Whipped Ganache And Mixer Question

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beagledog100 Posted 14 Sep 2008 , 6:30pm
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I am going to make my first whipped chocolate ganache later today, but I can't find the whisk attachment for my kitchenaid mixer. Can I just use the paddle attachment or do I need the whisk attachment?

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Deb_ Posted 14 Sep 2008 , 8:19pm
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AAAAAggggghhhhhh! You've lost your wisk? Oh, that stinks icon_sad.gif

If your not making a huge batch of ganache, I've just whipped it manually with a wire wisk in a bowl, because I was too lazy to wash out my KA. If you don't have one, I guess you could try the paddle, it doesn't take much wisking to get it to whip up fluffy.

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Kitagrl Posted 14 Sep 2008 , 8:41pm
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Speaking of whipped ganache....I have seen some directions that say to whip while still warm and runny...others make a runny recipe and chill and then whip. What is the correct way to make really fluffy and almost mousse-like whipped ganache?

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KrissieCakes Posted 14 Sep 2008 , 8:53pm
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http://www.cakecentral.com/cake_recipe-2328-Whipped-Chocolate-Ganache.html

This recipe is delicious! It has you freeze it for a couple hours or refridgerate overnight before whipping. It turns out really thick and yummy. My hubby eats it with a spoon!

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Kitagrl Posted 14 Sep 2008 , 8:59pm
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Thanks!

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beagledog100 Posted 14 Sep 2008 , 9:38pm
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Thanks, I guess I'll just whip it by hand or use my hand mixer.

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