NOTE: In the video I mention the quantities I used to make a whipped dark chocolate ganache. The cream should be 450g not 375g. Sorry about that! 🙈 WRITTEN RECIPE: cakesbymk.com/recipe/chocolate-ganache-everything-you-need-to-know/
Greetings from Ireland .Thank you so much for explaining the ratios of chocolate and cream for the different types of chocolate. I’ve tried making ganache with white chocolate which was a disaster because I used the same ratio as for dark chocolate, also thank you for showing me how to revive grainy chocolate, which I didn’t know can be done and with the result I have thrown it out . I love your channel and it’s my first go to .
I was jotting down the ratios and made some notes. That worked for me. Really informative. The blooper she was mentioning is in the section on Whipped Ganache Frosting. (the time stamp is at the 7.13 minute mark in this video) which is a 1. to 3. Ratio (Meaning 1 part Dk Choc to 3 Part Cream). The mistake was, she said in video she used Dk Choc 150 gms to 375 gms. If it is a 1 to 3 Ratio, it should be:- 150gms Dk Choc X 3 part Cream = 450 gms Cream. It's all good. We got it.😊👍 Thank you, really appreciate your time and effort, l loved the video tutorial. Thank you.❤
I literally made my second ganache yesterday (my attempts both inspired by you) that was a beautiful success. But while making it, I literally wondered about chocolate options (Ive now done white & dark) & if I could save chocolate I messed up. I'm gonna be a pro by the end of the year given the value I'm getting from subscribing! :) ♥
Aww I am so so glad to hear you've been finding the videos helpful and so happy to hear your ganache thus far has been successful :D that's awesome you got it so quickly, it took me a few trials when I first started making ganache to get it right as I'd always end up burning my chocolate hehe
@@ashnapullut9662 just an amateur but I'm totally taught VERY successfully by our lady here...I've tried making ganaches based on our lady here's advice. With coconut milk, I had to add more and I did like our lady here said, SLOWLY while heating. I've found more liquid-to-chocolate whenever I want a ganache, as a rule. Slowly is the key. Our lady must chime in.
You are amazing baker and thank you for your recipes and tips. I bake cakes also it’s my passion ❤️🔥 and you have helped me improve my cakes. Thanks ❤
Valuable information. I made myself a birthday cake a couple years ago (Hershey’s dark chocolate cake with dark chocolate ganache and raspberry jam filling and I covered with more dark chocolate ganache then piped some chocolate frosting on top and garnished with fresh raspberries; can you tell what my favorite sweet is 😂). Anyway, the ganache I made was a 1:1 ratio so it was quite liquidy though it held together “well enough”. I was still very new to baking and didn’t think about the fact I could just add more chocolate to thicken 😂
Omg that sounds DELICIOUS! And haha I totally feel you, when I first started baking I was so scared of experimenting and then slowly things started to click and I was like oh.. I can use my own brain to experiment too! xD
Hello beautiful👋🏻 how are you doing? how does it feel to be the most prettiest lady around here? Love your smile by the way I just wanted to say hi hope you’re having an amazing day🙌🏻🙌🏻😊
Great video MK! Ganache is soooo expensive to mess up! This has been the source of many tears and last minute dashes to the shops! Fix a split ganache by adding warmed cream or milk, heating gently and desperately whisking! 😂 💗❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤍🤎
6:10 Have asked Pria and Vini for lunch on Saturday and will have Khauswe , and for dessert , Chocolate cake with dark chocolate ganache frosting and Vini is bringing Mishti Doi . I think those are the desserts Ranjan used to like . Hope it all turns out ok.
You are a Godsend, my last ganache for a cheesecake I made was way too runny, I found my mistake. I was using milk chocolate instead of dark chocolate that it called for. Thank you!
Thank you it's very helpful. I started making sweets in 2021 cause you know with all the drama. I still consider myself new to this and I love to experiment a lot. Even if I make the same dessert. I always add something new or take something from it to enhance the flavor. It's all about challenging myself, it became my new hobby every Friday I would make something for my beloved family. Can't say I didn't fail sometimes tho, but that's the beauty of it. ❤️❤️ Much love.
I made the white chocolate and it came out beautifully. I needed red for a spiderman cake and its perfect. Then my son said he doesn't like the flavor. If I added a strawberry extract, would that be ok? I may try it and see.... Thanks for this excellent tutorial!
I just want to clarify that you said NOT to use cream with over 35% cream which is heavy cream /whipping cream. So just use Full cream milk n not whipping cream
Thank you so much for this super informative video I can't wait to try all the different kinds of ganache! For reheating the thickest ganache after it has set, could you also use a double boiler if you don't have a microwave?
OOPS! Thank you so much for picking this up! It should be 450g cream, so a 1:3 ratio :) will make a note of this in the description box! Although a 1:2.5 ratio should work fine too it'll just have a deeper chocolate flavour :) thanks again!!
Thanks so much for sharing this informative video about ganache Some recipes use corn syrup to make it stable for piping ganache Is it a must can you guide
Hi MK, Thanks for your educational videos 👌 Could you please tell me the ratio you use for ruby chocolate? And also, if possible at all, for butter ganache? Thanks very much 💕