Recipe Cactus macarons

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Vous pouvez faire cuire Cactus macarons avec 11 épices et 8 étapes. Voir le guide suivant!

1. 120 g almond powder.
2. 200 g icing sugar.
3. 100 g egg white.
4. 30 g caster sugar.
5. 1/8 tsp cream of tartar.
6. 15 g green tea powder.
7. green food coloring.
8. For the pot.
9. 100 g crushed butter cookie.
10. 2 tbsp butter.
11. 60 g crushed Oreo cookie (soil).

So much so that I couldn't even find a template online to make the macaron shape. Which means I had to create my own. It feels like it's been so long since I've done one of these! We've been working like crazy on our apartment (mainly the kitchen).

1. Make meringue by beating egg white and cream of tartar, add caster sugar in small portion until stiff peak has formed.
2. Sieve almond powder and icing sugar then add into the meringue.
3. Add green tea powder, green food coloring.
4. Fold the dry ingredient into the meringue slowly until observe lava-like paste.
5. Pipe the mixture into cactus shaped on parchment paper. Let it dry for at least 30 min or until skin has formed.
6. Bake at 140C for 15 minute.
7. For the pot base, mix crushed cookie with butter. Put in the mold and bake at 150C for 10 min.
8. Add crushed Oreo cookie into butter cookie pot. Then decorate with cactus macaron.

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