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okay, fine, “macarons” Well, en français they’re called macarons. Silly Frenchies. Macarons were October’s Daring Bakers Challenge. I filled them with lime-colored peppermint buttercream, and decided they looked like little hamburgers, and since it’s that time of the year, they’re now officially Halloween Boo-Burgers. Yay! http://shinycooking.com/macarons

Macarons Recipe: Daring Bakers October Challenge • Shiny Cooking

http://bossacafez.blogspot.com/2009/11/macha-madeleines.html i think most people would know by now that i really am a macha fanatic. i've pledged my undying love for it a million times and i just can't live without my daily strong dose of homemade macha latte, made possible with the immersion handheld blender. and while i love complex french/japanese gateaux and entremets, i adore simple french tea cakes like madeleines, financiers and caneles as well. at times when i just wanna make something simple, i usually go for madeleines and financiers instead of pound cakes, muffins or brownies. plus, my sweet friend claire gave me a really big pack of macha powder, so i just wanted to try it out :) and whats a madeleine without its characteristic bump?

Matcha Madeleines

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Indulgent & Comforting Breakfast Recipes

From our friends at Food52.com , whose weekly recipe contests we've been featuring on HuffPost Food , comes this great collection of indulgent and comforting breakfast recipes. Food52: This recipe comes from The Essential New York Times Cookbook, and appeared in the Times in 1966.