Perfect French Macarons Made Easy with Angel Bake Mix

Perfect French Macarons Made Easy with Angel Bake Mix

Unlocking the Secrets to Perfect French Macarons with Angel Bake

Crafting impeccable French macarons has often been seen as a formidable, intricate, and somewhat chaotic task. The vast digital expanse is brimming with countless recipes and a wealth of advice on mastering the art of macaron baking. However, achieving that elusive success can often feel like chasing a mirage, with varied outcomes despite following identical steps meticulously—believe us, we’ve been there! It can be downright exasperating!

So, how should a quintessential macaron be? Crisp and fragile, or soft and chewy?

The Anatomy of an Angel Bake Macaron

In this piece, we unravel the anatomy of an Angel Bake macaron for you.

Collaborating with culinary maestros, we’ve concocted and refined a distinctive baking mix, demystifying the art of French macaron baking. A flawless macaron boasts a sleek, uncrusty surface, a soft and chewy heart, void of any hollows, adorned with well-defined feet, and a smooth shell. Following our uncomplicated baking guide ensures creations that epitomize these characteristics! Say goodbye to sifting, intricate folding, hot syrup, messy egg whites, remnants, meticulous measurements, and, above all, any secret techniques or hacks!

We’ve also curated a concise guide and video tutorial elucidating the ease of baking French Macarons using our Single Step French Macaron Baking Mix.

Anatomy of the Angel Bake French Macaron
The Anatomy of the Angel Bake French Macaron

Ready to Begin Your Macaron Journey?

Embark on your journey to craft impeccable macarons! For any queries or feedback, feel free to reach out to us at info@angelbk.com or drop a comment. We are here to assist you in every step of your macaron-baking adventure!

Are you excited to redefine your baking experience and delve into the world of effortless macaron baking? Visit www.angelbk.com to explore more about our revolutionary products and witness the magic of Angel Bake!

Crafting Perfect Macarons with Angel Bake

Crafting Perfect Macarons with Angel Bake

Crafting Perfect Macarons with Angel Bake

In the realm of exquisite patisseries, the macaron holds a revered place, symbolizing the finesse and artistry of the pastry chef. Whether modest or extravagant, fruity or chocolate-coated, macarons in their myriad colors and flavors encapsulate the essence of culinary elegance. They’re a testament to a chef’s skill due to their notorious difficulty in crafting but bring immense joy when perfected.

Historically, mastering the macaron was the domain of the seasoned pâtissier, but not anymore…

As America falls in love with this charming and delightful cookie, more and more customers are on a quest to find them. Saena Baking Company through our Angel Bake Single Step French Macaron Mix, enables chefs, caterers, and shop owners of every scale to perfect this high-demand dessert without the complications of traditional recipes. This exceptional product ensures a straightforward baking process, uniform results, impeccable appearance, and extraordinary quality, allowing you to effortlessly create macarons that lead the market while enabling you to infuse your signature look and flavors.

Elevate Your Business with Angel Bake

From the standpoint of business growth, presenting enchanting macarons not only sets you apart but also significantly boosts sales, emulating the success mantra of French patisseries. Imagine the customer response to an imposing macaron tower at weddings, parties, birthdays, corporate events, and during festive seasons! The investment in creating such a marvel is minimal compared to the substantial revenue and customer satisfaction it brings, creating a win-win scenario.

Break Down the Barriers with Angel Bake

Angel Bake products are designed to dismantle the typical hurdles encountered in baking this sought-after confection. We’re here to assist you in initiating your journey of offering delightful macarons, providing demos and samples to get you started!

A Note to Our Existing Patrons:

If macarons are already a staple on your menu, you comprehend the hidden challenges: unfortunate bakes, damage during transit, and the list goes on… We at Saena Baking Company vow to cut down your overall costs and hassles by minimizing failures and damages. The macarons made with our mix are resilient, not hollow, and maintain their integrity for months in the freezer and for several days in a display case.

Join the Angel Bake Revolution

Reduce your operational headaches and escalate your sales with Angel Bake! Our customer feedback speaks volumes—consumers absolutely adore macarons created with the Angel Bake Macaron Mix. Ready to elevate your baking game and delight your customers? Contact us at info@saenafoods.com or visit our website www.angelbk.com to explore our range of products and services. Welcome to a world where baking macarons is a piece of cake!

Sizing French Macaron Shells

Sizing French Macaron Shells

Since the release of our Single Step French Macaron Baking mix, we’ve been wondering about the versatility of this new formulation. We’d performed much of our testing with 1.2-1.5 inch batter rounds and hadn’t ventured beyond. But what about larger sizes? Well, yesterday we set out to find out for ourselves..

Sizing French Macarons Shells

Very large macaron shell 5″. 3.5″ and the standard size of 1.75″. Made with the Single Step French Macaron Mix

To be brutally honest, we expected to struggle going beyond 2.5 inches! We expected surface cracking, mushrooming, no feet, and wrinkling, …. Our first attempt was 3″ diameter macaron. We prepared the batter per recipe direction, piped the rounds, a couple of taps and into a 280″F convection oven. Twenty two minutes later, we got exactly what we’d hoped for. We were delighted! Could we go beyond? What about 5″ shells? It turned out that the single step mix was so much more versatile than we’d thought possible. The 5″ macaron looked just as perfect as the 1.75″. No wrinkling, smooth surface, no cracks and very nice feet! This is when we knew we’d realized and delivered to our tag line “Perfectly simple, simply perfect!” The only catch here is, you need to increase bake duration when macarons are larger. We’d stopped at 25 minutes, but we could have gone 5 minutes longer for the 5″ shell.

