I made this for friends, and they have DEMANDED that I make them again today. I wrote out the recipe so I don't have to keep playing the video over and over while I'm baking. Here you go: French Macarons based on the Cupcake Jemma Masterclass 205g powdered sugar 190g almond flour 144g egg whites, split in two portions of 72g Food color paste (optional) 190g sugar 60ml water Thermometer Food Scale Plastic wrap Parchment Paper 1. Put powdered sugar and almond flour into a food processor and blitz 16 times using short pulses. Sift into a medium-large bowl. 2. Add 72g of egg whites to sugar-almond mix. Mix fairly vigorously. Add food color paste at this point. Cover with plastic wrap. 3. Cooking over med-high heat in a small saucepan, heat sugar and water. Once it’s 110-degrees C/230-degrees F, start whipping 72g of egg whites in the standing mixer. Pull the sugar syrup off the heat once it reaches 118 degrees C/244-degrees F and add it to the egg whites, pouring the syrup down the side of the bowl. Beat until the meringue is glossy and forms soft, floppy peaks. 4. Take one spoonful of meringue and add it to the sugar-almond batter. Mix a bit vigorously to loosen up the batter. Gently fold in the rest of the meringue and continue to fold until the batter, when poured off the spatula, folds into ribbons that don’t melt into the rest of the batter. 5. Prepare a piping bag with a round tip. Prepare two cookie sheets with templates and parchment paper. Pipe macaron shells onto parchment paper, flicking the tip to avoid getting peaks. Once you’re done with all the shells, bang the cookie sheet pans to allow all the air in the cookies to come out. Use a toothpick to fix any craters. Pull the templates from the cookie sheets. 6. Let macaron shells sit on the counter until a skin forms. Preheat oven to 165-degrees C/330-degrees F. Cook for 12 minutes. Take macarons off the cookie sheet and allow them to cool before filling. 7. Fill with ganache, buttercream or curd.
If you guys want a no fail macaron recipe...THIS IS THE ONE!! I have tried numerous recipes and wasted a tremendous amount of failed shells and found that this recipe right here....IS...THE...BEST!!! I've made this recipe so many times and it never failed me!! Thanks Jemma and Dane for the tips and sharing!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE
Katie Wilson it's not a precise measurement but 70 grams is about 2 egg whites. Macarons are quite finicky so maybe invest in a scale if you want to make them often.
thanks for your comment, I`ve tried like 12 tutorials and recipes and I`ve never been happy :D so I will try this, it`s great that someone did them couple times and it went great :)
I transcribed the steps for myself but figured someone else might want them too! *Note: Observations that were not explicitly stated by Jemma and Dane are in [brackets] Instructions : Pour icing sugar and ground almonds into a food processor [at the same time-ish to mix them a bit as you pour.] Pulse the food processor about 16 times with each time taking about 30 seconds. Over-mixing will release oils from the almonds. Sift into a bowl [that is wider than the sieve to avoid spilling]. Discard the remaining bits. Do not push them through the sieve as they could blemish the surfaces of the cookies. Pour 72 g of the egg whites into the icing sugar and almonds [With a spatula] Mix this into a paste, somewhat vigorously. Over-working it could release oils from almonds Before that is completely mixed, add gel food coloring [with a toothpick] and then finish mixing the paste. Color will pale with addition of meringue. Cover with cling film to keep it from drying out and set aside Start the Italian meringue: Pour caster sugar and water into a saucepan Heat sugar syrup to 110 deg C [don’t need to stir, just wait]. (eventually, you’ll heat them up to 118 deg C. Heating to over 118 deg C will ruin the chewy texture of the macarons) When syrup is 110 deg C, pour the remaining 72g of egg whites into a stand mixer bowl with the whisk attached. Start mixing. [Stand mixer speed setting appears to be 7?] [Meringue has soft peaks]. When sugar syrup has reached 118 deg C, gently pour it down the side of the stand mixer bowl, avoiding the whisk Leave the meringue to mix until it gets back to room temperature. (In video, meringue whipped for 5-6 more minutes). Meringue should be glossy and flop over on the whisk when it’s removed (6:20 minutes in shows correct meringue consistency). Remove cling film from almond-icing sugar paste and dole a spatula-full of the meringue into it. [Looks like ⅓ to ½ of the meringue] and fold/mix it in. You can be quite vigorous in mixing. Add the rest of the meringue and fold it in, scraping around the edges of the bowl and then through the middle. Check the batter by lifting the spatula and letting it ribbon off. (If it forms a “v’ shape it’s not quite ready yet.) When it IS ready: Leave it a couple seconds after ribboning into the bowl. If ribbons are not completely melted into the surface of the batter in the bowl, it’s ready! (7:40 min into video shows correct batter consistency). Prepare a [large] piping bag with a round nozzle that’s about 1 cm in diameter. [Fold the bag down quite a bit to avoid a mess and try to pour the batter into the center of the bag, not the sides. Keep the nozzle pointed up a bit to avoid batter running out] Prepare baking sheets with parchment paper. You can print templates to place underneath. Ensure that there’s about an inch between each circle Pipe the batter: Hold the piping bag vertically over the center of the circle (on the template), piping only enough batter to fill the circle. Gently flick to finish each circle to avoid peaks [Dane flicks away from himself]. Get rid of air bubbles by tapping the trays on the table [tap 7 times]. Poke any remaining air bubbles with a toothpick, wiggling the toothpick until the surfaces are smooth again. Add sprinkles now if you want them Allow them to sit for 30-50 minutes while a skin forms on their tops. The 50 minute end of that range is suggested for hot, humid climates. Dryer and cooler conditions require less time for the skin to form (30 or so minutes). [After waiting the 30-50 minutes, pick a sacrificial cookie to check by gently touching to see if the skin has formed and the cookie feels dry] Bake at 165 deg C for 12 minutes. [Cookie trays placed on 2 middle rack positions in oven] Check that they’re done: Gently touch a cookie. If the top comes away from the bottom, they need 1-2 more minutes. Slide the parchment paper off of the baking sheet and leave them to cool (took 15-20 minutes) (Make a Swiss or French buttercream (not American buttercream) for filling. -Or a ganache) Put filling into a piping bag fitted with ~1 cm diameter nozzle and flip over half of the cookies. Pipe enough filling so that it fills to the edge of the cookie. The blob is about 3 mm smaller radially than the cookie and about twice as tall. Close up those sandwiches Leave them in the fridge for 1-2 days for best shell texture
Here's the scale from Grams to Cups! Hope this helps! 1 1/2 cups Powdered Sugar 1/4, 2/3, & 1 cup almond flour 1/2 & 1/3 cup caster sugar 4 egg whites 1/4 cup water
😑 Buy a scale, amateurs! If you want consistent results, you measure consistently amd not with "uh I guess that's a rounded cup". Scales are like $20 and up and you'll never go through a dozen sad ruined macarons by measuring incorrectly. I was also sick of washing dumb nesting cup and spoon sets after baking frequently. You can weigh in any container.
