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Macarons with chocolate ganache

Macarons mit Schokoladen-Ganache Rausch

In France, people greet each other with kisses on the left and kisses on the right. So it is certainly no coincidence that these light and airy meringue kisses - also known as macarons - come from the land of indulgence.

Recipe for 20 pieces
Preparation time: 120 minutes, including baking and cooling time
Utensils: thermometer, piping bag

Ingredients Macarons:

650 g powdered sugar
350 g almond semolina
12 organic eggs, the egg whites
150 ml water
500 g sugar
Also chocolate pearls 'Rausch Trinkschokolade Venezuela 43 %' to decorate

Ingredients chocolate ganache:

150 ml cream
360 g light fine cocoa chocolate 'Rausch Schokolade Venezuela 43 %'
100 g butter

Preparation of macarons:

  1. Mix the sugar with the water and bring to the boil at 110°C.
  2. Separate six of the eggs, whisk the egg whites until stiff and set aside.
  3. Heat the sugar and water mixture to 117°C, slowly add to the beaten egg whites and continue beating until the mixture has cooled.
  4. Mix the powdered sugar with the almond semolina.
  5. Separate the other six eggs and beat the egg whites until stiff. Now slowly sieve in the dry ingredients and carefully fold in.
  6. Preheat the oven to 140°C top/bottom heat and line a baking tray with baking paper. Then pour the mixture into a piping bag and pipe 40 tuffs onto the baking tray.
  7. Bake the macarons for approx. 12 minutes and then leave to cool completely.

Preparation of the chocolate ganache:

  1. Bring the cream to the boil, pour over the light fine cocoa chocolate and stir until the chocolate has dissolved.
  2. Then add the butter and mix well.

Finish the macarons:

  1. Pour the ganache into a piping bag and pipe onto the flat side of the baked macaron.
  2. Now place the flat side of the second half on top and press down a little.
  3. Leave the macarons to cool.

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Since 1918, Rausch has been dedicated to chocolate in Berlin, now in its fifth generation. More than 400 employees contribute their knowledge, from the selection and processing of cocoa to production, patisserie and chocolaterie, as well as in the Chocolate Houses in Berlin and Peine. The experience and knowledge that come together here also flow into the content of the blog.