What is the standard size of a macaron?

Beside this, how do you make macarons the same size?

Your good old battered sheets will do, but if you're going to make macarons often, make sure you have at least 4 baking sheets (all of the same size), as each sheet much be doubled. One batter recipe will fill at least two sheets, so having two sets of sheets ready to use will allow you to pipe all your shells at once.

Similarly, what is the best temperature to bake Macaron? Generally speaking, you'll find that ideal temperatures range from 300 °F / 149 °C to 350 °F / 177 °C and ideal cooking times range from 10 to 14 minutes for 2 in (5 cm) macarons.

Also, what makes a perfect macaron?

The cookie's texture beneath the crust should be light, just a little chewy, and soft, but not so soft that it's mushy. It's okay if the cookie looks "uncooked." As much as I love sugar, sweetness shouldn't take over in a macaron. They come in a wide variety of flavors for a reason—so you can taste the flavor.

Why is my Macaron batter so thick?

– Incorrect measurements of ingredients FIX: a kitchen scale is a must when making macarons. If you use cups to measure your ingredients, you might end up with too much almond flour or too little egg whites leading to a thick dry batter that never thins out no matter how much you fold.