I made these but I was allergic to almonds, I searched the web and no nut-free recipes looked similar to the real thing, so I made my own! I ground up pumpkin seeds until they resembled the consistency of the almond flower and I did the rest how you usually would, THEY WERE DELICIOUS! My friend said that they even tasted better than when made with almond flower! ~~For anyone allergic to almonds~~ ENJOY :)
Great video. I love that you didn't speed through the steps that much, but at the same time you didn't leave us with boring pauses. I quite enjoyed learning with you. Thank you!
I just made these (first time making macarons) and they came out perfect, feet and all! I replaced the earl grey with two bags of Twinings Blackcurrant Breeze, and added five drops of blue food coloring, and piped them out oblong, so that they turned out looking like little robin’s eggs. Super cute!
I tried this recipe but instead of adding the earl grey tea leaves, I sifted passion tea leaves into the mixture and added a little bit of red food dye. For the filling, I added a few drops of lemon. They turned out so amazing and delicious!! Thank you for the recipe and demonstration! :)
This is the first video I've watched they detailed when (& most importantly WHY) one stops blending the ground almond & merengue mixtures. Thank you! ♡
Thank you SO much for actually showing the entire combining process. most people just cut to the liquid batter part. I failed multiple times not knowing if my batter was just too dry or if I was just undermixing!!
So I tried making this recipe and overall, it turned out pretty great! I loved the subtle hint of earl grey, it gave a very warm feeling. I have some notes that I think I should add: • The honey for me was a bit overwhelming, so next time I will only put 2 tbsp of honey instead of 3 (but this is solely personal preference on taste) • I would've loved a bit more early grey flavour (again, solely just personal preference) so next time I'm planning to add a 1 1/2 tea bags of earl grey • When I made the filling, I let it sit in the fridge for about an hour and it was still kinda melting when I filled the macarons, so I decided to leave the macarons with the buttercream filling in the fridge for a few hours and it was really good • I'm not too sure if it was the way I mixed (overmixed or undermixed) the macronage, or maybe it was the oven, but when I baked it at 300ºF for about 12 minutes, the shells were hollow (still a bit soft and crunchy, but very hallow); I'm thinking I may need to bake it less like for 8-10 minutes instead? • You've already mentioned this but there was a lot of buttercream filling left, so I decided to make another batch of macaron shells to finish the filling
These are the best things i've ever tasted. They turned out perfect, i dyed them pink and filled with them a fudge filling instead. I will definitely make these again, thanks so much for the recipe!
Hands down best recipe because A) yoyomax B) YOU HAVE SUCCESSFULLY DIFFERENTIATED BETWEEN MACAROONS AND MACARON THE GILDED HERALD ANGELS OF THE HEAVENS SCREAM VELOCIRAPTOR SCREECHES IN THIS SUCCESS. PRAISE THE LORD SOMEONE WHO IS NOT UNCULTURED SWINE
It makes me happy when people succeed at these. I was thrilled to peak in the oven and see the little feet forming on these. I was under the impression they were super hard to make but I was pleasantly surprised :)
Thank you for your tutorial! I'm so glad you took time to show us the folding/mixing of the dry and wet ingredients!that's where I screwed up... the first time I mixed too much and ti was very runny (The egg whites weren't whipped enough either)... and the second time, I didn't mix enough so it turned out more like meringue cookies, instead of macaroons! THANK YOU
@@waweev1871 lmao says the French language police? I’m from Quebec and we speak French here. She’s saying it just like how we say it. It’s slightly different from the Continental French accent.
I tried this recipe and they turned out so good. I cut the recipe in half and it made a bout 10. They were the best ones i have made (ived tried other times and failed) i love the suttle hint of the earl tea. I also made the buttercream and it turned out amazing. My favorite treat now. Thank you for posting
Greetings from Toronto! I could tell by the way you pronounce macaron that you were probably from Canada, then I looked up your page that said you are from northern Ontario so I knew for sure. I love the French language. I put all three of my kids in French immersion and two of them now have university French degrees. Oh and by the way lol, I loved your video too and will be making these for next weekend. One of my daughters is a macaron fanatic and I have a beautiful tin of Fortnum and Mason loose leaf Earl Grey tea in my kitchen which I'll grind up a bit. Thank you!