Thankyou Marina. I can never understand why people would bother with the inconsistent cup mearuring when you can just use a scale. Kitchen scales are cheap and precise and much easier than those ridiculous cup measurements.
Thanks to you, at 64 years of age, I had the courage to do macarons for the first time and I am hooked.... I need to refine, second batch looser than first batch. But really, your explanations are so clear, I know it is my fault of I get some irregularities. These biscuits are truly divine. Thank you so much again.
I tried this recipe twice and didn't come out as expected. I don't know if it's the weather of the place I am, but I find the mixture looser as well as wet
I really like how this video was made -- with Jemma asking and giving us information as they go. I feel like I've learned a lot more from this video compared to other macaron tutorials because the process was explained thoroughly. I hope she makes more videos in this format. Much love from the US!!
I’ve just made these, and this is literally the first time EVER I’ve had 4 trays of macarons that are all perfect! Not a single crack! Dane, you are my hero 🤩
teodora ivan. Bake these macaroons at 165 degrees "Celsius" for about 12 min. Listen again to video at the end for more clear instructions. Don't forget that they say Celsius and not Fahrenheit...
Thx for the Italian macaron Method cuz it is hard to find in the internet comparing to French method. I love Italian method so much more because it is more chewier and more stable. Love u so much Jemma
If your a home cook - I recommend not bothering with the food processor - generally sifting is just enough unless you have very chunky almond meal. Also, when beating the egg whites - go a little bit further then peaks - otherwise it gets very liquidity.
Sofia Poy thanks! I didn’t use a food processor and just sifted like you suggested. Everything came out perfect except it came out a little hollow. Do you have any idea why it would turn out like that?
@@suzannekan There's a few reasons why macarons can become hollow. The first reason is that they might have been over-whipped. This can lead to the macaron deflating a bit while baking - leaving a hollow inside The second reason could be because of the temperature. I suggest maybe next time turning up the oven's temperature by a few degrees - but baking for a little less time.
This just popped up in my feed and this was literally the very first video I ever watched and followed to make macarons! Five years ago!?! Wow, this recipe is the one I still use today. Thank you both for teaching me to make something I never thought I could.
I'm a pretty good home baker, but I could never get macarons to come out properly!! I used this recipe and it came out perfect!!! I didn't have a candy thermometer, so I was a little nervous. Even without it, they came out perfect and were a huge hit! I cannot thank you enough
@@estellearcher8766 Can't you weigh it, then put it into a measuring cup? Other than eggs might be larger or smaller. I have made regular merangues with the syrup method like here and frostings. That might be why it works better.
Flour can have drastically different weights (depending in if it's sifted, scooped with a spoon, or scooped with the measuring cup its self). 120 g is a cup of all purpose flour. However people can get 90-130 g (potentially more) with measuring cups. I would recommend just getting a scale. If you don't want to you can Google conversations.
I've tried to make macarons twice with no success, but this technique looks like its easy to follow. They look really good too. Thank You Jemma and Dane.
Using a silpat mat is best. I find my macarons don't stick at all with a silpat. If they're sticking, they might be slightly undercooked, or that you didn't wait long enough for them to cool first. They should actually just fall right off the mat/paper if they're perfectly baked. :)
@@Dancegirljenna try using a silicone mat. If u can't get your hands on one u can shock ur macarons off the paper by brushing cold water onto your work surface and placing ur paper with the macarons on top. Be careful not to get any water on the cookies themselves though. Or maybe ur macarons need an extra minute or two in the oven
These are incredible! I’ve made French meringue macarons maybe a half dozen times using different recipes. They’ve always been good and people have really enjoyed them, but they’re so finicky and I’ve never been impressed with the consistency - always either too gooey on the inside or too crunchy on the outside. I followed this recipe exactly and am so impressed with the result. I’ll only make these Italian meringue macarons from now on! Thank you!!!
Used this recipe as my second attempt at macarons and it turned out beautifully! Practically screamed when I saw those little "feet" forming in the oven, what a sight 😍 thank you so much for the amazing masterclass!
This is the best guide to make macarons ever! I looked at so many recipes and this seemed the most fool proof, so I just thought I give it a go for my first macarons and boy they are delicious and so easy to make if you just follow exactly this guide! Also you guys are soooo cute, much appreciated!
I made them for the first time today. I've watched countless tutorials, read about them, and decided to go with your way of making them. They can be intimidating. So the first tray had few cracked shells but I quickly resolved that with my second tray. I have a crappy oven that has uneven temps and overbakes at some spots. So with my second tray, I positioned it differently and not a single shell was cracked. They are absolutely perfect. I'm not going to bother with any other tutorials, this recipe and technique is a keeper. It's straight forward. If you follow exactly you'll have success. Thank you sooooo much for this tutorial. It's fantastic.
Nalini Kumar I used fine almond flour . The almonds were blanched so without the skin but I think it’s okay to use one with skin , it’s just less pretty . Also , you can buy almonds, blanch them, dry them and grind them to make your own flour . Where are you from ? I’m in CA, USA . I have no problem finding almond flour here . Good luck .
Kinga B Thank u! I’m from US too so I find almond flour, wasn’t sure if it was the same thing as ground almonds tho.. tried looking it up and there wasn’t much help. I had used almond meal which is probably why it didn’t work for me, thx!
Nalini Kumar if I can suggest ... order from amazon . I just got a 3 lbs bag for under $14 , brand by Blue Diamond. It’s the best deal I’ve found since at the store I pay $10 for 1 lb .
I just gave this a try and substituted the almond flour (allergies) with 1/2 cup (100g) coconut flour and the results were amazing. This was my first attempt at making macarons and now I don't feel intimidated by them. And the ganache video was extremely helpful as well. Thank you!
Thank you Dane and Jemma, Dane I’ve finally mastered your recipe and I now have myself a small village of people buying these tiny wonders so thank you, terrific instructions. Love 💕 you guys.
These are absolutely beautiful to look at, I can imagine that they're just as delicious. And Dane is a very handsome fellow with such a calm, reassuring voice, he makes you want to venture out into the kitchen, put on relaxing music, and just go to town making macarons. Wonderful video, Jemma. :)
This is the ultimate macaron tutorial and recipe you ever need!! There are so many fake recipes people shared here online, but this recipe works perfectly and the results are great!!Thank you girl！YOU ROCK！❤
Same reason people who handle millions in cash a day don't think about it: it just becomes part of the job. You see it so often you don't want to eat everything; it just become "the job."
