Macarons, those small, round, and colorful delights, are emblematic of French patisserie. Their origin dates back to the Italian Renaissance, where they were prepared by the monks of the Cormery monastery. It wasn't until the 18th century that macarons evolved in France into the elegant pastries we know today. Pierre Desfontaines, a pastry chef at Ladurée, is often credited with popularizing the Parisian macaron, featuring double shells with a creamy filling. Today, macarons are cherished worldwide for their delicate texture and endless array of flavors.
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