Hi, I already watched this video a long time ago and made Earl Grey macarons and they turned out wonderful!! You are the best baking channel. I learn a lot from you. Thanks!
This was the best tutorial I have found yet! I don't like written tutorials because you could easily misunderstand. I am going to probably make some today! They look so delicious! This was a great tutorial!!
I watched the same honey buttercream filling recipe from another youtuber, and i failed completely, but when i watched yours and heard what i needed to do and what consistency it should be at, it turned out wonderfully! I love your ability to explain. Mine had feet too!
They look great! Very classy and perfect for a wedding lol...the white with white filling looks amazing. And i love how the tea gives it a bit of texture
I've been so intimidated to do this recipe because I've heard it's quite difficult (or can be) and I so appreciate the length and you showing the proper consistency because of all the videos I've watched on how to make these, this is the ONLY one that not only talked about it, but showed it as well. Thank you!! :)
I did it tonight!!!!!! wooooot!! I've been meaning to make this since last year but never had the guts to do it as I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to do it, but I DID!! thank you so much!!!
Best tutorial on Macarons I've found. Attempted them once and it was a horrible experience. Thank you for showing how it should look and feel! I'm definitely trying this again now that I've seen this. Just need to change everything into my measurements. Or find another recipe but use your video as refrence. Either way; MANY THANKS for restoring my hope! I can do this too!
I just tried this for the first time and they looked great until i took it off the parchment paper and most of them stuck to it. Needless to say they r ruined. I did however tried the broken shells and OMG they were WAY too sweet; even without the butter cream filling. I think my second batch will have 3 Tbs of granulated sugar instead of 5.
Hilary Hong you don’t want to add any kind of oils to the macarons, it will ruin them, I use a silicone mat like in the video, or you have to let it cool a bit more before taking them off the parchment paper.
I tried this recipe when I was first getting into baking, I must have been 15 or so and I just recently rediscovered this video to make some today (I'm 22 now). I have to say thank you for your wonderful baking tutorials that I have watched over the years! ❤
I tried this macaron with a bag of vanilla Chai tea and it turned out great. I can smell the tea throughout the kitchen when it was cooling. I'm gonna try filling it with the not - so- sweet cooked frosting in your video. Thanks much.
I just made these, and they were great! Not nearly as sweet as expected. They actually tasted like buttered biscuits. I undercooked them just a little but they still got their feet! This was my first time trying to make them and I loved it
I tried this recipe and the macaroons turned out great. I did not care for the filling at all because it tasted like pure butter. I think this was a great video and it shows you how to get the thickness right. Love you Tammy!
I just made these!!! They were pretty easy (took a while) but so yummy! And beautiful! I had feet too! I was very happy to see them cooking in the oven :) Mine browned very very quickly so they ended up a shade darker than white but they were still super tasty. I halved the buttercream part and it worked out exactly, no left over, no macaron left unfilled. Thanks for the recipe!!
I just watched a couple of other videos on making macarons (because I'm debating making them), and yours was the easiest to follow. You're very informative and clear with your instructions. Thank you :).
I used this recipe the first time I made macarons and they turned out AMAZING they had feet and everything and I had never even tried making macarons before
just made these for the first time and they turned out amazing! I realized once I had the mixture ready that I only had a griddling pan! I flipped it upside down and improvised and VOILA! the feet appeared! i also had to substitute milk for vanilla almond milk and it worked great! hope my mom and grandma will like them when I surprise them tomorrow!
Thanks so much! I've tried many different recipes for macarons and this is the only one that had the fantastic little feet. I'm very happy with the result and you are one superb teacher. THANK YOU once again =)
This recipe is amazing. It was the first recipe that gave me a success, till this day I still use this recipe while adding my own little twists and turns here and there to make different flavours of macarons. Such a nice and simple recipe with good ratio and instructions, thank you so much for sharing! :)
My first Macaroons turn out flat flat flat, but they were tasty.. I will try again and again from different videos until I get them so good as they should... Thank you for sharing this recipe with us.
Oh my life. I am the happiest girl in the whole entire world right now. Because of you, and that recipe, I have successfully made macarons! Some did have cracks on top! But more than half turned out they way it should. Crip on the top, chewy in the inside. I could die happy.
Those came out PERFECT!! YES! You made that look easy! This was the most informative and easy to watch Macaron tutorial I have found! Putting it in my favorites now for future reference. Thanks!