I LOVE how you included VISUALS of what we ARE supposed to look for!! THANK YOU! (ie. the flopping meringue, the ribboning, etc). & YES ! Passion fruit is Delicious!
YOU GUYS! I spent the last two days trying different recipes and techniques.The others were French, and this one was PERFECT. I’m like about to cry because I was so frustrated from the others. I’m making these forever now 👌🏽
Amazing recipe! Made this twice already in the past 2 days. This is a good base recipe for many flavors; made one in pandan flavor, and another in Thai Milk Tea flavor by slightly adjusting the recipes and using white chocolate ganache of the different flavors; came out perfect! However, this recipe makes a ton of macarons! I made 1/4 of the recipe which made 20-24 macarons (i.e. 40-48 individual cookies). Tips on piping: I did not print out a template as a guide. Instead, prior to transferring the batter to a piping bag, I used a 3cm round cookie cutter and just dipped the tip in the batter and used it as a "stamp" to make round impressions on my baking mat.
Qiao Yi, Wong nah, for the shells i just used food coloring. And used a thai tea ganache filling. I have the recipe on my instagram @leonarduskev.bakes if you’d like to check it out 😆😆
Thank you so much! I tried this recipe after a few fails from other recipes. At first I thought it was intimidating to try this meringue, but so happy I did. They came out beautiful. Your video was so easy to follow... and informative. Thanks again.
Wow, it's great to find Dane's first appearance on the channel! It's amazing to see just how much his confidence in front of the camera has grown since you uploaded this episode!
Hi! Just wanted to thank Jemma and Dane for the recipe. Me and my mum tried this twice and it was PERFECT! timings and temperatures are really important so don’t get lazy with those. Also, our first time making them was a success, even though we didn’t have a thermometer and just watched it. So you don’t necessarily have to have too many little tools. Try this recipe! It’s fantastic :)
You are a life saver Jemma 🙏 Had tried a few other recipes, though they were rubbish. Your recipe & clear instructions with Dane helped so much. Not quite there as my oven is clearly too hot ( suspected this might be the case), though I now within touching distance of perfecting them. Thank you ❤
I've been determined to succeed at making macarons. I've watched dozens of videos. In the last seven days since I began this venture, I've failed each and every time! At least nine fails in seven days. Today I watched this video for the second time this week. I decided earlier in the week after watching it the first time that I wasn't going to try this recipe because the itallian merangue was stepping out of my comfort zone. Today, after failing so many times, I watched this video again. I decided to give it a try. I'm at the point where I don't really care. What's one more failed macaron?? I have two teenage boys that are enjoying eating my flops. I was sure this wouldn't turn out. I followed the directions exactly and when I opened the oven door I about burst into tears!!! They were perfect! I couldn't believe it!!! I was about to give up. Thank you Jemma and Dane! Now if someone could tell me how to get rich, vibrant colors I'd be one happy woman!!! I"m using gel coloring but I want the super bright colors!
I tried this recipe after sooo many fail macarons and this really worked out for me!! They taste delicious and are easy to do. However I used a Rational oven and I baked mine at 275F for 12 min with medium fan and came out perfect 😊
Thank you so much!! These are fool proof if you do exact! Get a scale, digital thermometer, a stand mixer. Perfect every time! Wish. Had a way to save your video. It is on my Pinterest. But I have had things I save go away. Again thank you!
Or not.. I have made perfect macarons using different recipes but I just can’t get these ones to unstick from the paper until they are dry hard biscuits (and with difficulty then). I just don’t know what’s wrong. I so want them to work, as they seem less prone to hollow shell than others 😭
Just wanted to say this is a pretty good video tutorial on the italian method. It's sometimes hard to describe all the steps correctly and you two did great! Dane is awesome!
Finally got to try this recipe after getting my hands on a kitchen thermometer. It’s definitely a can’t fail recipe which shells coming out beautifully. Everyone messaged me about how i managed to get such beautiful shells and feet. Not me, it’s this recipe. Tried to make macarons the french way because i didn’t have a kitchen therm and it was just disastrous. I was so scared of over whipping the meringue that i under whipped it. With this recipe, i didn’t even have to use my brains that much, just let the recipe do it’s job. I live in Singapore where the humidity is sky high, all year round really, so my shells were not drying out even after 1.5hrs. So i heat up my oven on the lowest temperature, turn it off and putting all the shells into the oven to dry. Definitely did the trick.
Thank you for sharing! I tried your tip of mixing egg whites to almond/icing sugar mix up front and adding a small portion of meringue to the batter first and I think these two minor changes made all the difference! Mine came out with perfect feet and no hollows.
I failed two times before! I am so glad that today I followed Dane's recipe, and I was so excited to see the feet of the macaron rising in the oven and they turned out perfect !. Thanks to Dane, you get a super big LIKE from me!
I can confirm this’s the perfect recipe for macarons. It’s my first time baking macarons and they all turn out so good! No crack, beautiful straight feet. Thumps up to Dane and Jemma!❤️☺️
I just finished baking macarons using this recipe... and this works 👍🏼.. this is my second time trying macarons , after my first attempt failed miserably using French meringue method by another famous RUclipsr ... Jemma this recipe is pure gold ! Thanks so much 😊😊.. this gives me confidence to try making macarons for my little ones birthday.. God bless you both ❤️.. love from 🇮🇳
Baking queen on the planet earth. I tried this recipe ,it worked well. I have tried so many recipes of yours and all worked well and at the same time super delicious. You and your team are the best. Wishing you a very successful future. Stay safe. Love you
I tried 2 French macaron recipes and failed both. Then last night I saw this video, love it and tried it tonight. And it worked!! Beautifully done! Taste great too. This is the recipe you should go for if you have never make macaron before. Tsk so much for the clear & fun instruction.
Thank you! In Costa Rica it takes almost an hour and a half to get it dry, that's because of the humidity. It takes a lot of patience and sometimes the feet don't come nicely while are in the oven, tooo bad!
Fiore Fer Hi, just a little question. Where do you get the almond powder in Costa Rica? I've been searching for it but I couldn't find a place that sells them...
I turn on the aircon whenever I make macarons. I just wait for 20 mins. I live in the Philippines, the humidity is crazy here! The airconditioning is a great help :D
ᄀ안나 compro almendra entera, la pelo y luego la pongo en el procesador y luego, igual que hizo el muchacho, la vuelvo a procesar pero con el azúcar molido.
