Macaron can be made with a lot of kind of ganache, here are the best ganaches to improve your macaron recipe.
How to choose your macaroon filling?
As you know, macaroons are eaten after at least overnight in the refrigerator. The reason is simple, it will take this time for the filling to make the inside of the macaroon shell soft enough to be perfect for tasting.
A macaroon must have a hard shell and a soft interior, that’s what makes a macaroon perfect and that’s thanks to the filling. What is magic with macaroons is that there is a multitude of fillings, it is a discovery with each new taste. You will also have several textures, ganaches, curds, fruit mousse and fruit/chocolate. The macaroon can be declined ad infinitum, that’s what I like the most because we can make our imagination work. I explain the different textures of filling to help you in your choice.
You could even fill your macaron with savoury, like tarama, foie gras…The different kinds of ganache I give you are just a little sample of what you could do. The advantage is that the ganache in general freezes very well. As my tests, my research and your opinions, I will update the list and the recipes.
For making the macaron I, of course, recommend you my foolproof macaron recipe.
Those are some ideas you could bake, but you could also use Nutella, Peanutbutter, Biscoff cream or marmalade.
The easiest ganache is the one with Mascarpone ( 120g), 3 drops of your favourite extract, and 10g of sugar. It’s a less than 5 min ganache.
If you use the white chocolate, the quality needs to be perfect or better use one special for making. If the quality is not good your chocolate will not melt.
1- The lemon-white chocolate ganache
juice of 1 lemon
100 g white chocolate
20 g fresh cream
Put 100g of white chocolate in the bowl heat it and mix.
Add the juice of one lemon and the 20g of fresh cream, then beat set aside in a bowl and put in the fridge for about 45mn.
The ganache must have thickened to be able to garnish the macarons (if it’s too thick, put it in the microwave for a few seconds).
2- Lemon ganache or any other fruits
In a sauce pan at a low temperature.
1 egg yolk
20 g maizena
10 g butter
1 lemon
20 g caster sugar
Put the maizena in 20 cl of water, add the butter and bring to the boil. Add the lemon zest and juice, egg yolk and sugar.
3 -Raspberry-white chocolate ganache
20 g raspberry syrup
100 g white chocolate
20 g fresh cream
Put 100g of white chocolate in a saucepan, heat and mix.
Add the raspberry syrup and the 20g of fresh cream and beat.
Set aside in a bowl and chill for about 45 minutes.
The ganache must have thickened to be able to garnish the macaroons (if it is too thick spend a few seconds in the microwave).
4- Chocolate-ginger ganache
100 g dark chocolate
6 pieces of candied ginger or 3 cc of ginger powder
90 g cream
Put the ginger powder, the dark chocolate cut into large pieces add the fresh cream and heat it.
Reserve without putting in the fridge.
5- Carambar ganache
22 soft carambar sticks
130 g fresh cream 30
Put the carambar in the saucepan and scrape the wall,Add the fresh cream and melt,
Reserve and put in the fridge.
6- Coconut ganache:
100 g Coconut powder
130 g fresh cream 30
15 cl of coconut milk
4 packets of vanilla sugar
Put the grated coconut and the fresh cream in the saucepan at media température
Add the vanilla sugar and the coconut milk
Set aside and put in the fridge
7- Strawberry-white chocolate ganache:
75 g white chocolate
75 g full cream
50 g dried strawberries
12 g butter, (optional)
Put the dried strawberries and the chocolate pistoles heat it and mix mix.
Add the cream, cut the butter into pieces and blendlet it met and mix .
Put the ganache in the fridge to harden.
8 -Chocolate orange ganache
50 g full cream
100 g dark chocolate
1 pinch of nutmeg
1 orange
Wash the orange, get the zest and squeeze it. Put the cream and 60g of orange juice in the bowl for 6 minutes at 100° C. When the bell rings, add the chocolate in pieces and mix for 3 minutes (the chocolate must have completely melted). Add the orange zest and nutmeg and mix
9 -Ganache with special chocolate:
50 g orange chocolate or chocolate with raspberry, mint, etc.
50 g full cream
15 g butter
Put the chocolate in the sauce pan and heat it.
Add the cream and add the butter
10- Ganache with pear
100 g dark chocolate
50 g milk
50 G Very soft butter
30 g pear puree
1 Small pinch of Salt
Mix the chocolate in the sauce pan, add the milk and cook it.
Let it cool, once the preparation to +/- 50°C incorporate the pear and butter, mix the ganache.
Let the ganache cool completely, stirring from time to time.
11- The vanillia, rose or almond flavoured ganache
125 g mascarpone
2 to 3 drops of pistachio, almond, vanilla, or other flavor.
10 g powdered sugar
Incorporate all the ingredients iand mix its.
12 Pistachio Ganache:
100 g unsalted pistachio nuts, (to make the pistachio paste)
100 g caster sugar, (to make the pistachio paste)
1 egg white, (to make the pistachio paste)
55 g milk chocolate, (for the ganache)
55 g white chocolate, (for the ganache)
30 g thick cream, (for the ganache)
First of all you have to create the Pistachio Paste:
Mix the 100g of pistachios and the 100g of sugar
Add the egg white and mix
Reserve
Only part of the pistachio paste will be used, so you can freeze it or reduce the starting dose. Then the ganache:
Melt the 110g of chocolate
Add 30g of cream.
Then add 1 tablespoon of dough.
13 Ganache with After Eight:
60 g of After Eight
30 g thick cream
1g butter
- Put the After Eight chocolates in the saucepan and cook it.
- Add the cream an
- Add the butter
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