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helenfletcher · 11 months
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Haselnussmakronen! What a mouthful. This German Hazelnut Macaroon is a very simple recipe with a really big reward that you don't want to miss. Six ingredients whipped up in a matter of minutes, baked in practically no time and filled with jam or chocolate will take a cookie tray to new heights. As an added plus, these cookies are naturally gluten free. These are such an interesting cookie. They come out of the oven crisp like a meringue but become softer and chewy within a day. Eat one and you'll eat two for sure. They'll sit in a container for a week or more and even more accommodating, they can be frozen and thawed. Why You'll Love These Cookies First, they are one of the best tasting cookies with the least effort around. They can be made completely, frozen and thawed. Cookies don't get more convenient. Friends and family probably haven't tasted these. They are super, super easy to make. These are naturally gluten free. Not another butter cookie although I love these too. FRONT ROW: Cream of Tarter, seedless red raspberry jam, vanilla BACK ROW: Baker's sugar, toasted hazelnuts, egg whites Baker's sugar is ideal here. It is rather expensive in the stores but Three Easy Sugar Fixes shows you how to make it in a flash! Baker's sugar dissolves more easily in the egg whites than does granulated sugar. It is important to toast the hazelnuts for the maximum amount of flavor. The cookies will not be as amazing without this step. Make sure to cool them completely before processing so they don't turn into hazelnut paste. If the hazelnuts are not skinned, my post Hazelnut Gianduja Cake shows you a really quick way to skin them without the hassle of boiling with baking soda, or rubbing them (endlessly) between towels. Be sure to see the recipe card below for the exact ingredients & instructions! Step by Step Instructions Step 1. A #60 disher/scooper is the perfect size with which to drop the macaroons and the end of the wooden spoon handle is ideal for making holes in the cookies. Step 2. After the hazelnuts have been toasted and cooled, place them in a processor. Step 3. Process the nuts until they are very finely ground. Long pulses, followed by shorter ones are the key to not turning the nuts into a paste. Step 4. Place the egg whites, cream of tarter and vanilla in the bowl of a mixer. Step 5. Beat the egg white mixture until very foamy and increased in volume. Step 6. Add the sugar gradually, beating after each addition to make sure the sugar is dissolved. Beat to medium stiff peaks. Step 7. Add the toasted, ground hazelnuts. Step 8. Fold them in carefully so the whites aren't deflated. Step 9. Drop the cookies with a #60 disher/scraper or a tablespoon about 1 1/2 inches apart. I accidentally deleted the photo of the dropped cookies. They will look rather small but will spread out. Bake as directed. Step 10. Remove from the oven and let them sit about 2 or 3 minutes and, using a wooden spoon, make and indentation in the center of the cookies. Don't be concerned if the surrounding area cracks a bit. It's fine. Step 11. Heat or microwave the jam until pourable. Carefully, spoon the jam into the indentations. Step12. Let dry on the baking sheet overnight or until the top of the jam is no longer tacky. Recipe FAQs What is the difference between a meringue and a macaroon? Meringues are dried in the oven until they are very crisp and remain so. Macaroons are firm on the outside but soft on the inside. What is the difference between a macaron and a macaroon? Macarons are made on a meringue base but not beaten to stiff peaks. When dropped or piped they spread out into smooth rounds. After drying, they are baked and have little feet on the bottom. Macaroons are often, but not always, made on a meringue base also but have coconut, nuts, etc. folded in. When baked, they are initially crisp but soften and become chewy after sitting. Are macaroons always made with egg whites.