This is one of the best, if not the best of the best, recipe for macarons!! I just tried it and they came out absolutely perfect exactly how macarons are supposed to be!! I am so thrilled because I've tried making them in the past, (with different recipes) and not only I had to throw them out but I also got discouraged. Thank you so much for this recipe and the wonderful video that shows everything step by step!! ❤️❤️
My husband does all the cooking in our house, but won't bake. I never cook or bake, but I really wanted to make macarons. As a novice I followed your directions exactly and both my first and second batches came out beautifully... (Second batch was more visually appealing as I had to learn how to make a circle again 😂) Thank you for sharing!
I just made some macarons and they came out perfectly! Almost every time I tried to make them it was a failure. Thank you for this tutorial... loved it!
When I baked them in 165°, the top of my macarons cracked but when I decreased the temperature to 145° every thing was just amazing 👌🏻😋 They are crunchy on the outside but chewy and soft in the inside. That was what I had been looking for 🎊
Thanks for the recepie guys! I tried macarons 2 times before and it was a massive failure. I tried your recepie thinking" If it doesn't work I will give up on trying to bake macarons and just buy them", however it turned up that your recepie actually worked and was quite succesfull. My partner an I ate them all 😄 I can't wait to try it again.
Made this recipe yesterday, the macarons turn out prettyy and this is my first time doing macaron. It was a success 😍 thank you jemma and dane. I followed the exact technique as in the video. But i prefer my buttercream filling a bit salty, so i add salt 😊
this recipe is IT! first-timer here, never made these in my life but mine were amazing😺 follow the instructions to a T and you’ll have the best macarons!
Just made these macarons and filled them with a whipped, white chocolate and raspberry ganache. They turned out perfectly. Thank you for a great recipe and very thorough instructions!
Yup never done macarons before and did it with this recipe today and they came out pretty perfect ! Thank you, Jemma and Dane for your tips and tricks!
I made this for friends, and they have DEMANDED that I make them again today. I wrote out the recipe so I don't have to keep playing the video over and over while I'm baking. Here you go:
French Macarons
based on the Cupcake Jemma Masterclass
205g powdered sugar
190g almond flour
144g egg whites, split in two portions of 72g
Food color paste (optional)
190g sugar
60ml water
Thermometer
Food Scale
Plastic wrap
Parchment Paper
1. Put powdered sugar and almond flour into a food processor and blitz 16 times using short pulses. Sift into a medium-large bowl.
2. Add 72g of egg whites to sugar-almond mix. Mix fairly vigorously. Add food color paste at this point. Cover with plastic wrap.
3. Cooking over med-high heat in a small saucepan, heat sugar and water. Once it’s 110-degrees C/230-degrees F, start whipping 72g of egg whites in the standing mixer. Pull the sugar syrup off the heat once it reaches 118 degrees C/244-degrees F and add it to the egg whites, pouring the syrup down the side of the bowl. Beat until the meringue is glossy and forms soft, floppy peaks.
4. Take one spoonful of meringue and add it to the sugar-almond batter. Mix a bit vigorously to loosen up the batter. Gently fold in the rest of the meringue and continue to fold until the batter, when poured off the spatula, folds into ribbons that don’t melt into the rest of the batter.
5. Prepare a piping bag with a round tip. Prepare two cookie sheets with templates and parchment paper. Pipe macaron shells onto parchment paper, flicking the tip to avoid getting peaks. Once you’re done with all the shells, bang the cookie sheet pans to allow all the air in the cookies to come out. Use a toothpick to fix any craters. Pull the templates from the cookie sheets.
6. Let macaron shells sit on the counter until a skin forms. Preheat oven to 165-degrees C/330-degrees F. Cook for 12 minutes. Take macarons off the cookie sheet and allow them to cool before filling.
7. Fill with ganache, buttercream or curd.
you are awesome, thank you!
you are my hero
When to preheat the oven ?
How did you store these in the refrigerator did you leave them open or did you cover them thank you
Ok this ... was ... SUCH A BIG FAT HELP THANK YOOOOU SO MUCH
If you guys want a no fail macaron recipe...THIS IS THE ONE!! I have tried numerous recipes and wasted a tremendous amount of failed shells and found that this recipe right here....IS...THE...BEST!!! I've made this recipe so many times and it never failed me!! Thanks Jemma and Dane for the tips and sharing!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE
Is there a way to measure out 72 or 144g of egg whites without a weight? I only have measuring cups :( HELP??
Katie Wilson it's not a precise measurement but 70 grams is about 2 egg whites. Macarons are quite finicky so maybe invest in a scale if you want to make them often.
Thank you so much for your comment
thanks for your comment, I`ve tried like 12 tutorials and recipes and I`ve never been happy :D so I will try this, it`s great that someone did them couple times and it went great :)
Do you bake them on convection oven or regular bake?
I transcribed the steps for myself but figured someone else might want them too!
*Note: Observations that were not explicitly stated by Jemma and Dane are in [brackets]
Instructions
:
Pour icing sugar and ground almonds into a food processor [at the same time-ish to mix them a bit as you pour.]
Pulse the food processor about 16 times with each time taking about 30 seconds. Over-mixing will release oils from the almonds.
Sift into a bowl [that is wider than the sieve to avoid spilling]. Discard the remaining bits. Do not push them through the sieve as they could blemish the surfaces of the cookies.
Pour 72 g of the egg whites into the icing sugar and almonds
[With a spatula] Mix this into a paste, somewhat vigorously. Over-working it could release oils from almonds
Before that is completely mixed, add gel food coloring [with a toothpick] and then finish mixing the paste. Color will pale with addition of meringue.
Cover with cling film to keep it from drying out and set aside
Start the Italian meringue: Pour caster sugar and water into a saucepan
Heat sugar syrup to 110 deg C [don’t need to stir, just wait]. (eventually, you’ll heat them up to 118 deg C. Heating to over 118 deg C will ruin the chewy texture of the macarons)
When syrup is 110 deg C, pour the remaining 72g of egg whites into a stand mixer bowl with the whisk attached. Start mixing. [Stand mixer speed setting appears to be 7?]
[Meringue has soft peaks]. When sugar syrup has reached 118 deg C, gently pour it down the side of the stand mixer bowl, avoiding the whisk
Leave the meringue to mix until it gets back to room temperature. (In video, meringue whipped for 5-6 more minutes). Meringue should be glossy and flop over on the whisk when it’s removed (6:20 minutes in shows correct meringue consistency).
Remove cling film from almond-icing sugar paste and dole a spatula-full of the meringue into it. [Looks like ⅓ to ½ of the meringue] and fold/mix it in. You can be quite vigorous in mixing.
Add the rest of the meringue and fold it in, scraping around the edges of the bowl and then through the middle.
