Ganache

Ganache is a chocolate and cream confectionery used as an icing or filling for desserts such as cake, pastries or chocolate truffles.

Preparation

Ganache is made up of two basic ingredients: chocolate and cream. The process of combining these two items is called emulsion.

Heavy cream is heated until it is warm, but not boiling, and then poured over the chocolate. The ingredients are stirred until they are smooth. Often flavor extracts are added such as vanilla or hazelnut, or liqueurs such as KahlĂșa or cognac.

If the ganache is allowed to cool, it can be whipped to increase its volume and make it fluffier.

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