English to Esperanto Meaning of macaroon - makaronarbusto

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Definitions of macaroon in English
Noun(1) chewy cookie usually containing almond paste
Examples of macaroon in English
(1) It came with a straw, swizzle stick and a tiny macaroon biscuit.(2) But both the French macaron and the American macaroon are based on the crisp Italian meringue cookies made of whipped egg whites, sugar, and ground almonds or bitter apricot kernels, called amaretti.(3) My whole childhood I thought of a macaroon as a coconut cookie: who knew they could be so much more?(4) After reading your column I went and purchased coconut macaroons and ate two of them in the parking lot.(5) I had chronic diarrhea for over a year, and the coconut macaroons did nothing for it.(6) To assemble the sandwiches, arrange half the butter cookies, mint macaroons, anise macaroons , and brownies on a flat work surface.(7) Many of the recipes would make brilliant 11 th-hour gifts: sweet biscotti, chocolate macaroons , triple chocolate pretzels, white chocolate mint truffles and creamy pistachio toffee.(8) He's been eating two coconut macaroons a day for about two weeks.(9) Lois had made coconut macaroons , Carlile's favorites, and built a fire in the woodstove.(10) Strangely, Kirsty Wark was selling biscuits and macaroons at this week's farmers' market in aid of a cancer charity.(11) The coconut macaroons are far more delicious, little sugary balls of the desiccated nut.(12) I told her I had read about coconut macaroons for diarrhea in your column, but she said it's crazy.(13) Wrinkly tights, coconut macaroons , eye shadow and Mrs Overall's home-made sherry were all visibly waiting in the wings.(14) I baked my first batch of Christmas cookies today - almond macaroons .(15) When she finally decided to get up and start the day, she was surprised to find a dozen white roses on her desk, accompanied by a box of strawberry scented candles and some coconut macaroons .(16) For the almond macaroons , preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
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