Making French patisserie, window-worthy macarons may seem like an intimidating task. For many, these sweet tiny treats are a baking bucket list item that are only tackled by the bravest of bakers.

French macarons are no easy feat. Not to be confused with simple coconut macaroons, this colorful confection is what many refer to as a project bake. As in, they take time, effort, special ingredients ...

Place a rack each in the upper and bottom thirds of the oven and preheat to 400 degrees. Line 2 baking sheets with silicone baking mats. If you have enough baking sheets, double them up (this will ...

1. Preheat oven to 250 degrees. Prepare piping bag with tip #804. 2. Combine powdered sugar and almond flour in food processor. Process until well combined and almonds appear smooth. Place in bowl and ...

As we wrap up our holiday cookie recipe roundups this week (not to worry, we promise more to come after the New Year, as cookie diets are all the rage), we wanted something to really impress your ...

Andrea Meyer, of Bisous Bisous Patisserie, plates a group of churro-flavored macrons after demonstrating how she makes her recipe at her shop in Dallas. Ben Torres / Special Contributor It’s been a ...

Not every dessert needs to be a sugar bomb. Sometimes you want something that feels a little lighter but still satisfies that ...