Mastering The Art Of Macarons: 4 Must-Try

Mastering The Art Of Macarons: 4 Must-Try Recipes.

How To Make Macarons 4 Recipes To Try.

Hello friends, happy Sunday. So how are you today? Are you also looking for an afternoon tea recipe? As today I am sharing 4 recipes from the blog.

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Mastering The Art Of Macarons: 4 Must-Try Recipes.

Mastering The Art Of Macarons: 4 Must-Try Recipes:

Looking to master the art of making macarons? Look no further!

Our 4 must-try recipes will guide you through the process step-by-step, from classic flavours to creative flavour combinations that are sure to impress.

Whether you’re a seasoned baker or just starting out, these delicious macaron recipes are the perfect way to satisfy your sweet tooth and elevate your baking game.

Mastering The Art Of Macarons: 4 Must-Try Recipes.

Although making macarons can be a little challenging, with persistence and skill, you can produce lovely and delicious macarons. So yummy.

4 Recipes To Try:

  • Firstly, How To Make Rainbow Macarons. 
  • Secondly, Blueberry Macarons Recipe: Great For Afternoon Tea. 
  • Thirdly, BerryWorld Strawberry and Almond Macarons.
  • Fourthly, Blackberry Or Strawberry Macarons: Perfect Homemade Gifts. 
Mastering The Art Of Macarons: 4 Must-Try Recipes

Mastering The Art Of Macarons: 4 Must-Try Recipes:

Mastering The Art Of Macarons: 4 Must-Try Recipes. These mini cakes are perfect for afternoon tea.

A macaron is a tiny cake or cookie that is often created from pulverised nuts like almonds, coconut, or other nuts together with sugar, flavourings, food colouring, glacé cherries, jam, or a chocolate covering.

Or a mixture of these or additional ingredients. Do you want to know how macarons are prepared, then?

How do you bake macarons at home? Follow one of these easy recipes below.

It’s crucial to weigh your ingredients using a kitchen scale rather than using volume measures while making macarons because they need accurate quantities.

The macaron shells are made from a mixture of powdered sugar and almond flour. In order to get rid of any lumps or big pieces, make sure you sift these ingredients together.

While combining the batter, gently and carefully incorporate the almond flour and powdered sugar combination into the whipped egg whites until the batter is glossy and smooth.

Avoid overmixing because this might make the macarons lose their shape and spread out too much.

Pour the batter into a piping bag and pipe it onto a parchment-lined baking sheet. Ensure that the macarons are uniform in size and shape by.

Mastering The Art Of Macarons: 4 Must-Try Recipes

Before Baking:

Before baking, let the macarons rest on the baking pan for 30 minutes. This will enable the macarons to develop a skin on the top, which will aid in producing the distinctive “feet” of the macaron.

When the macarons are finished baking, let them cool fully before adding your preferred filling. This will help keep the macarons crisp and stop the filling from melting.

Mastering The Art Of Macarons: 4 Must-Try Recipes.

You Might Need:

  • Macarons Baking Mat.
  • Macarons Baking Tray.
  • Cake Stand.
How To Make Rainbow Macarons:

How To Make Rainbow Macarons recipe and image courtesy of Dr Oetker. 

Firstly, How To Make Rainbow Macarons. 

Making Rainbow Ones. How cool? Friends, welcome. what about you today? Are you fond of baking miniature pastries for afternoon tea?

These Rainbow Macarons are so adorable. Amazingly cute. These colourful Rainbow ones are great as gifts or just to enjoy as a small sweet treat.

Why wouldn’t anyone like seeing these on display? They are ideal for gatherings, barbecues, and picnics. Excellent for afternoon tea in particular.

What about macarons during a birthday celebration? How To Make Rainbow Macarons.

So what do you think of this Rainbow Macarons recipe? How sweet but at the same time how yummy!! Do you like them? Do you fancy making some? Or do you fancy eating some?

Afternoon Tea
Recipe and photography c/o Rachel’s

Mastering The Art Of Macarons: 4 Must-Try Recipes.

Blueberry Macarons Recipe:

Great For Afternoon Tea.

Secondly, Blueberry Recipe: Great For Afternoon Tea. 

Recipe for Blueberry ones: Perfect for Afternoon Tea. Anyone for blueberry ones? How are you doing today, friends? Who has a UK recipe for macarons?

Is there a smaller cake that is more beautiful than a macaron?

Would you like to create your very own to dazzle your loved ones or friends? They are difficult to refuse because of their bite-sized size, vibrant colours, and alluring textures.

These cookies also feature a crispy crust and a soft inside that is often made of ganache, buttercream, or jam. They are made with meringue, sugar, and almond flour.

Why not give this recipe for blueberry macarons a shot? And so lovely! Blueberry Macarons Recipe: Great For Afternoon Tea. 

So what do you these of this Blueberry Ones? Fancy trying some?

Afternoon Tea
BerryWorld Strawberry and Almond Macarons. Recipe and image courtesy of BerryWorld.

BerryWorld Strawberry and Almond:

Great For A Garden Party.

Thirdly, BerryWorld Strawberry and Almond.