Check the batter by lifting the spatula and letting it ribbon off. (If it forms a “v’ shape it’s not quite ready yet.) When it IS ready: Leave it a couple seconds after ribboning into the bowl. If ribbons are not completely melted into the surface of the batter in the bowl, it’s ready! (7:40 min into video shows correct batter consistency).
Prepare a [large] piping bag with a round nozzle that’s about 1 cm in diameter. [Fold the bag down quite a bit to avoid a mess and try to pour the batter into the center of the bag, not the sides. Keep the nozzle pointed up a bit to avoid batter running out]
Prepare baking sheets with parchment paper. You can print templates to place underneath. Ensure that there’s about an inch between each circle
Pipe the batter: Hold the piping bag vertically over the center of the circle (on the template), piping only enough batter to fill the circle. Gently flick to finish each circle to avoid peaks [Dane flicks away from himself].
Get rid of air bubbles by tapping the trays on the table [tap 7 times]. Poke any remaining air bubbles with a toothpick, wiggling the toothpick until the surfaces are smooth again.
Add sprinkles now if you want them
Allow them to sit for 30-50 minutes while a skin forms on their tops. The 50 minute end of that range is suggested for hot, humid climates. Dryer and cooler conditions require less time for the skin to form (30 or so minutes).
[After waiting the 30-50 minutes, pick a sacrificial cookie to check by gently touching to see if the skin has formed and the cookie feels dry]
Bake at 165 deg C for 12 minutes. [Cookie trays placed on 2 middle rack positions in oven]
Check that they’re done: Gently touch a cookie. If the top comes away from the bottom, they need 1-2 more minutes.
Slide the parchment paper off of the baking sheet and leave them to cool (took 15-20 minutes)
(Make a Swiss or French buttercream (not American buttercream) for filling. -Or a ganache)
Put filling into a piping bag fitted with ~1 cm diameter nozzle and flip over half of the cookies. Pipe enough filling so that it fills to the edge of the cookie. The blob is about 3 mm smaller radially than the cookie and about twice as tall. Close up those sandwiches
Leave them in the fridge for 1-2 days for best shell texture
So much effort into this but so little likes. :c Thanks so much for the tips tho! :D
How many does this recipe make?
How many eggs?
Thank you. This is very helpful!
Ok, just one thing - 165C - with or without fan?
Here's the scale from Grams to Cups! Hope this helps!
1 1/2 cups Powdered Sugar
1/4, 2/3, & 1 cup almond flour
1/2 & 1/3 cup caster sugar
4 egg whites
1/4 cup water
fluffy catzzz OMG so helpful thanks!
fluffy catzzz thank you so much!🥺💕 it’s very helpful!
fluffy catzzz Thank you so much!!!
😑 Buy a scale, amateurs! If you want consistent results, you measure consistently amd not with "uh I guess that's a rounded cup". Scales are like $20 and up and you'll never go through a dozen sad ruined macarons by measuring incorrectly. I was also sick of washing dumb nesting cup and spoon sets after baking frequently. You can weigh in any container.
Thankyou Marina.
I can never understand why people would bother with the inconsistent cup mearuring when you can just use a scale.
Kitchen scales are cheap and precise and much easier than those ridiculous cup measurements.
Thanks to you, at 64 years of age, I had the courage to do macarons for the first time and I am hooked.... I need to refine, second batch looser than first batch. But really, your explanations are so clear, I know it is my fault of I get some irregularities. These biscuits are truly divine. Thank you so much again.
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I tried this recipe twice and didn't come out as expected. I don't know if it's the weather of the place I am, but I find the mixture looser as well as wet
I love how you let him talk and don’t control or interject what he’s saying
So true!!
Doesnt everyone do that
Yes some people are rude at this
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True! 👍
Can we just take a second to marvel at Dane's fantastic posture?! Definitely need to follow suit as baking as turned by spine into crumbs!
Jemma Boak I straightened my posture just looking at him. Good influence Dane 👍
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I really like how this video was made -- with Jemma asking and giving us information as they go. I feel like I've learned a lot more from this video compared to other macaron tutorials because the process was explained thoroughly. I hope she makes more videos in this format.
Much love from the US!!
BlueBunny2179 fully agree!
This recipe is so different from the one I seen on Tasty, more challenging for sure, but I trust Jemmas recipes they've never failed me.
Did it work?
@@teyteytey9127 I haven't tried yet, I'm kinda scared to try it lol
@@prettyfacemari9083 same
It's different because Tasty made French macarons, and Jemma made Italian ones
I used the tasty recipe and it didn't work but i used jemmas and it workex
I’ve just made these, and this is literally the first time EVER I’ve had 4 trays of macarons that are all perfect! Not a single crack! Dane, you are my hero 🤩
Hi about how many macarons did you make with this recipe pls? :)
Can you please let me know the temperature you bake them? Do you use fan oven? Thank you in advance!
teodora ivan. Bake these macaroons at 165 degrees "Celsius" for about 12 min. Listen again to video at the end for more clear instructions. Don't forget that they say Celsius and not Fahrenheit...
@@udhe4421 do you know if you hold down on the 0 button, there’s a Celsius sign? ° I’m just trying to help 😊
Do you bake one tray at a time? Cause i can bake 1 tray at a time. How long can i leave the other trays unbaked?
Thx for the Italian macaron Method cuz it is hard to find in the internet comparing to French method. I love Italian method so much more because it is more chewier and more stable. Love u so much Jemma
C A R L E E Jahjajajajkakakjasjj
C A R L E E uxkd
um its French?
no its italian
Lauren Cookie, if you watched the full tutorial you would hear and see that these are the Italian macaron as apposed to the classic French macaron.
I love how he just ate the whole macaron at once and Jemma took a bite and they were both shook about it 😂😂😂😂
I just watched this part twice because of your comments🤣
I've seen another vid for french macarons where the dude ate the whole, I personally couldnt. :D
If your a home cook - I recommend not bothering with the food processor - generally sifting is just enough unless you have very chunky almond meal. Also, when beating the egg whites - go a little bit further then peaks - otherwise it gets very liquidity.
Sofia Poy thanks! I didn’t use a food processor and just sifted like you suggested. Everything came out perfect except it came out a little hollow. Do you have any idea why it would turn out like that?
@@suzannekan There's a few reasons why macarons can become hollow.
The first reason is that they might have been over-whipped. This can lead to the macaron deflating a bit while baking - leaving a hollow inside
The second reason could be because of the temperature. I suggest maybe next time turning up the oven's temperature by a few degrees - but baking for a little less time.
Fia Poy thank you!! 3rd time I made it it came out full. I nearly cried.
@@suzannekan Congrats!!! I'm sure they were stunning and delicious!
