I Am Very Inexperienced At Everything!
Decorating By Ztamom Updated 30 Jul 2006 , 4:47pm by debsuewoo
I made my first cake from scratch today - just a yellow cake, no big deal, turned out great. Then I made chocolate ganache to go on top of it, which worked well and poured beautifully. Okay, here's my dumb question...what consistency is the ganache supposed to be? Is is supposed to be runny or thick? Thanks!
It needs to be liquid enough to pour. if it is too runny, the ganache will not cover the cake. this can be fixed by pouring another layer.
If it is too thick, it won't run down the sides of the cake. If it is still in the pan, you can remelt it over barely simmering water.
You can also chill it until it thickens slightly, then beat it with a whisk into a more fluffy whipped (and delicious) ising. If you beat it too far, it can separate, and you will have to re melt and start over.
Save the extras, they can be made into truffles, or saved and used again, or even frozen for later.
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