No. One of the most recognizable macaroons is the coconut one. It is held together by condensed milk. Expert Tips Removing the skins from the nuts can be done easily by using my method in Hazelnut Gianduja Cake. Don't be concerned if every speck of skin is not removed. Toasting the nuts is the key to the flavor of these cookies. Without it, they will be flat. Baker's sugar dissolves faster in the egg whites than regular granulated sugar. It is difficult to beat the meringue to stiff peaks because it is a sugar-heavy meringue. You only want medium peaks. A disher/scooper will give you much more uniform cookies and is faster to portion out. Making the indentations in the cookies is easily done with the end of a wooden spoon. The surrounding area may crack somewhat but that is fine. The cookies have a cracked look anyway. If you love Haselnussmakronen or any other recipe on my website, please leave a 🌟star rating in the recipe card and let me know how it went the in 📝 comments below. Thank you and I appreciate each of you being here! HASELNUSSMAKRONEN -German Hazelnut Macaroons Haselnussmakronen! What a mouthful. This German Hazelnut Macaroon is the simplest of recipes with a really big reward that you don't want to miss. Six ingredients whipped up in a matter of minutes, baked in practically no time and filled with jam or chocolate will take a cookie tray to new heights.As an added plus, these cookies are naturally gluten free. 1 1/2 cups hazelnuts (170 grams)2 large egg whites (64 grams)1/8 teaspoon cream of tarter3/4 cup baker's or granulated sugar (150 grams)1/2 cup seedless red raspberry jam Preheat the oven to 350°F. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper. Set aside.If the hazelnuts need to be skinned, there is an easy way to do it in my post Hazelnut Gianduja Cake. If a bit of the skins refuse to budge, it's fine. Cool completely before proceeding.Place the nuts in the bowl of a processor and use long pulses in the beginning, then quicker ones to chop the nuts finely. Do not process past this point or they can turn into hazelnut paste. Beat the egg whites, cream of tarter and vanilla on medium speed until very foamy and increased in volume. Slowly, add the sugar and beating to medium peaks. Fold in the hazelnuts.With a #60 disher/scooper or a tablespoon, drop rounds about 1 1/2" apart on the prepare sheets. 4 across and 5 down on a half sheet pan works well. Bake for 13 to 15 minutes until they feel crisp. The cookies are done when they can be lifted off the paper easily and cleanly.Cool for a few minutes and make an indentation in the middle of each cookie with the end of a wooden spoon. Microwave or heat the jam until it is liquid. Carefully spoon the jam into the indentations. Let the jam dry overnight or until no longer tacky.Store in an airtight container for a week or more. These also freeze well. Thaw at room temperature. Baker's sugar is ideal here. It is rather expensive in the stores but Three Easy Sugar Fixes shows you how to make it in a flash!  It dissolves faster in the egg whites than regular granulated sugar. It is important to toast the hazelnuts for the maximum amount of flavor. The cookies will not be as amazing without this step. Make sure to cool them completely before processing so they don't turn into hazelnut paste. If the hazelnuts are not skinned, my post Hazelnut Gianduja Cake shows you a really quick way to skin them without the hassle of boiling with baking soda, or rubbing them (endlessly) between towels.  A disher/scooper will give you much more uniform cookies and is faster to portion out.  Making the indentations in the cookies is easily done with the end of a wooden spoon. The surrounding area may crack somewhat but that is fine. The cookies have a cracked look anyway. The end of a wooden spoon makes the indentations in the cookie easily. Store in an airtight container for a week or more. These also freeze well. Thaw at ro
om temperature. CookiesGermanGerman Hazelnut Macaroons, HASELNUSSMAKRONEN, Hazelnuts
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mwpad · 2 years
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Haselnussmakronen mit Cashewkernen, im Teig zzgl noch KAKAO, SPEKULATIUSGEWÜRZ & DATTELN statt Zucker. Ich kann NICHT normal ‼️😁 (hier: Bayreuther Innenstadt) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cjbc_Q4M76b/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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fullcravings · 4 years
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Haselnussmakronen- German Hazelnut Macaroons
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velmacandyass · 3 years
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Wonderful to receive #xmasmail #snailmail #canadapost #canadapostchristmas #haselnussmakronen #thoughtful #covidchristmas @canadaduringcovid #smallpleasures https://www.instagram.com/p/CYKVMiyr9gJ/?utm_medium=tumblr
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chickenrecipesbook · 4 years
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Dieser Stapel weicher Haselnussmakronen ist mit Melaena Schokolade überzogen und in … Dieser Stapel weicher Haselnussmakronen, überzogen mit Melaena Schokolade und eingewickelt in Schlagsahne, ist einer welcher besten Torte, die ich je gemacht habe - so gut, dass er, obwohl er denn glutenfreie oder Pessach-Dessertlösung begann, jetzt immer wieder hergestellt wird . Es überlebt nie den ersten Tag.
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awed-frog · 7 years
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If you’re wondering how serious Germans are about their verdammte Christmas cookies, just remember that some websites allow you to adjust your ingredients up to fifty baking trays.