And finally, what could one do with a couple of large macaron shells? Below is a rose raspberry flavored macaron with real raspberries. It will take more than one person to enjoy this one. Wish we could share..

Decorating a 3.5″ Macaron

Let’s Bake Macarons

Watch this video to learn how to bake perfect French macarons. Tips for success: measure water amount and temperature closely. Preheat oven well (set to 300 ºF and back off to 280 ºF after loading trays). That is all there is to it. So let’s bake some Macarons!

Chocolate Flavored French Macaron Recipe

Chocolate Flavored French Macaron Recipe

Chocolate Flavored French Macaron with Cocoa Swiss Buttercream Recipe

To make chocolate flavored French macarons, simply add a small amount of brown food coloring and chocolate extract (and/or cocoa powder) to the macaron mix, add water, whip as instructed, pipe and bake per instruction on the box.

Ingredients:
Directions:
  • Watch related video here
  • Prepare three baking trays lined with Silicon Mat (we don’t recommend parchment paper).
  • Set oven to 280 ºF for convection bake settings or to 300 ºF for conventional bake.
  • Add cocoa powder and 2 oz warm water (122 ºF) to Macaron mix.  Mix at low speed for 1 minute, then medium speed for 3 minutes.  If using electric hand mixer, whip the mixture in a deep bowl for 3.5 minutes using the slowest settings.
  • Place a round pastry tip in a disposable pastry bag, cut the tip. Place it in a tall plastic jar or a glass, and fold over the edge. Pour batter into the pastry bag.
  • Using guides on your silicon mat, pipe the batter in 1 – 1.25 inch circles. Tap each tray on a hard surface a few times to remove any air bubbles and flatten cookie surface.  Cookies will expand to 1.75 inches when you tap the tray (they will fill the silicon mat guide when flattened).
  •  If oven is set to “bake”,  let cookies rest for at least 15 minutes or until the surface is dry to touch.  Bake for 15 minutes.
  • If using “convection bake” settings, there is no need to dry the batter as the hot air movement created by the convection fan dries the surface very quickly before batter starts to rise.  Bake for 20 minutes.
  • While shells are baking,  whip up the buttercream:
    • Add 2 oz hot water (160 ºF- same temp as when making tea or coffee) to the mix.
    • Whisk at high speed for 3-4 minutes until meringue is stiff.
    • Add brown food coloring, cocoa, and or chocolate flavoring (optional).
    • Gradually whip in 1.25 sticks of soft unsalted butter.  Avoid using cold butter.  Whip until the mixture is silky and smooth.
  • Remove trays from oven.  Let shells cool down completely before removing them from trays.
  • Garnish with buttercream and assemble.  Again, make sure shells are cool.

Flavoring note:  Some bakers prefer coloring the shells and simply flavor the buttercream only.  Feel free to experiment.  Chocolate and lavender or chocolate and mint are great combinations.  For instance chocolate shells with a mint flavored buttercream would make a great combination.

When adding dry content to the macaron mix (such as cocoa in this recipe), it is a good idea to remove the same amount of mix so the to total dry content remains the same.

 

Rose Flavored French Macaron Recipe

Rose Flavored French Macaron Recipe

Rose Flavored French Macaron Recipe:

To make rose flavored French macarons, simply add a small amount of red food coloring and Rose extract to the prepared meringue, fold in the almond flour, pipe and bake as usual.  You can optionally only add food coloring and add Rose extract flavoring to the buttercream.

Watch this video.

Ingredients:
Directions:
  • Watch related video here
  • Prepare three baking trays lined with Silicon Mat (we don’t recommend parchment paper).
  • Set oven to 280 ºF for convection bake settings or to 300 ºF for conventional bake.
  • Add rose extract, pink food coloring and 2 oz warm water (122 ºF) to Macaron mix.  Mix at low speed for 1 minute, then medium speed for 3 minutes.  If using electric hand mixer, whip the mixture in a deep bowl for 3.5 minutes using the slowest settings.
  • Place a round pastry tip in a disposable pastry bag, cut the tip. Place it in a tall plastic jar or a glass, and fold over the edge. Pour batter into the pastry bag.
  • Using guides on your silicon mat, pipe the batter in 1 – 1.25 inch circles. Tap each tray on a hard surface a few times to remove any air bubbles and flatten cookie surface.  Cookies will expand to 1.75 inches when you tap the tray (they will fill the silicon mat guide when flattened).
  •  If oven is set to “bake”,  let cookies rest for at least 15 minutes or until the surface is dry to touch.  Bake for 15 minutes.
  • If using “convection bake” settings, there is no need to dry the batter as the hot air movement created by the convection fan dries the surface very quickly before batter starts to rise.  Bake for 20 minutes.
  • While shells are baking,  whip up the buttercream:
    • Add 2 oz hot water (160 ºF- same temp as when making tea or coffee) to the mix.
    • Whisk at high speed for 3-4 minutes until meringue is stiff.
    • Add brown food coloring, cocoa, and or chocolate flavoring (optional).
    • Gradually whip in 1.25 sticks of soft unsalted butter.  Avoid using cold butter.  Whip until the mixture is silky and smooth.
  • Remove trays from oven.  Let shells cool down completely before removing them from trays.
  • Garnish with buttercream and assemble.  Again, make sure shells are cool.

Flavoring note:  Some bakers prefer coloring the shells and simply flavor the buttercream only.  Feel free to experiment.  Chocolate and lavender or chocolate and mint are great combinations.  For instance chocolate shells with a mint flavored buttercream would make a great combination.

Rose flavored buttercream:

Make the buttercream mix following this recipe.  You may add red food coloring and rose extract to the buttercream for more intense flavor.