Now, you can certainly buy dozens to take home, but you can also learn how to make macarons yourself so you can enjoy them ...

The macarons have the classic crisp shell over an interior that’s chewy like a brownie, heavily flavored with cinnamon, for ...

W hen it comes to French desserts, you can’t get more classic than a macaron. Featuring crisp, shiny shells sandwiching a ...

As is so common when it comes to French pastry, the mistakes you can make in an (oft fruitless) attempt to produce the perfect macaron are near innumerable. From stirring too much, to stirring too ...

Macaron Queen ensures that their macarons not only equal their European counterparts but exceed them in taste, look, color, and quality. “Making macarons is not just a labor of love,” Nina ...

Gently stir in the icing sugar and almond mixture. 3. Use a piping bag with a nozzle, fill with the macaron mixture. Place the silicon mate or a paper template onto a baking sheet. Pipe small rounds ...

This easy-to-follow recipe doesn't require a sugar thermometer but it does show you how to take your first steps on your macaron journey. Blend the ground almonds and icing sugar in a food ...

Fill the wine glasses with the mousse mixture and top each with one more macaron shell. Chill in the fridge for 2 hours, until set - or until ready to serve. Tip 1: Make sure the bowl and whisk ...