Ok, so I don't know if there is such a think as whipped ganache...My idea was to use equal parts of cream and chocolate, cool it off and then whipped to get a fluffy filling. Well...after I whipped and whipped was still fluif. Then I whipped more and it "cut"/curdled.
Please tell me that there is a way to fix this. PLEASE! 
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Originally Posted by ccrcata
Ok, so I don't know if there is such a think as whipped ganache...My idea was to use equal parts of cream and chocolate,...Hmmmm, there is your mistake - using EQUAL parts iof chocolate and cream... You need to use ONE part Cream to TWO parts chocolate...otherwise your ganache won't *set*.
cool it off and then whipped to get a fluffy filling. Well...after I whipped and whipped was still fluif. Then I whipped more and it "cut"/curdled.
It curlded???? - hmmmmm i am thinking it may have seperated.....Please tell me that there is a way to fix this. PLEASE!
Have a taste of it with a spoon - if it tastes ok ...You could melt another amount of chocolate that you first used.. add it to your bowl of Ganache.... stir until incorporated.... let it sit over night and it should be fine.
Bluehue
Ok, so I don't know if there is such a think as whipped ganache...My idea was to use equal parts of cream and chocolate,...Hmmmm, there is your mistake - using EQUAL parts iof chocolate and cream... You need to use ONE part Cream to TWO parts chocolate...otherwise your ganache won't *set*.
cool it off and then whipped to get a fluffy filling. Well...after I whipped and whipped was still fluif. Then I whipped more and it "cut"/curdled.
It curlded???? - hmmmmm i am thinking it may have seperated.....Please tell me that there is a way to fix this. PLEASE!
Have a taste of it with a spoon - if it tastes ok ...You could melt another amount of chocolate that you first used.. add it to your bowl of Ganache.... stir until incorporated.... let it sit over night and it should be fine.
Bluehue
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