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Betty Crocker How To: Making Ganache

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http://BettyCrocker.com: Ganache looks and tastes just as fancy as it sounds! Add it to your next dessert recipe and wait for the WOWS!

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  • Hi, will the ganache harden when totally cooled? Im trying to bake a chocolate cupcake for a fren baby shower and not sure what kind of chocolate topping to use.

  • @gegerl12345 The ganache will firm up when it is totally cooled. Happy baking!

  • Is the cream your using just double creme or heavy cream?

  • @nimarocks1 Hello. :) The recipe calls for: 2/3 cup whipping cream. Hope this helps. Sincerely, Cate

  • Thanks soo much!

    can I just mircowave the cream?

  • @kellyandmew Kristen from the Betty Crocker Kitchens just sent me a reply to your comment: "Yes! I would put it in a medium microwave safe bowl and microwave on HIGH for 30 seconds to 1 minute, stirring every 15 seconds until the cream is heated and steaming but NOT boiling. Then just add in the chocolate chips and let it stand for a few minutes until the chocolate is melted. Then just stir to bring it all together. " Hope this helps! Sincerely, Cate

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  • MIX FASTER!!!

  • isnt ganache french for fool or sumthing like that?

  • BOO!!!!!!!!!!!

  • It is so bad

  • Uh so bad

  • I use milk instead of cream and it was still perfect!

  • super firm?? even firmer??? nice and firm with whipped cream everything u say sounds yum

  • @BettyCrockerTV Hi...I've made ganache before using chocolate chips, but it took a fairly long time (10-20 minutes) to stir until it was fully combined, and when it was finally done, the ganache seemed too thin. Any way of telling what I did wrong?

    ***Please answer soon, my friend has a baby due in a month and she loves ganache, I really want to bake her a cake with ganache drizzled over on top when the baby is born.

    Thanks!!!!!!!!!!

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