Not sure if ganache is the proper term. It's always a rich, dark color and pretty liquidy more than a cream. Is there a specific term I can use to find recipes?

by MeowNugget

18 Comments

  1. Fantastic_Puppeter

    Generic term will be “glaze” — here a dark-chocolate mirror glaze.

  2. PoisonedCupid

    It could be a dark chocolate mirror glaze

  3. Loose-Focus-5403

    It’s not ganache, it’s glaçage.

  4. GhostNightgown

    there are a wide variety of chocolates available for ganache – for this I use a chocolate with 60 or even 70% cocoa to get to that darkness and rich flavor.

  5. Raymiez54

    It’s just a glaze and depending on how you temper the chocolate a mirror glaze

  6. MyKingdomForABook

    What kind of cake that is though?

  7. Competitive_Manager6

    It all depends on if there is gelatin. If there is it is a mirror glaze or glacage. If it is just chocolate and cream (maybe a touch of butter) it is a ganache.

  8. MashaLavender

    Ganache, glacé, or just plain glaze.

  9. kobadashi

    gotta be one of the most appetizing things in existence

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