Churron

Almond flour and powdered sugar in a food processor. Whipping up egg whites. Mix some yellow food coloring and cinnamon into the egg whites along with the almond flour and powdered sugar. Pour the macaron mixture into a piping bag. And pipe it into thin and long lines. You let this sit for a half hour before it goes into the oven to allow the top to dry. This helps form that signature smooth top and bubbly footprint macarons are known for.

After they come out of the oven, I put a thick ganashe in the middle and made a sandwich out of it. You need to find ones that match up to each other so that the sandwiches look even. As long as you piped them evenly you should be fine. Just like any good macaron, these are chewy on the inside and crispy on the top and sides! The little bit of cinnamon adds such a nice flavor. The chocolate on the inside helps mimic dipping a churro into chocolate.