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Cooking macarons, not macaroons. Macarons. Any tips and an oven question...?
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<blockquote data-quote="MAYBE" data-source="post: 2438168" data-attributes="member: 231828"><p>I'm trying to make Macarons, my last batch was horrible yesterday as I used the Italian method but the syrup was too liquid and I think I overbeat it.. Anyway, I'm going to try again, this time I've let my egg whites age overnight to evaporate a little of the moisture out of them. </p><p></p><p>My gas oven has the option of heating from the top or heating from the bottom. Which would be better? obviously I would put a few trays between the heat source and my macarons to even the heat out as you do..</p><p>And if you have any tips or tricks you learned through experience, I would be very grateful if you would share them with me.</p><p>Oh, and I'm going to be using the french meringue method this time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MAYBE, post: 2438168, member: 231828"] I'm trying to make Macarons, my last batch was horrible yesterday as I used the Italian method but the syrup was too liquid and I think I overbeat it.. Anyway, I'm going to try again, this time I've let my egg whites age overnight to evaporate a little of the moisture out of them. My gas oven has the option of heating from the top or heating from the bottom. Which would be better? obviously I would put a few trays between the heat source and my macarons to even the heat out as you do.. And if you have any tips or tricks you learned through experience, I would be very grateful if you would share them with me. Oh, and I'm going to be using the french meringue method this time. [/QUOTE]
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