Salted Maple WalnutMacarons

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"I first tried my hand at making macarons during the 2011 holiday season. I had a marathon day during which I made six different kinds of macarons (with six different fillings) and have been hooked ever since. I love trying new flavors and this particular contest inspired the maple flavor. I adapted the recipe for the shells from Serious Eats, "How to Make Macarons" (posted by Robyn Lee 10/24/07). I've found that combining/processing the confectioners sugar and almond meal together in a food processor helps keep the ground almonds from getting pasty. The buttercream recipe was borrowed from Les Petits Macarons, Kathryn Gordon & Anne E. McBride. I've converted/adjusted the indgredients to metrics to be consistent with the macaron recipe. Because the maple buttercream can be a very sweet filling for an already very sweet cookie, I increased the salt in the buttercream...."

INGREDIENTS
220 grams confectioner's sugar
125 grams ground almonds/almond meal
110 grams egg whites, room temperature (aged overnight if possible)
1 pinch salt
30 grams granulated sugar
brown food coloring
115 grams egg whites
1 pinch salt
425 grams (1 1/4 cups) maple syrup: (Note: use Grade B if possible for better flavor)
1-2 grams (1/4 -1/2 tsp) sea salt or kosher salt
2 sticks (227 grams) room temperature unsalted butter, cut into 1-inch cubes
3/4 cup walnuts, toasted and finely chopped
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