They will rise up slightly but should not spread almost at all. That is why you let them dry a bit, the "skin" that forms on them helps stops the spreading and forces them up, the little frill that forms around the edge is cause by that process.
Thank you so much for this video! My mom and I have been trying to make macarons for awhile and the cookies never turned out right. There's always a huge air pocket in the center no matter what solutions or techniques I've watched and read on the internet. But your video was so informative especially on the egg whites and the macaronage that I hope our next attempt will be a successful.
I have a Kitchen Aid hand mixer right now, and it is one of the best mixers I've ever owned for power to mix. I can't judge durability for it yet because I've only had it about a year
I'm french and I'm happy to hear you pronounce it correctly ! :) macarons are French and I hate hearing Americans killing their French origin by pronouncing it bad ^^
This is such an awesome Recipe! i plan on doing this for Valentines day this year :) So im really excited to try this out! Thanks Yoyomax~! Your tutorials are always so fun and inspiring!
These are the first macarons I haver ever made and they turned out PERFECTLY! Thank you so much, your video really helped me get everything just right!
I just made these, they tasted great! Great video, very easy to follow. The buttercream was a little bit on the sweet side for me, so I think next time I'll use less honey or I'll pipe less filling into the cookies. Thanks for the great tutorial!
They look amazing, very pro! I don't see them sold very often but when they do, they're awfully expensive so I've never tasted one before. Thanks for Demystifying the process. Now I can possibly make them for a fraction of the price at home!
I wish I'd had as much luck with my first macaron attempt as you did! They looked PERFECT in the oven, but once out, they cracked, deflated in the centers, and took FOREVER to get off cookie sheet. I think what went wrong was I forgot to grease the cookie sheet, and the macarons weren't dry enough before I put them in the oven - but they still taste excellent! Your video was super-helpful about the whole process, and you can bet I'll watch it again today when I give this recipe another try! :)
These sound really wonderful. We sold so many macarons when we had our physical store and Earl Grey is one of my favorite teas! Combining the two sounds amazing!
It did for me; I put them in a small food processor and alternated between grinding them and sifting them. Some of them won't grind down to the fine size so you'll have the bigger chunks left over. That's what worked for me though; good luck!
This looks lovely! I'm hosting my sisters bridal shower later this year, and it's going to be a brunch, so this is going to go perfectly! Thank you for sharing, and in such detail!
I didn't take it as criticism, I find differences in the use of language interesting too. I normally wouldn't say 2 and one half, could be I was reading it directly off of a piece of paper. lol, we just received 20cm of snow overnight and it is business as usual, but we have the snow removal system in place to deal with it (and the driving skills). :) We Canadians are proud of our winter driving skills. ;)
They turned out great! there were no cracks on the top and they were crunchy on the outside and soft in the middle :) my parents loved them. thanks for your video it really helped (as well as the one in the description box :p) I will definitely make these again!
great demo. thank you I think the electric burners are more manageable but I have a glass top stove so I use a double boiler (that is I put the custard ingredients into a stainless steel bowl and then place that over a pot of hot water) to cook the custard to avoid burning it.
These are beautiful; I tried mine for the first time yesterday. I got feet but the template I used was a small diameter so they ended having more height than width; yours are perfect size!
It is found in the baking aisle of my very small town grocery store. You can make your own by grinding some blanched almonds (with the brown stuff removed).
OH My ... you are really cool.. thanks for the video.. will defo try and make them.. i think yours is the best video tutorial on making home bake macarons..you really make them look so easy..
this is one of the best macaron videos i've found; your explanation of the "folding" is really helpful. thank you so much for uploading! i have subscribed :)
French was the first language I learned and is the language spoken in my home. After many years, my English is much better than my French because I speak it most often nowadays.
I've always considered the bit by bit thing to be unecessary most of the time for most recipes, it just keeps the ingredients from flying around when you are mixing with an electric mixer. It was fine for this recipe because you have to mix it so much to get the right consistency that you are unlikely to get any pockets of dry ingredients in the batter
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I made these but I was allergic to almonds, I searched the web and no nut-free recipes looked similar to the real thing, so I made my own! I ground up pumpkin seeds until they resembled the consistency of the almond flower and I did the rest how you usually would, THEY WERE DELICIOUS! My friend said that they even tasted better than when made with almond flower! ~~For anyone allergic to almonds~~ ENJOY :)
eec smart!
eec where they raw the pepitas? Or did you toast them first? And then you just put the same amount in there and they worked out fine?
