I been following all the step but still come out hollow,can you help me please
@@kwokchiip usually hollow shells are because you are over mixing the batter or the temperature is too high. Try mixing it less and making sure your oven temperature is what it says it is using a thermometer. Hope this helps.
hey! my oven has a fan inside, is there any problem with that?
Nope! Mine is also fan assisted. I recommend getting an oven thermometer to check for any hot spots in the oven though!
when you say castor sugar, do you mean granulated sugar/regular sugar or icing sugar/powdered sugar?
Caster sugar is not exactly the same as granulated sugar. It is finer than granulated sugar but not quite as fine as icing sugar. If you can't find any, you can use granulated sugar instead.
@@BakenLondon thank you very much!
Hi ...why some times there's a hollow in side
There can be a few reasons but a good starting point is to check your oven temperature is accurate with a thermometer. Too high temps will cause the inside to collapse. I've also had hollow batches when I've over mixed the batter so perhaps try mixing earlier. Macarons aren't easy and comes with experience, don't give up and keep on trying!
We need video about meringue before you pour syrup plz
Cause I want to see peaks
Thanks
You should probably edit the title to say "White Chocolate Lemon Macarons", not just "Lemon Macarons", because I was interested in the Lemon part, not the white chocolate. I'm sure a few other people were too.
Well, a lot of ganaches have a base of white chocolate even though they don't say "xy-choclate ganache".
I tried the French method 15 times and failed (sigh) . For this recipe , noticed 200 gm of icing sugar and another 200 gm of granulated sugar. Wow that's a lot of sugar. Wish me luck... thanks for the clear instructions.
Once you get it once, it becomes easier so don't give up! The Italian method does require more sugar but it is also part of the reason why it is more consistent and stable than the French method. Good luck!
I am so nervous to try again . I have those small countertop 21L oven with no fan inside. I wonder that is the cause that I failed 15 times but i do have a thermometer to monitor the heat inside. Nevertheless wish me luck and hope its lucky 16th time . 😆 My kids love these but its so EXPENSIVE in Asia.
Thank you and the 16th try is successful. My daughter was literally in tears seeing and tasting them. Kudos to your teaching !
You're welcome. Enjoy the macarons!
Lsst questions. Do your pipe all the macarons at one go ? I left half in the bowl to pipe later and noticed the last batches were not as smooth. One recipe can make about 40 pcs, how do I devide and make different colors ( can I add the coloring while I am folding ) ?
look so pretty but it needed a few more folds..too grainy.
😌ehh Where is the recipe? My hearing is bad😢
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