
YUZU MACARONS
An original recipe by L'École GourmetValrhona Chef Philippe Barret
Makes 40 macarons
Category: Cookies and Bars
Difficulty: Easy
INGREDIENTS
YUZU MACARONS:
150g almond flour
150g confectioner’s sugar
50g egg whites
150g sugar
50g egg whites
YUZU INSPIRATION GANACHE:
115g whole milk
10g acacia honey
380g Yuzu Inspiration
INSTRUCTIONS
MACARONS:
- To make macarons: Blend together the sifted almond flour and confectioner’s sugar.
- Add the first addition of 50g egg whites to form a paste and set aside.
- Cook the 150g sugar of sugar and water to 244.4° F (118°C) in a pot over medium/low heat.
- Meanwhile, lightly whip the other 50g of egg whites on medium speed.
- When the sugar is up to temperature, pour the sugar syrup into the whipped egg whites.
- Slowly pour down the side of the bowl to prevent the sugar from attaching to the whisk.
- Beat at medium speed until the meringue cooled and thick, then add to the first mixture, in three additions.
- Use a spatula to stir the mixtures together gently, scraping the sides of the bowl with each turn, until the batter is smooth, creamy, and shiny. This is called “macaroning”.
- Use a piping bag with an 8mm nozzle to pipe the macarons onto baking paper and bake in a fan oven at 285°F (140°C) for 12-13 minutes.
YUZU INSPIRATION GANACHE:
- Heat the whole milk and honey then pour a third of the mixture over the melted Yuzu Inspiration. Mix vigorously, then add another third the same way.
- Blend with a hand blender and incorporate the final third as you do so.
- Place some plastic wrap on the mixture’s surface and store in the refrigerator for at least 3 hours.
Assembly
- Turn over the baked and cooled macarons.
- Fill them with ganache using a piping bag and assemble them in pairs.
- Macarons can be stored in the freezer.
*Chef’s tip: Remember to take the ganache out of the refrigerator at least 30 minutes before assembling your macarons so that it is easier to pipe out.
Validate your login
My Account
Registered Customers
Or Sign In With
Create New Account