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March 13, 2018

Painted Rainbow Macarons

Painted Rainbow Macarons | Club Crafted

Painted Rainbow Macarons | Club CraftedI feel like I say this every week, but I’m amazed how quickly this year is flying by. Since it’s already March (HOW?!) I thought I should sneak in at least one St. Patrick’s Day related project for you all! These simple painted rainbow macarons are the perfect way to add a rainbow to a treats table, and obviously, you can enjoy them any time of the year. Food markers are such a gift to people like me who can’t actually make macarons…at least I can decorate them! Rainbow macarons are pretty, tasty and easy enough to make that anyone can since I used store-bought macarons. If you can make your own, power to you! I’m still a work in progress, ha!

Painted Rainbow Macarons | Club Crafted Painted Rainbow Macarons | Club CraftedThere’s a French bakery near my house that sells a huge variety of macarons, so I feel like a kid in a candy store when I walk in. Grab your favorites and decorate them with this quick rainbow pattern! 

Painted Rainbow Macarons | Club CraftedSupplies:

  • White/light colored macarons
  • Food safe markers, rainbow of colors
  • White royal icing
  • Pastry bag
  • Small round piping tip

Step 1: Draw a pink/red line along the edge of the macaron (careful, they’re fragile) so that it reaches about halfway around the circle. 

Step 2: Then add the orange, yellow, green, blue and purple lines.

Step 3: Whip up a batch of royal icing (I like this recipe from Wilton) or use a store-bought version and move to a pastry bag fitted with a small round piping tip. 

Painted Rainbow Macarons | Club CraftedStep 4: Pipe small dollops of icing at the end of the rainbows to make cloud. Set aside for the icing to harden.

Painted Rainbow Macarons | Club Crafted Painted Rainbow Macarons | Club CraftedServe fresh if possible or store in an airtight container in the fridge for about 2 days. 

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