Hello September, I'm starting to kinda like you. The evenings may be getting darker and my house a little colder, but I've remembered that's an excuse to make warming one pot meals and start on some Autumn baking. Oh, and the PSL. How could I forget? Pumpkin spice lattes have to be one of the best things about September. So naturally I had to make a macaron out of them.
Shopping list.
(Makes 12 medium or 24 mini)
♥ Two egg whites, preferably aged for 1-3 days in the fridge
♥ 75g caster sugar
♥ 80g icing sugar
♥ 10g mixed spice
♥ 75g ground almonds, sieved until fine
♥ Golden brown food colouring
For the PSL buttercream filling
♥ 100g butter, softened
♥ 200g icing sugar
♥ A dash of milk
♥ 2 tsp mixed spice
♥ 1 tsp ground ginger
♥ 1 tsp ground nutmeg
♥ 1 tsp ginger syrup
Step two. When cool, make the buttercream by mixing all the ingredients together with a balloon whisk on a high speed. The temptation to eat the whole bowl will be strong.
Step three. Pipe one side of a macaron shell and place together to make a complete macaron.
Tip: A twisting action is best, so not to crush the macaron.
Stack the Autumnal treats up as high as they'll go. And enjoy!
Have you had a PSL yet? What pumpkin spiced baking will you be doing this season?
Mmmmmm, my mouth started watering just reading the ingredients list! I've just had to put the heating in my office on for an hour which is the first time in months, perhaps I should put the oven on instead & get baking :)
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Mmmmmm, my mouth started watering just reading the ingredients list! I've just had to put the heating in my office on for an hour which is the first time in months, perhaps I should put the oven on instead & get baking :)
ReplyDeleteJanie x
I haven't been out enough (sad I know but thesis writing sigh) to get myself a PSL yet, but.... new oven next week so I can definitely attempt me some of these!
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Oh my your macarons are just perfect looking and the flavours sound scrumptious:-)
ReplyDeleteYour macarons are perfect! As a Canadian, I'm such a sucker for anything that has pumpkin spice in it :-)
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