I’m sure you can tell bears are one of my favourite #macaronart animals. My love affair with teddy bears and stuffed animals, in general, started when I was young. Eventually, over the course of my life, I ended up accumulating many a bears and to hubby’s consternation, our bed has slowly been invaded by little stuffed animals ever since we got married. I’ve always thought teddy bears are so cuddly and I love how soft and inviting they are when you give it a hug. You can’t do that with a Barbie!
Here is another set of macarons inspired by my little furry friends. These are panda bear bears that I decided to make in a soft teal and light brown colour because I’m guessing that if I were a panda, I’d probably want some colour in my life 🙂
I hope you enjoy the short video and get good use of the bear template I’ve included below.
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XOXO,
Mimi
♥ORIGINAL Best French Macaron Tutorial can be found here ♥
♥ MIMI’S PANDA BEAR MACARONS ♥
Makes 12 Bear Macarons
INGREDIENTS:
– 65 grams almond flour
– 65 grams icing sugar
– 45 grams castor sugar
– 50 grams aged egg whites
– 1/8 tsp cream of tartar
– Teal Gel Colour (1/2 drop of Turquoise from Americolor)
– Light Brown Gel Colour (1 drop of Light Brown from Americolor)
These pandas utilize the exact same techniques I used in my Rikuma Bear Macaron Tutorial. Click to see the ingredients list, methods etc.
Here’s a “60 Second Macaron Magic” video to show you how I did it:
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Jennifer says
Hi, do you have any Italian macaron tutorial ?
What is the diffience between Franch & Italian macaron? Is it one is more easier then the other? Thanks.
Mimi says
I will make an Italian tutorial in the coming months. There are so much I want to share with you all and very little time hehe. Here is a post about the difference between the two – French Vs. Italian Macarons.
xoxo
mimi