Are these meant for coconut macaroons (with two 'o's) or French macarons (one 'o')?
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I am sorry I do not know, I purchased this item as a gift for someone else.
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I purchased it for the french macarons, but I have been using it for any cookies,scones and yes macaroons ! Wait until they have cooled and they will come off easily.
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I've never made either of them, but the Silpat should work for either one. I think that the main point is that the Silpat is so slippery that nothing sticks to it and the cleanup is so easy. If you're concerned about the items touching each other once baked, put the batter further apart on your first batch to see how much they spread out. Then on the next batch, you'll know how to space them.
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I make 100 coconut macaroons each year for a fund raiser and only use Bob's Red Mill Shredded Coconut since it is unsweetened. The recipe I use for the macaroons can be found on the Food Network website. It is a recipe by Ina Garten, the Barefoot Contessa. It used very few ingredients, mainly egg whites, this coconut and sweetened condensed milk. I hope you can find it. If not, I could type out the recipe, but prefer not to take the time if you can find it.
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Even if they weren't way too big, they would not be worth it to use in a small crockpot. Line your crock pot with a layer or two of heavy duty foil, being careful not to puncture the foil.t I will work fine and cost much less.
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I don't know if it would be good for macaroons, I haven't used it for that. It would be perfectly appropriate for any recipe that calls for almond meal or almond flour.
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No... only two sizes. ..will julianne....will not crinkle cut.....will not do regular French. Fries
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They should be able to. I don't have any to measure, but we used them for caramel apples for my daughter's wedding and they worked perfectly.
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I'm not sure but I used to put one in a bowl of open fruit on the counter and it seemed to help. You get two in the package so if they're both on the shelf, it should work. Good luck.
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Hi, They are just about 1/2 inch deep and meant to be finger food so you do not want too much filling. If you have time do a Google or Bing search under photos for mini tartlets and that should give you a good idea of how much to use. Desserts generally get more filling then product like curry chicken salad. Thanks, Joe
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They work really well with cookie batters and relatively well with stickier things such as peanut butter etc... Works we'll on melons and makes baking a lot easier overall. We'll worth the money!!
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We've used them for almost everything else and they have worked very well, no macarons yet but why not try?
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A little small for a side dish, although not impossible. I use them for pasta Bowles and salads. They could also be used for larger portions of soup.
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Emailed Cuisinart, and they said DO NOT put these in the mircrowave at all. This is their answer so, I would contest anyone who says they put them in!
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You can fry them up in them up in coconut oil or bake them either way. They will bake or fry very very fast so keep a close eye on them. We also have over 500+ recipes & how to videos on our blog.
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I don't believe so...it was an amazing selection of fruits, nuts and coconut treats. I will buy them again. I am a chef and found them to be very well done and high quality.
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These are my favorite colorants for my French Macarons. I don't think they will glow under black light, but they are really strong colors. My favorites.
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Only if they really small. The ramikens are probably most suited for side dishes or creme brulee
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No they fit well inside of the bag. Really big tips. Too big for macaron batter. They'd work well for frostings though.