Recipe

Green tea macarons filled with a white chocolate ganache

16 Sep 2019 6 minutes reading time

Green tea macarons filled with a white chocolate ganache

Necessities:

  • two large bowls
  • saucepan
  • cooking-pan
  • handmixer
  • baking tray
  • baking paper
  • piping bag
  • oven (160º)

For the filling

  • 1,5 tbs Yuzu Cha (toko) or replace with lemon marmelade 
  • 1 teaspoon Japanese pepper (Sansho)
  • 40 gram white chocolate
  • 17 gram butter
  • 1,5 tbs whipped cream

For the macarons

  • 60 gram egg white (2 or 3 eggs, depending on their size)
  • 60 gram ground almonds 
  • 110 gram powdered sugar
  • 20 gram granulated sugar
  • 6 gram matcha powder

Preparation:

  • Split the eggs one day before cooking the macarons and keep the eggs in the refrigerator
  • On the day of the preparation of the macarons, get the eggs out of the refrigerator and let them warm up to room temperature
  • Meanwhile, you can start on making the filling;
  • melt the white chocolate au bain-marie
  • Add the peper, butter and whipped cream and set to cool
  • Add the Yuzu Cha or lemon marmelade
  • Cover the filling and keep in the fridge until use
  • For making the macarons;
  • Mix the almonds and the powdered sugar and roast in a pan for a duration of five minutes. Attention, it should not burn! Let it cool completely.
  • Add the matcha powder to the almond-sugar mixture
  • Whisk the egg whites in a bowl with the use of of handmixer or cooking-machine until peaks form
  • Add, while whisking, little part of the granulated sugar
  • Add the egg white foam in sections to the almond mixture and spatula carefully until fully mixed
  • Pour the whole mixture into a piping bag
  • Dress the baking tray with baking paper and pipe 30 small round scoops. Leave enough space between them because the mixture will run a little bit
  • Let the scoops rest for at least one hour in a dry spot
  • Beat the baking sheet on the counter for a few times, in this way air escapes from the balls
  • Bake the scoops for 15-20 minutes in the preheated oven (160º) (this often requires some experimenting with time and oven-temperature)
  • If the scoops are cooled off, you may start to spread them with the filling
  • Spread some of the filling on one of the scoops and put another scoop without filling on top of it.
  • Keep them in an airtight container and leave them in the fridge until consumption

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