noun

• A small round cake with a meringue-like consistency, made with egg white, sugar, and powdered almonds and consisting of two halves sandwiching a creamy filling.

  ‘I made vanilla cupcakes and a batch of strawberry macarons’

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  • ‘This stunning collection of recipes adds a touch of magic to the macaron.’
  • ‘I chose the Creme caramel, with sea salt caramel ice cream and a caramel macaron.’
  • ‘It features signatures dishes such as a mushroom souffle and a raspberry macaron.’
  • ‘Danny thinks the almond flavor is terrific, but Gail thinks it's nothing like a macaron, so she's very sad.’
  • ‘Although part of the same happy pastry family, the French macaron should not be confused with the coconut macaroon.’
  • ‘Just like the basic macaron recipe, the basic buttercream filling recipe can be customized with endless flavors and colors.’
  • ‘Allow the piped macarons to dry, uncovered, for at least 15 minutes.’
  • ‘The assembled macarons can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to one week.’
  • ‘Move over chocolates, cupcakes and macarons - marshmallows are about to make a comeback!’
  • ‘I just spent all weekend, back in my Santa Fe kitchen, making rose macarons.’