Create elegant macarons with perfectly crisp shells, creamy caramel filling, and a touch of sweetness from caramelized apple dices. A show-stopping treat for any occasion!

Ingredients

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almond powder 200 g
powdered sugar 200 g
egg white 150 g
sugar 200 g
water 50 g
sugar 70 g
cream 70 g
butter 90 g
frozen apple dices 10X10 100 g
sugar 30 g
butter 10 g
rum 1 tsp

Create elegant macarons with perfectly crisp shells, creamy caramel filling, and a touch of sweetness from caramelized apple dices. A show-stopping treat for any occasion!

  1. Macarons

    200 g almond powder - 200 g powdered sugar - 150 g egg white - 200 g sugar - 50 g water

    Cook the sugar and water on low heat to 180°C. In a food processer, beat 75g of the egg white until stiff peaks form. When the sugar water reaches 121°C, add it to the beaten egg whites and continue to beat until it forms a shiny merengue. Sieve the almond powder and powdered sugar, and mix it with the other 75g of egg whites. Then fold it into the merengue. Pipe the macarons onto a baking sheet, and bake at 165°C in a preheated oven for 20 minutes.

  2. Caramel filling

    70 g sugar - 70 g cream - 90 g butter

    In a saucepan, heat the sugar. Stir gently until the sugar is melted. Add the cream while stirring the mixture with a wooden spoon. Cook until the cream reaches 108°C. Stop the cooking process by adding the cold, diced butter. Pour the caramel in a separate bowl, and refrigerate.

  3. Caramelised apple dices

    100 g frozen apple dices 10X10 - 30 g sugar - 10 g butter - 1 tsp rum

    Caramelise the sugar in a frying pan. Add the apple cubes and cook on low heat for 10 minutes. Add the butter and continue to cook for 2 minutes. Transfer the apple cubes onto kitchen paper and let them drain.

  4. Assemblage

    Pipe caramel filling onto a macaron shell. Add caramelised apple dices on top, and a little bit of sea salt when desired. Close the macaron with another shell. Repeat until all shells are filled.