"Flour "not 🌸
eec that’s actually pretty neat
Coconut flour works too
Great video. I love that you didn't speed through the steps that much, but at the same time you didn't leave us with boring pauses. I quite enjoyed learning with you. Thank you!
Finally someone spelled&pronounced macaron right.
I just made these (first time making macarons) and they came out perfect, feet and all! I replaced the earl grey with two bags of Twinings Blackcurrant Breeze, and added five drops of blue food coloring, and piped them out oblong, so that they turned out looking like little robin’s eggs. Super cute!
I can tell simply by the way you use your hands that you cook with a lot of love and passion. Thanks!
I love your explanation on the folding. I've watched plenty of videos and yours gave the best explanation.
I did this recipe twice so far!The second time I added cardamom instead of earl grey and I added cinnamon into the icing!Its amazing!!!
+Dayton Darabadey I love cardamon, I bet they tasted great. That was a great addition.
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i'm trying the tangerine tea for mine.
hello did you mean to say 7 teaspoons, instead of 7 tablespoons of butter? thanks
I tried this recipe but instead of adding the earl grey tea leaves, I sifted passion tea leaves into the mixture and added a little bit of red food dye. For the filling, I added a few drops of lemon. They turned out so amazing and delicious!! Thank you for the recipe and demonstration! :)
This is the first video I've watched they detailed when (& most importantly WHY) one stops blending the ground almond & merengue mixtures.
Thank you! ♡
Thank you SO much for actually showing the entire combining process. most people just cut to the liquid batter part. I failed multiple times not knowing if my batter was just too dry or if I was just undermixing!!
So I tried making this recipe and overall, it turned out pretty great! I loved the subtle hint of earl grey, it gave a very warm feeling. I have some notes that I think I should add:
• The honey for me was a bit overwhelming, so next time I will only put 2 tbsp of honey instead of 3 (but this is solely personal preference on taste)
• I would've loved a bit more early grey flavour (again, solely just personal preference) so next time I'm planning to add a 1 1/2 tea bags of earl grey
• When I made the filling, I let it sit in the fridge for about an hour and it was still kinda melting when I filled the macarons, so I decided to leave the macarons with the buttercream filling in the fridge for a few hours and it was really good
• I'm not too sure if it was the way I mixed (overmixed or undermixed) the macronage, or maybe it was the oven, but when I baked it at 300ºF for about 12 minutes, the shells were hollow (still a bit soft and crunchy, but very hallow); I'm thinking I may need to bake it less like for 8-10 minutes instead?
• You've already mentioned this but there was a lot of buttercream filling left, so I decided to make another batch of macaron shells to finish the filling
These are the best things i've ever tasted. They turned out perfect, i dyed them pink and filled with them a fudge filling instead. I will definitely make these again, thanks so much for the recipe!
Hands down best recipe because A) yoyomax B) YOU HAVE SUCCESSFULLY DIFFERENTIATED BETWEEN MACAROONS AND MACARON THE GILDED HERALD ANGELS OF THE HEAVENS SCREAM VELOCIRAPTOR SCREECHES IN THIS SUCCESS. PRAISE THE LORD SOMEONE WHO IS NOT UNCULTURED SWINE
It makes me happy when people succeed at these. I was thrilled to peak in the oven and see the little feet forming on these. I was under the impression they were super hard to make but I was pleasantly surprised :)
OMG so nice to hear someone say "macaron" and not "macaroon!" Great recipe! I'm making it tonight! Thank you!
Thank you for your tutorial! I'm so glad you took time to show us the folding/mixing of the dry and wet ingredients!that's where I screwed up... the first time I mixed too much and ti was very runny (The egg whites weren't whipped enough either)... and the second time, I didn't mix enough so it turned out more like meringue cookies, instead of macaroons! THANK YOU
SHE'S SAYING IT RIGHT
"Maca-roon" is wrong and it makes me mad when people say it that way xD
A macaroon is some coconut cookie guys.
