Thank you! I try to put a Philippine twist to my macarons, using cashew in lieu of almond flour. The latter is easier to work with and makes smoother shells. The roasted {salted} Costco cashews make the most awesome macarons, methinks.
I love how you incorporate east-west in a seamless way. You baking and these macarons are inspiring elegance and refinement! So happy we have met! Shulie
Your macarons are perfect! When my mom was here I taught her how to make cashew macarons as well given they are more common in the Philippines – everyone raved about them. I love the filling you used.
I love macarons but this is one I can definitely have a lot of. Ube and mango? Wow, awesome!
Thank you! I try to put a Philippine twist to my macarons, using cashew in lieu of almond flour. The latter is easier to work with and makes smoother shells. The roasted {salted} Costco cashews make the most awesome macarons, methinks.
I love how you incorporate east-west in a seamless way. You baking and these macarons are inspiring elegance and refinement! So happy we have met! Shulie
Thank you, Shulie! The East-West fusion truly is an inspiration. How people made these in the 1800’s humbles me.
I’m so happy we’ve met!
Your macarons are perfect! When my mom was here I taught her how to make cashew macarons as well given they are more common in the Philippines – everyone raved about them. I love the filling you used.
Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment to boot. Your macaron adventure has been an inspiration. I think I’ll try your mango mousse next time.