Making French patisserie, window-worthy macarons may seem like an intimidating task. For many, these sweet tiny treats are a baking bucket list item that are only tackled by the bravest of bakers.

Dessert: What if we made our coffee or tea break a little more elegant with homemade chocolate macarons? These delicate ...

French macarons are no easy feat. Not to be confused with simple coconut macaroons, this colorful confection is what many refer to as a project bake. As in, they take time, effort, special ingredients ...

In patisseries across France, delicate sandwich cookies in every color of the rainbow take their place beside elegant eclairs, tarts and other works of pastry art. French macarons -- not to be ...

Pastry chef Stephane Treand’s hands moved effortlessly as he piped small mounds of macaron batter onto large baking sheets. One hand guided the bag, while the other applied gentle pressure, the piping ...

Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Line a sheet pan with parchment paper and set aside. In a food processor, pulse the almonds and icing sugar together until you get a powder-like consistency. In a ...

French macarons are known for being difficult and unforgiving. This video walks through the process with attention to ...

1. Preheat oven to 250 degrees. Prepare piping bag with tip #804. 2. Combine powdered sugar and almond flour in food processor. Process until well combined and almonds appear smooth. Place in bowl and ...

Angie McDermott crafts her baked goods with natural-born skill, learned technique and a whole lot of love. Family and friends know McDermott – who lives in Clarks Summit with her husband, Kevin, and ...