Mango straw hat macaron
By VicentaLakin
There are two questions to be tested: fruit and vegetable powdering; oil sheet bottoms. I don't like to paint Macalon with fruit and vegetables. Because the depth of the colour means the amount of powder, the addition of more fruit and vegetable powder is likely to affect the effects of Makalon. Besides, the colour of fruit and vegetable powder is probably hard to reach. I caught a bag of fruit and vegetable powder, which was mango. Mango, that's the same color as cream. It's open, it picks up a little, it doesn't know if it's too sensitive, it's not pure fruit and vegetable powder, and it's always smelly. Ten grams, no more. I didn't think this was going to be a luminous band. I didn't think the protein was going to be one. The last color, a bit like mangoes, is obviously not bright enough. Is there anything else you can do with a silica pad? The last tarp worked pretty well. Let's see what happens this time. Looks like it's changing in the oven with a good eye. There are skirts, but they're spreading down. Is it because the paper is too smooth or is it hard enough? Finally, this Macalon look. Just like a straw hat。
Recipe Recommendations
- almond powder 38 grams
- powdered sugar 68 grams
- protein 32 grams
- fine sugar 12 grams
- mango powder 10 grams
- basic cream appropriate amount
- sweetening
- baking
- several hours
- simple
Steps for Mango straw hat macaron

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Use the material
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Put sugar powder and almond powder in the machine
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Smash it to the end
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Come on, come on, come on
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Scan the mango powder
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Mixed even
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Add 12 grams of protein
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♪ Combine into glittery mud ♪
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The rest of the protein goes to sugar
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Smashing into dry hair
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Joined in the almonds of powder
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Combine into a glowing band
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Loading a flower bag
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Squeeze on the grill into a round size of a dollar coin and hang it to the surface of a soft shell with no sticky hands
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Put it in the oven, mid-level, 140 degrees up and down, hot wind, about 12 minutes
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Out of the oven
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Put cream on the bottom of a cookie
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Close the other piece, then