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          number of cookies the recipe makes depends on how large you form your  cookies. Most recipes failed to give an estimate.
         If I had to make an  educated guess I'd say you could make 30-50 macarons sandwiches with  this recipe.       1- On three pieces of parchment, use a pencil
         to draw 1-inch (2.5 cm)  circles about 2 inches apart. Flip each sheet over and place each sheet  on a baking sheet. [Note:
         You only have to draw circles on the parchment  paper if you want absolutely even-sized macarons. If you're skilled  with
         piping and don't mind eyeballing the amount of batter per cookie,  skip this step.]      2- Push almond flour and icing sugar combined through a tamis or sieve
         and set aside     
         3- Cook the sugar with corn syrup and little water until soft ball (120ºC / 248ºF) In
          the mixing bowl, dry, whip egg whites with salt on medium speed until  foamy. When the sugar is reaching the soft ball cooking
         level, increase  the speed to high and gradually add the hot liquid sugar. Continue to  whip to stiff peaks—the whites
         should be firm and shiny- until lukewarm.     
          4- With a flexible spatula, gently fold in icing sugar mixture the raw  egg white and as well as a small amount of the meringue
         until completely  incorporated. Add the remaining and still gently combine the all mix.  The mixture should be shiny and 'flow
         like magma.' When small peaks  dissolve to a flat surface, stop mixing.      5- Divide the mix in as many flavors you wish to obtain. Add color and flavors and
         go to next step.       6- Fit a
         piping bag with a 3/8-inch (1 cm) round tip. Pipe the batter  onto the baking sheets, in the previously drawn circles. Tap
         the  underside of the baking sheet to remove air bubbles. Let dry at room  temperature for 1 or 2 hours to allow skins to
         form.       7- Bake, in a 140C/280F
         oven for 15 to 16 minutes. Use a wooden spoon  to keep the oven door slightly ajar, and rotate the baking sheet after 8  minutes
         for even baking.      8-  Remove
         macarons from oven and transfer parchment to a cooling rack. When  cool, slide a metal offset spatula or pairing knife underneath
         the  macaron to remove from parchment.     
          9- Pair macarons of similar size, and pipe about 1/2 tsp of the filling  onto one of the macarons. Sandwich macarons, and
         refrigerate to allow  flavors to blend together. Bring back to room temperature before  serving,    |