Can You Sub White Choc For Reg Choc In A Cake?
Decorating By ZAKIA6 Updated 24 Jan 2009 , 6:09am by FlourPots
I love my chocolate cake (both flavor and texture). I want to try a white chocolate cake.
can i sub the cocoa powder for white choc powder?
is there such a thing as white choc powder.
i saw this online and was thinking to try it
http://flowers-gourmet.pricegrabber.com/chocolates/m/97332504/search=ghirardelli/st=product/sv=title/
I haven't used the powder but I use the ghiradellis white chocolate baking bars all the time! For my white chocolate cake, I use the WASC recipe using all vanilla and I melt 4 of the baking bars, thats 16oz to the mix. Love it! Actually just made it for my baby shower this weekend.
On a side note, try it with seedless raspberry jam, i add a bit of chambord to it and its amazing.
For me its alot of trial and error. I say try but I have found that you need more white chocolate then regular chocolate to get the proper flavor!
Good luck. Hope this helps.
I haven't tried it myself but I've read where some substitute (I think it was pudding mix) but I'm not sure in the WASC with white chocolate to make it more durable for sculpting. They said it stays moist and is very dense for sculpting. Unfortunately I can't recall which thread had that advice in it. Anyway, the chocolate whisper cake from the cake bible is supposed to be to die for!
thanks.
ive heard good things about the white whisper cake too, but i have not been having much success with butter based cakes recently.
I haven't used the powder but I use the ghiradellis white chocolate baking bars all the time! For my white chocolate cake, I use the WASC recipe using all vanilla and I melt 4 of the baking bars, thats 16oz to the mix. Love it!
Would that be 4 bars added to 2 boxes of cake mix? Besides omitting the almond, any other changes to the other ingredients?
This sounds really good.
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