Caramel Latte Macarons
- abigriff0504
- Oct 20, 2024
- 2 min read
There’s something about a caramel latte that just feels so autumnal to me. It’s that warm cosy caramel hit that really makes these macarons pop!

The Caramel
You have two options when it comes to making these macarons. Either, make your own caramel (this a good option to get specific about the consistency) or buy a pot of caramel! If you do decide to buy caramel, I recommend warming it slightly as it will make it easier to pipe!


Method:
Crack your egg and separate the white and the yolk
Whisk your egg white until it forms peaks
Gradually add your caster sugar and continue whisking until your egg whites form stiff peaks
In a separate bowl, sieve your almonds and 66g of icing sugar and mix them together
Add your almond mix to your egg whites
Add your vanilla extract and 1 tsp of espresso powder
Fold your mixture until it’s smooth
Perform macaronage (swiping your mixture up the sides of the bowl) until your mixture is runny enough that it comes off your spatula and slowly reincorporates back into the mixture
Pipe your mixture onto macaron mats in small circles
Smack your trays of macarons onto your counter a few times to remove the air bubbles
Leave them to set for at least 1 hour
At the end of the hour, heat your oven to 130c Fan
Bake your macarons for 18 minutes
Once removed, wet your countertop and move the macaron mats over to cool down
For the filling:
Make your buttercream by mixing together your butter, remaining espresso powder and remaining icing sugar
Add your buttercream to a piping bag with a small round tip
Add your caramel sauce to a piping bag with a small round tip
Remove your macaron shells from the sheet
Pipe a buttercream border on half of your shells
Fill the centre of the shell with caramel sauce
Add your empty shells to the top of the others
Serve and enjoy
Store these macarons in the fridge and they generally last about 5 days
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