Is It Possible To Rescue Over-Whipped Ganache?

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flourpowerMN Posted 7 Aug 2009 , 12:36am
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A few days ago I was "attempting" to make whipped ganache. Well, I stepped away from the mixer for a moment and came back to find what can best be described as chocolate butter. Is there any chance to rescue this & use it for something else? Modelling chocolate? Melt it down & ...?

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peg818 Posted 7 Aug 2009 , 1:10am
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I would melt it down and try to start over. I think it would work, but haven't had to try it yet.

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flourpowerMN Posted 7 Aug 2009 , 2:58pm
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Tried melting it down & re-whipping...still get chocolate butter. Anyone else? Maybe I should market this to the Smuckers people? icon_wink.gif

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sara91 Posted 7 Aug 2009 , 3:13pm
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I don't think it you will be able to use it for anything other than chocolate butter or melted for chocolate sauce. You have changed the cream to butter now and nothing will bring it back.

I think it would be nice with pancakes and ice cream!

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Doug Posted 7 Aug 2009 , 3:18pm
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add to hazelnut butter and make your own Nutella?

on toast? on rolls? on crepes?

nah, those take too much time --> on a spoon and into my mouth!

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flourpowerMN Posted 7 Aug 2009 , 5:58pm
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That's what I was thinking too...since it's been turned to butter, I can't bring it back now.

I'm going to try using it in place of butter the next time I make BC. Will let you know how it turns out.

Worst Case Scenario: my boys will love having it on toast!

Thanks for your input! icon_biggrin.gif

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