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obesericewrites · 2 years
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hello, ily, that is not a macaroon that is a macaron ' macaron is almond flour + egg white (the lil French patisserie) and macaroons are egg white and usually coconut flour! There's also german makronen like haselnussmakronen, that are like macarons but use hazelnuts! Anyways, this has been a macaron taxonomic section, and remember kids! If you didn't drop the whites and u didn't let a skin form before baking, it's not a macaron :)
Ah, thank you for correcting my mistake! Plus the information was very educational.
And the haselnussmakronen sounds delicious right now. I got to try one a few years back when a friend of mine made some! Who knew picking my pfp would have me craving sweets in class ^^;;
I’m definitely baking once I get home. Channel my inner B !
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vtasty · 4 years
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vTasty- Visually Tasty Food Blog Haselnussmakronen- German Hazelnut Macaroons via Tumblr
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undsowiesogenau · 4 years
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Mal wieder übertreiben
Zwei Tage kein Eintrag. Dafür habe ich zehn Sorten Weihnachtsplätzchen hergestellt: Springerle, Rum-Ringli, Orangen-Kreisli, Vanillekipferl, Linzer Augen, Ausstecherle, palästinensische Aniskekse, Kokosmakronen, Haselnussmakronen und Basler Brunsli. Ich dokumentierte das hier als Ausdruck einer Verfassung, in der man wohl nur am Ende eines Jahres wie diesem sein kann. Jedenfalls angenehm, etwas zu übertreiben statt, wie zur Zeit meist, stiller, vorsichtiger, nachdenklicher als sonst zu tun.
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dessertgallery · 5 years
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Haselnussmakronen German Macaroons - Your source of sweet inspirations! || GET AWESOME DESSERT MERCH HERE!
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stilshot · 5 years
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Schnelle und einfache Haselnussmakronen nach Omas Rezept
Schnelle und einfache Haselnussmakronen nach Omas Rezept | stilshot.de Da ja schon bald Weihnachten ist, habe ich heute ein schnelles und einfaches Rezept für Haselnussmakronen nach Omas Rezept für euch.
Ihr Lieben,
heute ist schon dritter Advent. Wie schnell die Adventszeit doch jedes Jahr vergeht. Und da ja schon bald Weihnachten ist, habe ich heute ein schnelles und einfaches Rezept für Haselnussmakronen nach Omas Rezept für euch.
Das Rezept ist aus dem handgeschriebenen Kochbuch meiner Mama, also der Oma von David. Es hat für mich ganz besonderen Wert, denn meine Mama lebt nicht mehr.
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diekunstdesbackens · 7 years
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Meine Weihnachtsbäckerei ist im vollem Gange. Wenn ihr wenig Zeit zum Backen habt… aber trotzdem gerne ein paar selbstgemachte Plätzchen vernaschen wollt… na dann hab ich hier für euch ein ganz schnelles rucki zucki Plätzchenrezept für lecker nussige Haselnussmakronen 🙂
Also herzlich Wilkommen in meiner Weihnachtsbäckerei… nur noch die Schürze angezogen und ran ans Werk… hier ist mein Rezept…
2 Eiweiß 185g Zucker Prise Salz 5g Zimt 125g gemahlene Haselnüsse Backoblaten 50mm Walnusshälften
Eiweiß zu steifen Schnee schlagen. 1/3 des Zucker und Salz nach und nach dazu geben.
Den restlichen Zucker, Zimt und die Haselnüsse miteinander vermischen und unter den Schnee ziehen.
Den Teig in einen Spritzbeutel mit großer Lochtülle füllen und kleine Häufchen auf die Oblaten spritzen.
Auf jede Oblate eine Walnusshälfte setzen.
Bei 150°C 25min backen.
Haselnussmakronen
Viel Spaß beim Backen 😀
Haselnussmakronen Meine Weihnachtsbäckerei ist im vollem Gange. Wenn ihr wenig Zeit zum Backen habt... aber trotzdem gerne ein paar selbstgemachte Plätzchen vernaschen wollt...
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redundantharpoons · 6 years
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nnnhhhggg. im a thirsty little flower. you have to water me. you have to use your moicy fics.
Fun fact: Sending Moira to Canada was a whim to let me delay their getting closer until Angela was more pregnant.
