in a food processor add the powdered sugar, almonds, coffee and cocoa and pulse for a minute.
in the bowl of a stand mixer add the egg whites and start mixing until they became frothy then add a tbsp of sugar at a time until stiff peaks form add the salt and mix in, then sift in 1/4 of the powdered sugar/almond mixture and fold in.
then fold in the next quarter of the mixture until completely combined and continue this method until its all mixed in.
i used a macaron mat and a macaron pipng kit from wholeport.com i found it easier as i knew they would all be the same size,
tap the baking tray to release any bubbles and let the macarons rest for at least 20 minutes to form a skin, sometimes it can take an hour.
bake at 140c for 20 minutes
let them rest for half and our then remove the macarons from mat and turn over.
i then piped in nutella.
to decorate i mixed
1 tsp of sugar
1/2 tsp cocoa powder
1/4 tsp coffee
and a little boiling water and mixed it into a paste and then brushed it on each one with a pastry brush.
Rinako グレー says
Thank you for the great recipe! These macarons look absolutely fantastic! *o*
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Jane Craske says
They are just the fussiest things to make but so very worth it.
the cape on the corner says
ok well those look delicious. i've only had one, once. however, in two weeks i will be going to paris and i plan to do a diy macaron taste tour. thanks for getting me excited about my trip!
Amy Lee Scott says
Aimee, these are absolutely gorgeous! I also have had major issues when macaron making but you are right, it just takes time. Now I just need an excuse to whip up a batch of these to "practice" 🙂
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Carol TheAnswerIsChocolate says
These look delicious as always. I am featuring them when my party opens up tonight 🙂
Jennifer Dawn Oliver Shelton says
These look wonderful! I'm pinning this recipe!
Anonymous says
Can never make recipes that are in Metric….have trouble converting to US
twiggstiudios says
I would not recommend trying to convert a macaron recipe to American cups as it has to be precise I would suggest investing in some scales I have not seen any recipes for macarons in American cups as everyone says to use scales. so i cant direct to to another recipe sorry. I know its a pain xx