I have a question, how many do these make, I'm planning on making it for some relatives but idk if I should double or keep the same measurements
This just popped up in my feed and this was literally the very first video I ever watched and followed to make macarons! Five years ago!?! Wow, this recipe is the one I still use today. Thank you both for teaching me to make something I never thought I could.
I'm a pretty good home baker, but I could never get macarons to come out properly!! I used this recipe and it came out perfect!!! I didn't have a candy thermometer, so I was a little nervous. Even without it, they came out perfect and were a huge hit! I cannot thank you enough
How long you boil that water and sugar?
I made macarons for the first time ever with this recipe and they were perfect
Aysiaxx I really wouldn’t recommend it, you’ll get the wrong ratio
Great! Please how many macs did the recipe yield, thanks!
@@estellearcher8766 Can't you weigh it, then put it into a measuring cup? Other than eggs might be larger or smaller. I have made regular merangues with the syrup method like here and frostings. That might be why it works better.
Flour can have drastically different weights (depending in if it's sifted, scooped with a spoon, or scooped with the measuring cup its self). 120 g is a cup of all purpose flour. However people can get 90-130 g (potentially more) with measuring cups.
I would recommend just getting a scale. If you don't want to you can Google conversations.
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I could listen to Dane talk for hours about anything, his voice is so lovely and soothing
I've tried to make macarons twice with no success, but this technique looks like its easy to follow. They look really good too. Thank You Jemma and Dane.
Gary Daniels same here! Mine keep sticking to the baking paper...: ugh. I really want them to come out
Same, please tell us how they came out!
Using a silpat mat is best. I find my macarons don't stick at all with a silpat. If they're sticking, they might be slightly undercooked, or that you didn't wait long enough for them to cool first. They should actually just fall right off the mat/paper if they're perfectly baked. :)
The French Meringue method is considerably easier. 20 mins at 300 degrees is the best bake time for most people.
@@Dancegirljenna try using a silicone mat. If u can't get your hands on one u can shock ur macarons off the paper by brushing cold water onto your work surface and placing ur paper with the macarons on top. Be careful not to get any water on the cookies themselves though. Or maybe ur macarons need an extra minute or two in the oven
These are incredible! I’ve made French meringue macarons maybe a half dozen times using different recipes. They’ve always been good and people have really enjoyed them, but they’re so finicky and I’ve never been impressed with the consistency - always either too gooey on the inside or too crunchy on the outside. I followed this recipe exactly and am so impressed with the result. I’ll only make these Italian meringue macarons from now on! Thank you!!!
Used this recipe as my second attempt at macarons and it turned out beautifully! Practically screamed when I saw those little "feet" forming in the oven, what a sight 😍 thank you so much for the amazing masterclass!
gracia hosianna why are you commenting those random words everywhere? 😂
Don't we all want to snatch Dane & keep him as our best friend? He's soft spoken, can bake, cute & just seems like he's loyal.😍
omg Dane is literally the cutest and his skin is so flawless! Jealous!
+Acorn Bakes you should check out his Instagram for his skincare tips. He has loads. The link is in the description box x
Someone get these 2 together!!!!
You kinda look like him
Ishra IKR
He kinda looks like Prince, lol.
This is the best guide to make macarons ever! I looked at so many recipes and this seemed the most fool proof, so I just thought I give it a go for my first macarons and boy they are delicious and so easy to make if you just follow exactly this guide!
Also you guys are soooo cute, much appreciated!
I made them for the first time today. I've watched countless tutorials, read about them, and decided to go with your way of making them. They can be intimidating. So the first tray had few cracked shells but I quickly resolved that with my second tray. I have a crappy oven that has uneven temps and overbakes at some spots. So with my second tray, I positioned it differently and not a single shell was cracked. They are absolutely perfect. I'm not going to bother with any other tutorials, this recipe and technique is a keeper. It's straight forward. If you follow exactly you'll have success. Thank you sooooo much for this tutorial. It's fantastic.
did you use ground almonds and are they the same thing as almond flour because i can’t find ground almonds without the skin in it anywhere?
Nalini Kumar I used fine almond flour . The almonds were blanched so without the skin but I think it’s okay to use one with skin , it’s just less pretty . Also , you can buy almonds, blanch them, dry them and grind them to make your own flour . Where are you from ? I’m in CA, USA . I have no problem finding almond flour here . Good luck .
Kinga B Thank u! I’m from US too so I find almond flour, wasn’t sure if it was the same thing as ground almonds tho.. tried looking it up and there wasn’t much help. I had used almond meal which is probably why it didn’t work for me, thx!
Nalini Kumar if I can suggest ... order from amazon . I just got a 3 lbs bag for under $14 , brand by Blue Diamond. It’s the best deal I’ve found since at the store I pay $10 for 1 lb .
Kinga B thanks!
I just gave this a try and substituted the almond flour (allergies) with 1/2 cup (100g) coconut flour and the results were amazing. This was my first attempt at making macarons and now I don't feel intimidated by them. And the ganache video was extremely helpful as well. Thank you!
Dane trying not to say 'nipple' when he was flicking his piping bag was the highlight of this video for me 😂 talented guy. Super cool!
lol yeah i was gonna say NIPPLE!
Sian Hancock lol i noticed that tooo...
i noticed and I was like- You arent gonna-
'Pip' is what he was trying to recall.
Listen to the text.
Thank you Dane and Jemma, Dane I’ve finally mastered your recipe and I now have myself a small village of people buying these tiny wonders so thank you, terrific instructions. Love 💕 you guys.
These are absolutely beautiful to look at, I can imagine that they're just as delicious. And Dane is a very handsome fellow with such a calm, reassuring voice, he makes you want to venture out into the kitchen, put on relaxing music, and just go to town making macarons. Wonderful video, Jemma. :)
This is the ultimate macaron tutorial and recipe you ever need!! There are so many fake recipes people shared here online, but this recipe works perfectly and the results are great!!Thank you girl！YOU ROCK！❤
Can tell this was one of Dane’s first videos. And I love the leading questions to make him feel comfortable ❤❤❤
HOW COME EVERY EMPLOYEE IS SO THIN AND NORMAL AT YOUR SHOP??I'd be a freaking rhino if I got to work there between all the pastries!
lol
Bahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
because they get tired of seeing the same party everytime lol
Probably because they are so sick of the pastries by now that they rarely eat them themselves?
Same reason people who handle millions in cash a day don't think about it: it just becomes part of the job. You see it so often you don't want to eat everything; it just become "the job."
Dane is a great teacher! Never done macarons before and they came out great at my first try 😍 thank you for sharing your knowledge with us 😘
I LOVE how you included VISUALS of what we ARE supposed to look for!! THANK YOU! (ie. the flopping meringue, the ribboning, etc).
& YES ! Passion fruit is Delicious!