“Reporting in, as requested,” Angela sang into the intercom. She wasn’t sure what this was about, but she presumed it was good, or at least not bad. I had not been that foreboding, worry-inducing nervousness, but that endearing apprehension that would force Moira’s fingers through her hair, an act which caused her to turn her head down. A view Angela loved.
Angela looked around, she had missed this empty, dim hallway. She felt like she hadn’t been down here in ages. When they’d met for their pre-natal appointment it had always been at the car park; neither of them ever discussed why. Angela wasn’t sure if they were intentionally trying to not be seen leaving the building together, or if it was just convenient that it worked out that way. Perhaps it would change. They had an appointment on the weekend. Perhaps.
The lab was much as it had been last time she was down here. God, had it been eleven weeks since she stood in this room? Time flies when you’re sick and cranky. It looked mostly the same, a few of the rabbit cages were empty now and the piles of periodicals had been shifted and moved this way and that, but it was the same dark laboratory as always, with Moira standing at the door release on the opposite end in her long, white lab coat.
“Fröhlichen Nikolaustag, Moira,” Angela smiled warmly, pulling from behind her back as she approached the taller woman a small plate with four small cookies on it. She had made massive batches the night before, no small feat with the economy-sized oven in her quarters. Her intent was to bring them to patients in the medical ward, those who weren’t on restricted diets, but when Moira had asked for her visit she’d spent an embarrassing amount of time trying to pick one of each type that was most perfect to put on the small plate.
“Ah, thank you?” Moira took the plate, and she seemed confused as she looked at the cookies under the cellophane, “Did you make these?”
Angela nodded and pointed to each one in turn, “Lebkuchen, they are like a gingerbread? Haselnussmakronen, they’re very easy to make. Pfeffernüsse, they’re … they’re strong, and these with the stars in the center are spitzbuben. I made them last night. I can’t keep any down, but I thought they tasted alright when I tried a few?”
“They look wonderful,” Moira smiled and retreated into her dimly lit office with Angela following close behind, setting the plate reverently on the desk, “Thank you . . . I didn’t know you baked.”
“Who has the time?” Angela sighed as she settled into the center of the couch, “But it’s a tradition, Christmas cookies. I hadn’t done it in years, actually, but … well, my mother baked them with me when I was very little, and I’ve always wanted to do it too, for my daughter.”
Moira nodded and sat against the desk, crossing her arms over her chest, “Actually that’s what I wanted to speak with you about. Christmas, that is.”
Angela was all ears. 
“What is it that you’re doing? For Christmas?”
Angela shrugged, “I usually work on the ward so that people with family can spend it with them. Overwatch has always been my family, so it made sense to spend it helping here. I was planning on that again, I suppose,” She raised a brow, daring to be hopeful, “Why do you ask, Moira?”
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kreannl · 4 years
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Saftige Haselnussmakronen
wenn du Nüsse magst, musst du das probieren ♥︎
das benötigst du:
3 Eiweiß
150g Zucker
1 Päckchen Vanillezucker
250g gemahlene Haselnüsse
1/2 Teelöffel Zimt
50 Haselnüsse, ganz
so machst du’s ganz einfach:
Backofen 150° auf Propeller
Eiweiß mit dem Handrührgerät auf höchster Stufe steif schlagen, 
nach und nach 150 g Zucker und Vanillezucker einrieseln lassen
Haselnüsse und Zimt unter den Eischnee heben
Teig mit einem Spritzbeutel auf das Backblech geben und jeweils eine Haselnuss draufsetzen
20 - 25 Minuten backen
guten ♥︎
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musikhai · 5 years
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Plätzchen für mich gebacken
Plätzchen für mich gebacken
Wieder haben die Enkelinnen der Bekanten, die die tolle Fenserdekoration macht, für mich gebacken! Es gab Spritzgebäck, Haselnussmakronen, Kokosmakronen und Vanillekipferl.
Vielen lieben Dank dafür! Mittlerweile habe ich sie alle probiert. Sie sind super lecker!
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    Ganz toll war auch der Turm aus Sternen mit weißer Schokolade, Zitronenguss und Pistazien!
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kristelsligh1 · 5 years
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Haselnussmakronen: Sie schmelzen auf der Zunge! https://ift.tt/2LJI6jA
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