Strawberry and almond ones are from BerryWorld – wonderful for afternoon tea. Do you want to make some tasty macarons then?

For Mother’s Day or Valentine’s Day, these delectable mini cakes are the ideal special treat.

The ingredients for a macaron, also known as a French macaron, are egg white, icing sugar, granulated sugar, almond flour, and food colouring.

So how do you feel about this recipe? Do you want to create some as well? Because I could easily get one right now, haha!! BerryWorld Strawberry and Almond.

Blackberry Or Strawberry Macarons:
Blackberry Or Strawberry: Perfect Homemade Gifts Recipe and photo credits Seasonal Berries.

Mastering The Art Of Macarons: 4 Must-Try Recipes.

Blackberry Or Strawberry:

Pink, anyone? So yummy.

Last But Not Least, Blackberry Or Strawberry: Perfect Homemade Gifts. 

Perfect homemade gifts: Blackberry or strawberry flavour. How are you doing today, friends? Enjoy your Saturday. With blackberries or strawberries, anyone?

These are really cute. perfect and lovely present. Excellent for afternoon tea as well.

Why don’t you create your own and present it as a gift in a recycled box lined with non-stick baking paper and a lacy paper doily tied with a ribbon?

These gorgeous pastries are currently extremely in style but may be very expensive to buy. Blackberry Or Strawberry Macarons: Perfect Homemade Gifts. 

Mastering The Art Of Macarons: 4 Must-Try Recipes:

How To Make Recipe: So what do you think? Do you also fancy making some?

Do you need almond flour for macarons? Ground almonds is one of the main ingredients in all four of these recipes.

So what Is Macaron Filling Made Of? There are many yummy types of macaron fillings, have a look at these 4 recipes to see which you like the sound of best.

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Firstly, How To Celebrate National Afternoon Tea Week At Home.

To celebrate National Afternoon Tea Week (12th – 18th August 2019), Simon Bradley, Head Chef at De Vere Cotswold Water Park – a stunning hotel situated amongst the rolling hills of the Cotswolds and surrounded by 152 lakes – has shared his top tips on how to enjoy the traditional British pastime at home. How To Celebrate National Afternoon Tea Week At Home.

Secondly, A Twist On A Classic – Caribbean Afternoon Tea.

We had a mini heatwave here in the UK yesterday. I spent all afternoon in the garden yesterday, getting the grass cut and table and chairs out of storage. All ready for eating outside in the garden.

New research revealed today has found that Caribbean cooking is the least tried cuisine in the UK, with only 27% of Brits having tasted Jamaican food and only a handful having tried dishes from other islands including Dominica (3%), Barbados (2.5%) and St Lucia (2%). A Twist On A Classic – Caribbean Afternoon Tea. So good.

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16 Comments

  1. 24 May 2023 / 17:15

    These look fantastic! I’ve never tried making them but I love to eat them! I should give it a try this summer!

    • 1 June 2023 / 13:14

      Thanks for the comment, Laura.

  2. 1 May 2023 / 17:53

    I must admit that this is something that I have shied away from but may give it a go now. Pinned it
    I visited you via Anything Goes linky, week 376
    If you are not already part of SSPS, this is a personal invite to hop over and come and share your posts with us at Senior Salon Pit Stop, every Monday to Saturday.
    See my entry: 36 and then navigate to the bottom of my page for the Senior Salon Pit Stop linkup, we hope to meet you there virtually.

    • 3 May 2023 / 17:36

      Thanks so much for stopping by, already join your link up this week. Thank you for inviting me over.

  3. Darlene Foster
    1 May 2023 / 12:48

    I love these. They look fabulous. I included them in my latest book, Amanda in France: Fire in the Cathedral. Amanda learns to make macaroons while she is in Paris. I came over from Senior Salon.

    • 3 May 2023 / 17:34

      Thanks so much for stopping by Darlene.

  4. 26 March 2023 / 16:03

    I love how pretty macarons are and I’m always so impressed when people make them so quickly on Bake Off! I’ve never tried making them myself, they seem a little complicated but maybe one day I’ll feel brave and give them a go!

    • 1 April 2023 / 07:46

      Thanks for stopping by Julie.

  5. Joanne
    21 March 2023 / 18:41

    My not so little baker asked for a macaron mat for Christmas because he loves them and wants to practice making them at home. These all look like fun and delicious options!!

    • 1 April 2023 / 07:45

      Thanks Joanne, love to make these treats.

  6. 30 November 2022 / 20:30

    These are so beautiful and look so delicious! I’m happy to say I’ll be featuring this post at Thursday Favorite Things tomorrow!

    • 9 January 2023 / 14:47

      Thanks so much Pam. Sorry I am late seeing this, been a busy month.

  7. Katie
    12 August 2022 / 15:25

    I cannot wait to try making these – one of my favorite fancy treats! Congrats on your feature at Happiness Is Homemade Link Party #440 starting on Aug. 14th!!

  8. Helen at the Lazy Gastronome
    7 August 2022 / 16:14

    I’ve made these – yours are beautiful!! Thanks for sharing at the What’s for dinner party – hope to see you at this weeks party.