Non-Refrigerated Chocolate Filling Plz!

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sarascakecreations Posted 6 Sep 2011 , 5:30pm
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Hello,

I have a wedding cake to do and am in desperate need of a good chocolate filling to put in my marble cake. The one i usually make has milk in it therefore it's not the safest one to use for a wedding cake.

I have also used some nutrifil in the past and added cocoa powder to it but it was horrible! Should I add the cocoa powder when the nutrifil is in it's liquid state? Also how much for 1 cup of nutrifil?? or maybe should I use real melted chocolate into the nutrifil?

I really like using nutrifil but no idea how to make it nice and chocolately???

I'm open to other non-refrigerated chocolate fillings too!
Please and thanks!

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ConfectionsCC Posted 6 Sep 2011 , 5:41pm
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What about using chocolate ganache? You can buy chocolate as rich and as deep as you want, from bittersweet to milk chocolate (recipe will change slightly as you go with a softer chocolate) And even though it uses heavy cream, it is safe at room temp making it perfect for a wedding cake! super yummy too!!

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Periperi Posted 6 Sep 2011 , 5:48pm
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I would suggest chocolate ganache or a nice rich fudgy buttercream.

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sarascakecreations Posted 7 Sep 2011 , 3:38am
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I have never made ganache... isn't it a liquid type of icing that you pour? I would like a nice thick layer of filling inbetween my cake layers?

Can you give me a recipe for ganache?

Also.... got a good recipe for a fudgey buttercream? Although buttercream takes butter and milk so is that really a good filling choice for a cake that's going to sit out all night?

Thanks!

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angelleyes Posted 7 Sep 2011 , 4:27am
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If u let the ganache sit over night in the frig it will become a solid form that would be great for a filling

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angelleyes Posted 7 Sep 2011 , 4:45am
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I forgot to mention that the next day if it to hard put in the microwave seconds at a time till it becomes playable ...... Food luck

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kisamarie Posted 7 Sep 2011 , 5:20am
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I agree a Ganache would be perfect, and it isnt too runny, at least the Martha Stewart recipe isn't. I use that as a filling all the time, and I do not refrigerate it.

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sarascakecreations Posted 7 Sep 2011 , 2:26pm
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Is this the martha stewart recipe you are talking about: http://www.marthastewartweddings.com/recipe/whipped-chocolate-ganache

it has heavy cream in the recipe.... does it need to be refrigerated?


I also found this one: http://www.marthastewartweddings.com/recipe/chocolate-ganache-recipe

this one has corn syrop: http://www.marthastewart.com/281320/chocolate-ganache-frosting




please help! I searched martha stewart chocolate ganache and so many came up :s

Thanks in advance!

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sarascakecreations Posted 7 Sep 2011 , 2:29pm
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IF I need this filling to sit out for the wedding cake... should I replace the heavy cream with nutrifil? Also is there a difference between heavy cream and whipping cream?

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mandyloo Posted 7 Sep 2011 , 2:40pm
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Originally Posted by sarascakecreations

IF I need this filling to sit out for the wedding cake... should I replace the heavy cream with nutrifil? Also is there a difference between heavy cream and whipping cream?




Ganache can be left un refrigerated. I don't know what nutrifill is, but heavy cream and whipping cream are similar, but I think they may have a slightly different fat content. I've used them interchangeably in ganache recipes.

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mandyloo Posted 7 Sep 2011 , 2:40pm
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Originally Posted by sarascakecreations

IF I need this filling to sit out for the wedding cake... should I replace the heavy cream with nutrifil? Also is there a difference between heavy cream and whipping cream?




Ganache can be left un refrigerated. I don't know what nutrifill is, but heavy cream and whipping cream are similar, but I think they may have a slightly different fat content. I've used them interchangeably in ganache recipes.

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sarascakecreations Posted 7 Sep 2011 , 3:01pm
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Nutrifil is a non dairy whipped topping I use very often.

Thanks!

Now any tips on which recipe to use?

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sarascakecreations Posted 8 Sep 2011 , 1:01am
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Anyone???? ganache recipe?

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mandyloo Posted 11 Sep 2011 , 5:42pm
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Anyone???? ganache recipe?




http://cakecentral.com/recipes/?s=ganache

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Mme_K Posted 11 Sep 2011 , 7:45pm
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Here's a link to a ganache recipe and a video on how to make it. It has other useful information, too:

http://www.artandappetite.com/category/recipes/
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