Buuuuuut she's using macaron as a plural noun. It's MAK-AH-RONS ! *facepalm*
Sadie Sweitzer No she’s saying it right, the French way is Macaron
exotrash97 NO, it’s not pronounced correctly.
@@waweev1871 that's exactly what she's saying smh
@@waweev1871 lmao says the French language police? I’m from Quebec and we speak French here. She’s saying it just like how we say it. It’s slightly different from the Continental French accent.
I tried this recipe and they turned out so good. I cut the recipe in half and it made a bout 10. They were the best ones i have made (ived tried other times and failed) i love the suttle hint of the earl tea. I also made the buttercream and it turned out amazing. My favorite treat now. Thank you for posting
I am franco-ontarian (or franco-Ontarienne) People that think that macarons should be pronounced macaroon drive me crazy.
Greetings from Toronto! I could tell by the way you pronounce macaron that you were probably from Canada, then I looked up your page that said you are from northern Ontario so I knew for sure. I love the French language. I put all three of my kids in French immersion and two of them now have university French degrees. Oh and by the way lol, I loved your video too and will be making these for next weekend. One of my daughters is a macaron fanatic and I have a beautiful tin of Fortnum and Mason loose leaf Earl Grey tea in my kitchen which I'll grind up a bit. Thank you!
Hi, I already watched this video a long time ago and made Earl Grey macarons and they turned out wonderful!! You are the best baking channel. I learn a lot from you. Thanks!
Thank you very much for telling me you enjoyed these, I love to hear success stories :)
This was the best tutorial I have found yet! I don't like written tutorials because you could easily misunderstand. I am going to probably make some today! They look so delicious! This was a great tutorial!!
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Otaku foodie, eh?
Lilith Wininger ayyeeeeee
I watched the same honey buttercream filling recipe from another youtuber, and i failed completely, but when i watched yours and heard what i needed to do and what consistency it should be at, it turned out wonderfully! I love your ability to explain. Mine had feet too!
LOL @ all of the people saying it's macaroon. It's macaron.
I love how thorough this video is. My boyfriend and i want to make macarons for the holidays and give them out as presents!
I want to try making these but I'm nervous.. will try though :)
They look great! Very classy and perfect for a wedding lol...the white with white filling looks amazing. And i love how the tea gives it a bit of texture
Could you use more earl grey tea for a stronger flavor? Like 2 bags?
I've been so intimidated to do this recipe because I've heard it's quite difficult (or can be) and I so appreciate the length and you showing the proper consistency because of all the videos I've watched on how to make these, this is the ONLY one that not only talked about it, but showed it as well. Thank you!! :)
Made these today and they turned out wonderful! A little too sweet for my tastes, so next time I make these I'll knock down the sugar a little.
You can also add a little salt to your egg whites, along with the sugar.
I did it tonight!!!!!! wooooot!! I've been meaning to make this since last year but never had the guts to do it as I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to do it, but I DID!!
thank you so much!!!
you don't bang the pan of macarons to get rid of the peaks, you bang on it to get rid of air bubbles
Best tutorial on Macarons I've found. Attempted them once and it was a horrible experience. Thank you for showing how it should look and feel!
I'm definitely trying this again now that I've seen this. Just need to change everything into my measurements. Or find another recipe but use your video as refrence.
Either way; MANY THANKS for restoring my hope! I can do this too!
I just tried this for the first time and they looked great until i took it off the parchment paper and most of them stuck to it. Needless to say they r ruined. I did however tried the broken shells and OMG they were WAY too sweet; even without the butter cream filling. I think my second batch will have 3 Tbs of granulated sugar instead of 5.
Hilary Hong you don’t want to add any kind of oils to the macarons, it will ruin them, I use a silicone mat like in the video, or you have to let it cool a bit more before taking them off the parchment paper.
I tried this recipe when I was first getting into baking, I must have been 15 or so and I just recently rediscovered this video to make some today (I'm 22 now). I have to say thank you for your wonderful baking tutorials that I have watched over the years! ❤
I use to have this one account and i commented that i thought the way you pronounced "Macaron" wrong and you banned me.
Silhouette39 😯
I tried this macaron with a bag of vanilla Chai tea and it turned out great. I can smell the tea throughout the kitchen when it was cooling. I'm gonna try filling it with the not - so- sweet cooked frosting in your video. Thanks much.
