4. Put the ground almonds into the food processor and process for about 15 secs until very fine. Add about 1/2 of an egg white and process for about 10 secs.
5. Add 1/2 the caster sugar and process for 10 secs.
6. Repeat with another 1/2 an egg white and the remaining sugar.
7. Then add a further 1/2 egg white.
8. The mixture should be quite soft and it should be possible to form it into about 12 balls the size of a large walnut. If it is too stiff add the remaining 1/2 egg white.
9. Place the balls 2" apart on the baking tray and gently flatten with your fingers.
10. Brush all over with cold water then sprinkle with icing sugar. Lay an almond half on each biscuit.
11. Bake for 15-16 mins or until the tops of the biscuits are lightly browned.
12. Take care not to overcook as the biscuits should be crisp on the outside and moist and chewy on the inside.
13. Remove from the oven and use a spatula to take them off the silicone paper.
Fab-u-lous! So easy to make and delicious. I had a Macaroon Cookoff with my sister and this receipe was the winner. Thank you. If you want to add a little something bake them on edible wafer paper - instead of grease proofed paper.
when you say to process the ingredients, do you mean use the s shaped blade? It's just that i'm a processor novice and I'm not sure which blade to use!
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Fab-u-lous! So easy to make and delicious. I had a Macaroon Cookoff with my sister and this receipe was the winner. Thank you. If you want to add a little something bake them on edible wafer paper - instead of grease proofed paper.
by Lisa Baptiste on Tue Apr 7 2009 reply to this comment
Hello Jacqui,
when you say to process the ingredients, do you mean use the s shaped blade? It's just that i'm a processor novice and I'm not sure which blade to use!
thanks!
by wivenhoefare on Sat Dec 20 2008 reply to this comment