Christmas Macarons Box 2022
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The Christmas Macarons Box 2022 box is here! I want to share with you the macarons that I made during the Holiday season. Some of them are filled with my favorite fillings that recipes are already posted, and some with new flavors. You will find links to recipes and tutorials down below. Happy Baking!
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Tips for Making this Recipe
- Plan ahead the time all colors, shapes, and fillings for macarons.
- Download and print templates for shaped macarons.
- Prepare boxes, and make sure macarons will fit into them.
Poinsettias Macarons
To make Poinsettia Macarons, you need to divide the macaronage and color one green. The other part of the macaronage leaves without food coloring or added white color. Using a Wilton 352 piping tip to pipe poinsettias. Do not top the tray! Let macaron shells dry on the countertop until they are ready to bake. Bake macaron shells as regular shells. Shaped macaron shells may require extra time to bake, depending on your oven. Do a “wiggle test” for shells to see if they are baked. Fill with your favorite filling and decorate with edible gold.
Green Christmas Tree Macarons
To make Green Christmas Tree Macarons, you will need a Wilton 12 piping tip and green food coloring for the shells. Start with piping three small rounds, then two above and one on top. They all need to be connected. Do not top the tray with piped macarons! If you are using the rest method to make macaron shells, then let the macarons dry, and then bake according to the recipe. I used my no-rest method. I piped macaron shells and baked them (no topping the tray). Fill the macaron shell with your favorite filling and place an almond to look like a tree trunk. Decorate macarons with edible gold.
White Christmas Tree Macarons
The idea is almost the same as Green Christmas Tree Macarons, but using white food coloring for the shells and a Wilton 4B Piping tip. Do not top the tray with piped macarons! I also used almonds to make a tree trunk. These macarons were fun to make.
The full video on how to make these Christmas Tree Macarons is on my YouTube Channel.
Reindeer Macarons
These macarons are my husband’s favorite. He loves the chocolate and coffee combination. To make Reindeer Macarons, I used a chocolate macaron shell recipe to make shells. For the filling, I used the Coffee and Baileys recipe. If you have never tried these macarons, you really have to. They are always going fast from the dessert table. To decorate the Reindeer Macarons, I used black and red royal icing.
Christmas Wreath Macarons
To make Christmas Wreath Macarons, you will need a Sultan piping tip and green food coloring. I piped one macaron shell with a Sultan tip and another with a regular round tip. After filling macaron shells with white chocolate ganache, I decorated them with a fondant bow to look like a wreath. You can also use royal icing to make a bow.
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If you make any of these Christmas Macarons, please tag me on social media and make sure to leave a rating down below. I would love to see your creations!