I just made these, and they were great! Not nearly as sweet as expected. They actually tasted like buttered biscuits. I undercooked them just a little but they still got their feet! This was my first time trying to make them and I loved it
I tried this recipe and the macaroons turned out great. I did not care for the filling at all because it tasted like pure butter. I think this was a great video and it shows you how to get the thickness right. Love you Tammy!
I just made these!!! They were pretty easy (took a while) but so yummy! And beautiful! I had feet too! I was very happy to see them cooking in the oven :) Mine browned very very quickly so they ended up a shade darker than white but they were still super tasty. I halved the buttercream part and it worked out exactly, no left over, no macaron left unfilled. Thanks for the recipe!!
The best instructional video on macarons i've seen so far. And with a remarkable outcome. Bravo!
thanks!
i baked them at 4 in the morning today and they turned out fantastic!
i used whole milk and the cream turned out really nice!
I just watched a couple of other videos on making macarons (because I'm debating making them), and yours was the easiest to follow. You're very informative and clear with your instructions. Thank you :).
I used this recipe the first time I made macarons and they turned out AMAZING they had feet and everything and I had never even tried making macarons before
This is one of the BEST macaron video on youtube. I've watched almost all of others in English...
the early grey+honey combination sounds absolutely amazing. i will definitely want to try this!!
just made these for the first time and they turned out amazing! I realized once I had the mixture ready that I only had a griddling pan! I flipped it upside down and improvised and VOILA! the feet appeared! i also had to substitute milk for vanilla almond milk and it worked great! hope my mom and grandma will like them when I surprise them tomorrow!
I made this today, it was fabulous! The shells turned out perfectly and the buttercream was divine. Went down a treat with my fam :)
i made them and turned out just perfect!!!!! but i did 1.5" and came out with almost 25 pairs of Macarons!!
i'm really happy!!!!!
Just finished making them. They came out sooooo good. Thank you. Your instructions were very easy to follow.
Thanks so much! I've tried many different recipes for macarons and this is the only one that had the fantastic little feet. I'm very happy with the result and you are one superb teacher. THANK YOU once again =)
This recipe is amazing. It was the first recipe that gave me a success, till this day I still use this recipe while adding my own little twists and turns here and there to make different flavours of macarons. Such a nice and simple recipe with good ratio and instructions, thank you so much for sharing! :)
Great to hear this :) Thanks for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment
@@yoyomax12 wow! even years later you still reply to comments here
My first Macaroons turn out flat flat flat, but they were tasty.. I will try again and again from different videos until I get them so good as they should... Thank you for sharing this recipe with us.
Tried making macarons for the first time following this exact recipe and technique. They turned out perfectly! Thanks for the great video.
Thanks so much
I never get tired of watching this recipe!
I came back to watch this again. You are an artist.
Oh my life. I am the happiest girl in the whole entire world right now. Because of you, and that recipe, I have successfully made macarons! Some did have cracks on top! But more than half turned out they way it should. Crip on the top, chewy in the inside. I could die happy.
Those came out PERFECT!! YES! You made that look easy! This was the most informative and easy to watch Macaron tutorial I have found! Putting it in my favorites now for future reference. Thanks!
This is my favorite video on how to make macarons. Very clear on how to do it. I will try this recipe soon, thanks!
They will rise up slightly but should not spread almost at all. That is why you let them dry a bit, the "skin" that forms on them helps stops the spreading and forces them up, the little frill that forms around the edge is cause by that process.
They look so sophisticated! I wanna try
Thank you so much for this video! My mom and I have been trying to make macarons for awhile and the cookies never turned out right. There's always a huge air pocket in the center no matter what solutions or techniques I've watched and read on the internet. But your video was so informative especially on the egg whites and the macaronage that I hope our next attempt will be a successful.
I have a Kitchen Aid hand mixer right now, and it is one of the best mixers I've ever owned for power to mix. I can't judge durability for it yet because I've only had it about a year
I'm french and I'm happy to hear you pronounce it correctly ! :) macarons are French and I hate hearing Americans killing their French origin by pronouncing it bad ^^
This is such an awesome Recipe! i plan on doing this for Valentines day this year :) So im really excited to try this out! Thanks Yoyomax~! Your tutorials are always so fun and inspiring!