YOU GUYS! I spent the last two days trying different recipes and techniques.The others were French, and this one was PERFECT. I’m like about to cry because I was so frustrated from the others. I’m making these forever now 👌🏽
These turned out perfect! My first time ever making macarons and they are absolutely delicious! Making the chocolate macarons with salted caramel now!
Amazing recipe! Made this twice already in the past 2 days. This is a good base recipe for many flavors; made one in pandan flavor, and another in Thai Milk Tea flavor by slightly adjusting the recipes and using white chocolate ganache of the different flavors; came out perfect! However, this recipe makes a ton of macarons! I made 1/4 of the recipe which made 20-24 macarons (i.e. 40-48 individual cookies).
Tips on piping: I did not print out a template as a guide. Instead, prior to transferring the batter to a piping bag, I used a 3cm round cookie cutter and just dipped the tip in the batter and used it as a "stamp" to make round impressions on my baking mat.
What r the measurements for 1/4 the recipe?
jia just quarter the ingredients. Same steps
@@kevin05101998 thank uu
omg i love thai milk tea! did you use tea instead of plain water??
Qiao Yi, Wong nah, for the shells i just used food coloring. And used a thai tea ganache filling. I have the recipe on my instagram @leonarduskev.bakes if you’d like to check it out 😆😆
after a few failed attempts with recipes using the french meringue method, i tried this one and it was my best attempt yet! thanks so much :)
Which is better frech or itallian like they did in this vid
@@moonliqx2211 i've found that this recipe is much better, at least for me! the meringue is much more stable
@@wjdwlaks tysm for responding! Ill definitely try these
Thank you so much! I tried this recipe after a few fails from other recipes. At first I thought it was intimidating to try this meringue, but so happy I did. They came out beautiful. Your video was so easy to follow... and informative. Thanks again.
Wow, it's great to find Dane's first appearance on the channel! It's amazing to see just how much his confidence in front of the camera has grown since you uploaded this episode!
It's a miracle!!! I've been fighting with these for a year and this recipe has worked 2 times in a row! TY!!
SOOOOO Glad to hear that... because I absolutely love Macarons and they're expensive to buy in the store.
9:03 that's some really professional piping i have ever seen
Hi! Just wanted to thank Jemma and Dane for the recipe. Me and my mum tried this twice and it was PERFECT! timings and temperatures are really important so don’t get lazy with those. Also, our first time making them was a success, even though we didn’t have a thermometer and just watched it. So you don’t necessarily have to have too many little tools. Try this recipe! It’s fantastic :)
I love Dane. He is so relaxed. He makes it look so easy.
I am so glad that Dane's full personality shines through now. He was so reserved in this video!
You are a life saver Jemma 🙏 Had tried a few other recipes, though they were rubbish. Your recipe & clear instructions with Dane helped so much. Not quite there as my oven is clearly too hot ( suspected this might be the case), though I now within touching distance of perfecting them. Thank you ❤
Dan is a perfect pastry man! Very good work!
Destustinggggggg !!!
I love him!!!! 😍 such a calm soul.
Omg Dane you need your own channel NOW!!!!!
Yes! He needs his own channel!
I've been determined to succeed at making macarons. I've watched dozens of videos. In the last seven days since I began this venture, I've failed each and every time! At least nine fails in seven days. Today I watched this video for the second time this week. I decided earlier in the week after watching it the first time that I wasn't going to try this recipe because the itallian merangue was stepping out of my comfort zone. Today, after failing so many times, I watched this video again. I decided to give it a try. I'm at the point where I don't really care. What's one more failed macaron?? I have two teenage boys that are enjoying eating my flops. I was sure this wouldn't turn out. I followed the directions exactly and when I opened the oven door I about burst into tears!!! They were perfect! I couldn't believe it!!! I was about to give up. Thank you Jemma and Dane! Now if someone could tell me how to get rich, vibrant colors I'd be one happy woman!!! I"m using gel coloring but I want the super bright colors!
Well done!
I tried this recipe after sooo many fail macarons and this really worked out for me!! They taste delicious and are easy to do. However I used a Rational oven and I baked mine at 275F for 12 min with medium fan and came out perfect 😊
Thank you so much!!
These are fool proof if you do exact!
Get a scale, digital thermometer, a stand mixer.
Perfect every time!
Wish. Had a way to save your video. It is on my Pinterest. But I have had things I save go away.
Again thank you!
save it on ur watch later or create a playlist on youtube
Or not.. I have made perfect macarons using different recipes but I just can’t get these ones to unstick from the paper until they are dry hard biscuits (and with difficulty then). I just don’t know what’s wrong. I so want them to work, as they seem less prone to hollow shell than others 😭
Just wanted to say this is a pretty good video tutorial on the italian method. It's sometimes hard to describe all the steps correctly and you two did great! Dane is awesome!
+Starforsaken101 thanks so much! X
5:10
Jemma: grabs the thermometer, points it at Dane*
Jemma: Oh, it’s blazing hot!
i think she actually said something about a laser...
I think she says "This laser tells us how hot things are"
@@OotheindogermanoO right before she said "It tells us how hot things are" she pointed it at Dane and said "Oh, it's blazing hot"
Finally got to try this recipe after getting my hands on a kitchen thermometer. It’s definitely a can’t fail recipe which shells coming out beautifully. Everyone messaged me about how i managed to get such beautiful shells and feet. Not me, it’s this recipe.
Tried to make macarons the french way because i didn’t have a kitchen therm and it was just disastrous. I was so scared of over whipping the meringue that i under whipped it. With this recipe, i didn’t even have to use my brains that much, just let the recipe do it’s job.
I live in Singapore where the humidity is sky high, all year round really, so my shells were not drying out even after 1.5hrs. So i heat up my oven on the lowest temperature, turn it off and putting all the shells into the oven to dry. Definitely did the trick.
Thank you for sharing! I tried your tip of mixing egg whites to almond/icing sugar mix up front and adding a small portion of meringue to the batter first and I think these two minor changes made all the difference! Mine came out with perfect feet and no hollows.
His posture😦 is just.... i mean i.... I'm.... im speechless😶 that guy will never even need to know the word 'chiropractor'😂😂
justJanai *sits up straight after reading this* 😅
Right?! So jealous. That reminds me I need to book in with my chiropractor
I'm shooketh!
Shelise B
sat up straight after reading your comment. 😂😂
hopefully everyone can stand tall and proud like he's doing and without any pain!
Literally just made these for the first time and they came out great!!! Go Chef D! Thanks for sharing him with us Jemma!!
TIP: if you dont have a friend, use a cup to hold the piping bag in while you fill it with the batter!
I like Dane...very simple and no pretentions...what a delight to have him around...
