
On this particular day, I needed to
de-stress so I decided to bake these
Macarons.

I have tried making French
Macarons before but I think this batch tasted and looked the best thus far.

After piping them onto the baking tray, I left them to rest for about 2 hours before baking for about 18
mins.

I experimented with the filling by using lite sour cream instead of the normal heavy cream or butter cream (not so heavy in calories). I cut fresh raspberries into pieces, add them to some lite sour cream and white chocolate. Sandwiched them in between 2 pieces of
Macarons. The raspberry and sour cream balanced up the sweetness of the
Macarons and I find them just nice - not too sweet :)
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