It is going to be dark chocolate. I dont know if it is a 1:1 or 2:1 ratio? I know I have to stick it in the fridge and then whip it up to a smooth consistency. But can I also ice my cake with it too? Thanks
2 parts heavy cream to 1 part dark chocolate.
Whip once it is completely chilled.
Ices cakes great!
Thanks girls!! Does it have to be in the fridge to set up or can I leave it room temp until it sets up?? Leah_s, I'm assuming you also mean a 2:1 ratio with cream and choco? I was wanting to fill my choco cakes with this and add some raspberry filling and also wanted to ice them with whipped ganache
I use an immersion blender to mix up the cream/chocolate mixture. Then I leave it at room temperature over night and the next day it is nice and thick and luscious.
It is very spreadable at room temperature. If you put it in the fridge, you will have to let it come to room temperature before you can spread it on the cake.
I use it for filling and for icing my cakes. YUM!
2 parts heavy cream to 1 part dark chocolate.
Whip once it is completely chilled.
Ices cakes great!
Wait... I thought it was 2 parts chocolate to 1 part heavy cream. Did I have it backwards?
2 parts heavy cream to 1 part dark chocolate.
Whip once it is completely chilled.
Ices cakes great!
Wait... I thought it was 2 parts chocolate to 1 part heavy cream. Did I have it backwards?
The OP is making whipped ganache, not setting ganache.
That's the ratio I use, too, Leah_S. I suppose if you wanted a super-firm truffle center you could do 2 parts chocolate to 1 part cream...
The OP is making whipped ganache, not setting ganache.
Wow... in all the threads I've read about the whipped chocolate ganache, this is the first time I've seen a difference in the ratios for whipped vs. poured. Thank you for that!
I asked because I was wanting to use this on a cake next week, too, but now I think it would probably be a better idea to just stick with chocolate buttercream until I get a chance to test it out.
*sigh* it sounds so yummy!
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