I love how clean you keep your kitchen when you cook :3
These are the first macarons I haver ever made and they turned out PERFECTLY! Thank you so much, your video really helped me get everything just right!
I just made these, they tasted great! Great video, very easy to follow. The buttercream was a little bit on the sweet side for me, so I think next time I'll use less honey or I'll pipe less filling into the cookies. Thanks for the great tutorial!
you are the only one who can say it correctly! looks tasty as well thanks!
They look amazing, very pro! I don't see them sold very often but when they do, they're awfully expensive so I've never tasted one before. Thanks for Demystifying the process. Now I can possibly make them for a fraction of the price at home!
I wish I'd had as much luck with my first macaron attempt as you did! They looked PERFECT in the oven, but once out, they cracked, deflated in the centers, and took FOREVER to get off cookie sheet. I think what went wrong was I forgot to grease the cookie sheet, and the macarons weren't dry enough before I put them in the oven - but they still taste excellent! Your video was super-helpful about the whole process, and you can bet I'll watch it again today when I give this recipe another try! :)
These look INCREDIBLE! You are so so so so so talented!
they look so beautiful. I think I probably could never make them that nice!
You are awesome! So easy to understand and at the same time u go through step by step in very short time. Much appreciated xx
These sound really wonderful. We sold so many macarons when we had our physical store and Earl Grey is one of my favorite teas! Combining the two sounds amazing!
best demonstration i've ever seen on youtube. thank you.
It did for me; I put them in a small food processor and alternated between grinding them and sifting them. Some of them won't grind down to the fine size so you'll have the bigger chunks left over. That's what worked for me though; good luck!
This looks lovely! I'm hosting my sisters bridal shower later this year, and it's going to be a brunch, so this is going to go perfectly! Thank you for sharing, and in such detail!
I didn't take it as criticism, I find differences in the use of language interesting too. I normally wouldn't say 2 and one half, could be I was reading it directly off of a piece of paper.
lol, we just received 20cm of snow overnight and it is business as usual, but we have the snow removal system in place to deal with it (and the driving skills). :) We Canadians are proud of our winter driving skills. ;)
They turned out great! there were no cracks on the top and they were crunchy on the outside and soft in the middle :)
my parents loved them. thanks for your video it really helped (as well as the one in the description box :p) I will definitely make these again!
I have been looking for an easy, simple, yummy macaron recipe, and this is the best one on TH-cam! Thank you soo much! I am going to try this out! :)
great demo. thank you I think the electric burners are more manageable but I have a glass top stove so I use a double boiler (that is I put the custard ingredients into a stainless steel bowl and then place that over a pot of hot water) to cook the custard to avoid burning it.
This is a very nice compliment indeed! Thank you very much and I'm glad it worked out for you
Best macaron tutorial on the Internet!
these really do work!! no cracks- feet and all! tho i added chocolate ganache for the filling, think it tastes better with the earl grey
These are beautiful; I tried mine for the first time yesterday. I got feet but the template I used was a small diameter so they ended having more height than width; yours are perfect size!
They look amazing and look store bought!! You did a great job
Actually, i've been to france, and that's the PERFECT way to say it!!!
Yoyomax ur the best i luv u!!!!!!!
It is found in the baking aisle of my very small town grocery store. You can make your own by grinding some blanched almonds (with the brown stuff removed).
These look wonderful!! I love earl grey anything and I can't wait to attempt these. Thank you!
OH My ... you are really cool.. thanks for the video.. will defo try and make them.. i think yours is the best video tutorial on making home bake macarons..you really make them look so easy..
It is a nice feeling to see some of them turn out isn't it? Thanks for telling about your attempt
How nice of you to say, thank you
this is one of the best macaron videos i've found; your explanation of the "folding" is really helpful. thank you so much for uploading! i have subscribed :)
French was the first language I learned and is the language spoken in my home. After many years, my English is much better than my French because I speak it most often nowadays.
I've always considered the bit by bit thing to be unecessary most of the time for most recipes, it just keeps the ingredients from flying around when you are mixing with an electric mixer. It was fine for this recipe because you have to mix it so much to get the right consistency that you are unlikely to get any pockets of dry ingredients in the batter
I absolutely loved this video, I can't wait to try and make them! You made those macaroon to perfection!
I'm gonna make my FIRST macarons with my grandma on Monday and I'm so excited!