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Ingredients are almond powder, sugar powder, egg, a little bit of pigment, and sugar
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First, sift the almond powder and sugar powder
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Next, you have to whisk 2 or 3 times of sugar
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It's almost done
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If the meringue goes like this, it's done You don't have to make meringue too hard
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I'm going to put in the blue pigment
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It's all rotten. Phew^^
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Divide the sift powder into two parts and let it rot
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Don't rot and just put the powder on top of the meringue
It will rot
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If you're all rotten, let's put it in the middle and clean it up
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Now, I'm going to make macaron, the most important part of macaron You just have to do it like you're pushing it'
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Put it on the side and scratch it again. The important thing is that you have to turn it in one direction only This is a tip!
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Bring the dough back to the center
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If it drips like this, it's not done yet
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This isn't my picture. It's on the Internet If you look here, there's meringue on the spatula? Then you have to scratch it and make it rot Otherwise, when you put it in the piping bag, it'll go in together and crack
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Put it in a piping bag
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Squeeze it out
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I think there will be about 10 of them
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If you dry it at room temperature for about 30 minutes, it won't get on your hands. If you keep getting it on your hands after an hour, you'll fail
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It's not on, right? ^^
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I'll grill it now
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Bake at 150 degrees for 10 to 15 minutes
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I grilled a lot, so the color changed and the crack got worse But there are only two cracked ones
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Let's adjust the size
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Boil the whipped cream and chocolate in a peeling pan and let it harden in the refrigerator for 5 to 10 minutes
Turn only one direction when making macaronage