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Ganache
- basic
There
are many different recipes for ganache, depending on
its intended use; some without butter and some with
more cream. This is just a basic ganache that can be
used for making chocolate truffles.
Simply
allow the mixture to cool, shape by hand and roll in
cocoa powder
Ingredients
200
gm couverture / bitter sweet chocolate
125 ml cream
Method
- Boil
cream in a thick based pan and remove from the heat
- Stir
in the melted chocolate and stir until blended and
thickened
Place
in chiller to cool before use
Chef's
Tip:
The
ganache can be flavoured with various food essences
and / or liqueurs
- peppermint
- orange
- raspberry
- liquorice
- Grand
Marnier
- Pernod,
etc
Chocolate
Ganache - basic number 2
This
basic ganache can be used immediately to pour over a
cake, or it can be whisked until it is lighter in colour
and texture and piped onto a gateaux, for petit fours
or chocolates, etc.
Ingredients
325 gm chocolate (melted)
50 gm butter (melted)
125 ml double cream
Method
- Boil
cream in a thick based pan and remove from the heat
- Stir
in the melted chocolate
- Stir
in the melted butter and mix well until all the butter
is incorporated
- Store
refrigerated in an air tight container
Enjoy
and bon appetit . . . . .

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