Entries from Serious Eats: New York tagged with 'macarons'

Sugar Rush: Bouchon Bakery Macarons

Editor's note: I don't know how things work at your office, but around this time of day, our collective sweet tooth starts acting up at Serious Eats HQ. Enter Sugar Rush. Every afternoon, we'll point you to something sweet—so you can rush out and get your fix. Enjoy! I know we will. —Zach

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Photograph posted to the Serious Eats Flickr Group by Queenie Takes Manhattan.

Strawberry-rhubarb and caramel macarons, available at Bouchon Bakery in the Time Warner Center in Columbus Circle. 1, 2, 3, A, B, C, D trains to 59th Street–Columbus Circle Station.

Sugar Rush: The 'Philadelphia' Macaron, Smoked Salmon and Cream Cheese

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Robyn Lee is our resident macaron expert, but even this one befuddled her a bit (and by that, I mean, grossed her out). The "Philadelphia" macaron from the Macaron Cafe in the Garment District. Yes, that is smoked salmon, and the middle is filled with cream cheese, making it a the sweetest of "bagel" sandwiches (yes those are poppy seeds topping the thing).

Only recommended for those who don't mind a little bit of smoked fishiness in their sweets. The Macaron Cafe has only made two batches, but both sold out pretty quickly, they said. You can call and order them in advance or just stop by and hope to get lucky (worse case scenario: You'll end up with one of their equally delicious but more standard macaron flavors).

Macaron Cafe

161 West 36th Street, Manhattan NY 10018 (near Seventh Avenue; map)
646-573-5048