The dessert with a very high failure rate—macarons
Overview
Macaron is a dessert with a very high failure rate. Although its ingredients are simple, every operation is not 100% successful. The texture of macaron is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The shell is thin and crispy, but when you bite it, you will eat the sticky and soft filling, which has a very rich taste. (This is the amount for two servings)
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Ingredients
Steps
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Sift almond flour and powdered sugar and set aside
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Use an electric whisk to beat the egg whites into rough foam and add 1/3 of the sugar
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When the foam is fine, add the remaining 1/2, then beat until texture appears, add the remaining sugar (add the desired food color, the steps are the same)
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Use a spatula or whisk to gently scoop up the foam until a thin sharp corner appears
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Add the almond flour and powdered sugar to the meringue in three batches and mix evenly
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After mixing evenly, continue to mix the batter. Mix evenly from the periphery to the center until the batter is smooth and delicate. Use a spatula to pick up the batter and slowly drip like silk
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Put the batter into a piping bag and pipe it onto the silicone mat
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The squeezed biscuit embryo is placed in a ventilated place to dry. A layer of hard mold will appear on the surface of the dried biscuit embryo
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Put it in the preheated oven, raise the heat to 150 degrees, lower the heat to 160 degrees, bake for 5 minutes until the skirt appears, turn the heat to 120 degrees, lower the heat to 140 degrees and bake for another 12 minutes (use Changdi electric oven CKTF-30GS)
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How to make the sandwich: After the butter has softened at room temperature, melt it over water, add powdered sugar, and stir the milk evenly
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Remove from heat, add egg yolk, rum, mix well and wait until cool
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Choose biscuit shells that are basically the same size, fill one biscuit shell with filling, and cover it with another one
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I made two portions, and I was a little worried about failure