Since 2005, Jour du Macaron has been celebrated. Noted pastry chef and macaron expert, Pierre Herme, came up with the idea in order to bring attention to this lovely French delicacy and raise money for his charity.

Usually, Macaron Day is held on the first day of spring. However, this year when I Googled the holiday, I was given three different dates. So, why not celebrate macarons for 31 days this March?

FOR MACARON BAKERS!

I'm inviting anyone who bakes and sells their macarons -- whether online or anywhere in the world! -- to let readers know you're celebrating Macaron Month! Just leave your information in the "leave a reply" box below. I encourage you to share the blog post with others. Let's let people know where you are and if you'll be celebrating the official Macaron Day or Macaron Month.

FOR READERS & MACARON BAKERS!

Watch my blog for updates, as within the next 30-45 days I’ll be releasing another dessert cookbook. Here's a photo of my Almond Macarons which I baked last month. The recipe will be included in my forthcoming book. If you subscribe to my newsletter, you’ll be notified of the book’s release before anyone else!

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Want to bake macarons? Read my book Baking French Macarons: A Beginner’s Guide. Available in eBook [free with a Kindle Unlimited subscription] and paperback formats.

French Macaron Baking Adventures, Part 18: March is Macaron Month!

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