I failed two times before! I am so glad that today I followed Dane's recipe, and I was so excited to see the feet of the macaron rising in the oven and they turned out perfect !. Thanks to Dane, you get a super big LIKE from me!
stellawong913 👍🏼👍🏼
I think I'm in love with Dane. In a platonic friend way. I want to meet up with him and make macarons.
me too! He's adorable!
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Teach us your ways Dane! ❤️
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Made this today! It is so so good! My first try and they were perfect! I was so impressed. Thanks Jemma and Dane!
Yes, Dane, thank you for showing us how to do it perfectly!
I can confirm this’s the perfect recipe for macarons. It’s my first time baking macarons and they all turn out so good! No crack, beautiful straight feet. Thumps up to Dane and Jemma!❤️☺️
I just finished baking macarons using this recipe... and this works 👍🏼.. this is my second time trying macarons , after my first attempt failed miserably using French meringue method by another famous RUclipsr ... Jemma this recipe is pure gold ! Thanks so much 😊😊.. this gives me confidence to try making macarons for my little ones birthday.. God bless you both ❤️.. love from 🇮🇳
Leeza B how many macarons does this recipe make?
Their jawlines are sharper than my mental state
relatable
Her skin is brighter than my future.
@@TXP9 their waist is skinnier than 10% of my belly fat
Kara Fedrigon HAHA
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Made macarons for litterally the first time ever. I'm only 12 but with this recipe I made the most perfect macarons! thanks so much for sharing! x
Dane was just soooo poised! Love it! Haha AND I love how he devoured the entiiiiire macaron in one bite! Hahaha xo
Poised.. I’ve heard that name before *cOrY KeNshIn vibes intensify*
Baking queen on the planet earth. I tried this recipe ,it worked well. I have tried so many recipes of yours and all worked well and at the same time super delicious. You and your team are the best. Wishing you a very successful future. Stay safe. Love you
I tried 2 French macaron recipes and failed both. Then last night I saw this video, love it and tried it tonight. And it worked!! Beautifully done! Taste great too. This is the recipe you should go for if you have never make macaron before. Tsk so much for the clear & fun instruction.
I was in love with jemma,then came dane...
Ever since I was a little girl I’ve always loved Gemma’s tattoos!
Thank you! In Costa Rica it takes almost an hour and a half to get it dry, that's because of the humidity. It takes a lot of patience and sometimes the feet don't come nicely while are in the oven, tooo bad!
Fiore Fer Hi, just a little question. Where do you get the almond powder in Costa Rica? I've been searching for it but I couldn't find a place that sells them...
I turn on the aircon whenever I make macarons. I just wait for 20 mins. I live in the Philippines, the humidity is crazy here! The airconditioning is a great help :D
ᄀ안나 compro almendra entera, la pelo y luego la pongo en el procesador y luego, igual que hizo el muchacho, la vuelvo a procesar pero con el azúcar molido.
Kat Saludar thank you for the tip, but I don't have AC at home.
Fiore Fer sin tostarla? Yo traté igual pero no logré procesarlas sin que se peguen por el aceite y tampoco se muele tan finamente...
This is one of the best, if not the best of the best, recipe for macarons!! I just tried it and they came out absolutely perfect exactly how macarons are supposed to be!! I am so thrilled because I've tried making them in the past, (with different recipes) and not only I had to throw them out but I also got discouraged. Thank you so much for this recipe and the wonderful video that shows everything step by step!! ❤️❤️
My husband does all the cooking in our house, but won't bake. I never cook or bake, but I really wanted to make macarons. As a novice I followed your directions exactly and both my first and second batches came out beautifully... (Second batch was more visually appealing as I had to learn how to make a circle again 😂) Thank you for sharing!
I just made some macarons and they came out perfectly! Almost every time I tried to make them it was a failure. Thank you for this tutorial... loved it!
jessica orengo how many egg white do you need for te Italian merengue???
This is my first macaron success. Thanks so much for making this recipe!
God bless the Italian meringue!!! I have been fumbling over macrons for months!!! Finally a perfect batch! Thanks guys
When I baked them in 165°, the top of my macarons cracked but when I decreased the temperature to 145° every thing was just amazing 👌🏻😋
They are crunchy on the outside but chewy and soft in the inside. That was what I had been looking for 🎊
Thanks for the recepie guys! I tried macarons 2 times before and it was a massive failure. I tried your recepie thinking" If it doesn't work I will give up on trying to bake macarons and just buy them", however it turned up that your recepie actually worked and was quite succesfull. My partner an I ate them all 😄 I can't wait to try it again.
Just wow who explain each and every step explained thanku..chef
Dane trying so hard not to say 'nipple' when talking about avoiding the pointy thing on the top of the macaron 😂
I know,right? That was too funny. What are they? mmmmm... peaks? lol
Dane's favorite sentence is "not quite yet" 😂
😂😂
Made this recipe yesterday, the macarons turn out prettyy and this is my first time doing macaron. It was a success 😍 thank you jemma and dane. I followed the exact technique as in the video.
But i prefer my buttercream filling a bit salty, so i add salt 😊
Love this duo and they explain every step and why they are doing it
Dane is such a fantastic teacher! This is the first video I've seen from this channel and I love their personalities!
Amazing instructions Dane! Loved watching you with Jemma in the kitchen :)
this recipe is IT! first-timer here, never made these in my life but mine were amazing😺 follow the instructions to a T and you’ll have the best macarons!
Just made these macarons and filled them with a whipped, white chocolate and raspberry ganache. They turned out perfectly. Thank you for a great recipe and very thorough instructions!
This is a fab recipe! Have tried lots of different ones and this is the one that consistently works, thank you!
i'll take one dane please, thx
here i am objectifying guys, damn i'm sorry it won't happen again
banal mean holy in my mother tongue xD
+Yami Chan means*
“Not quite yet” omggggg that burned my soul ! 😂
"The girl with the cupcake Tattoo" lmao
Thanks Jenna! I’ve tried so many recipes and 100000 times and I finally succeeded!
Yup never done macarons before and did it with this recipe today and they came out pretty perfect ! Thank you, Jemma and Dane for your tips and tricks!
I'VE WANTED THIS FOR SO LONG!!!!
DistrictX23 I KNOW RIGHT!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH JEMMA!!!
thank you for this great macaron tutorial! my friends birthday is coming up and she loves macarons so i will definitely use this :)
I love how he just pops them in his mouth😂😂
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I made this recipe twice already and same GREAT result. Thank you for sharing Dane.
I followed this recipe and my very first batch ever turned out so well! I'm so excited
Mercedes Untalan How many does this recipe make?
@@lucycactus5267 it really depends on how big or small you make em