Thank you, Elise, for this video. You've explained and demonstrated it so well making it easy for any beginner to follow. First time somebody is showing a whipped ganache frosting. The one I wanted because I knew it can be done.
2 questions that I'd really love to be answered, since I'm gonna make this for cupcakes :) 1. Can I use bittersweet chocolate? Will I have to adjust anything if I use it? 2. Can I use a double boiler? Thanks!
@@halohalochan2587 Yes, but wouldn't bittersweet chocolate taste kind of "off"? I don't know about you but most people do not sit around eating bittersweet chocolate as opposed to dark or milk chocolate! I would think ti would taste bitter.
Amazing Amazing Amazing!! The pipeable frosting has become my go to chocolate frosting!!! Holds the shape beautifully like buttercream but taste like very rich chocolate! Thank you so much!!! The recipe she gave people's about 30-35 cupcakes for me
Elise- You are SO amazing!! I love ur recipes and they inspire me so much. I'm still a bit of a beginner baker (I'm only 10). Keep being... ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!!!
Thank you SO MUCH for this! Would you be able to do a video on ganache using condensed milk instead of cream? Also, any storage tips please? Can regular ganache/condensed milk ganache be kept at room temperature for extended periods? Thank you!
thank you so much for making a easy and simple video for all to understand... I have watched numerous videos on this and none of them broke it down like you did. So love your channel
OMG I HAVE NOT BEEN ON YOUR CHANNEL IN LIKE FOREVER AND I REMEMBER SUBSCRIBING TO YOU WHEN TOU ONLY HAD LIKE 90,000+ SUBBIES AND NOW YOU HAVE 1,000,000+ SUBBIES!!! Love ya! Best baker ever!!!
Hi Elise! I love your videos, and I have a suggestion! So I know that All your videos are cooking related. But do you think it would be fun to do an #askelise every once and a while? I sure do have many questions and I think that it would be fun! Love you!!!
her first method looks shinny. i think she tempered the chocolate off camera to look good. plus, you don't over mix ganache, specially witha wooden spoon. you let hot cream sit on the chocolate for a hour so that air doesnt corporate in the ganache
Thank you so much for sharing! I made the dark chocolate ganache and it came out perfect. It tastes yummy too. It balances the cake out nicely, I don't like my frosting too sweet. Next time I plan on trying with milk chocolate. My boyfriend doesn't care for dark chocolate.
Staying up all night watching your videos when I have school tmrw. Lol sorry not sorry. I love your vids but I've seen pretty much all of them so I just go back and rewatch older ones lol you're awesome! ❤
Love it thank you . I making a cake for a friends birthday and I am in a wheelchair so I've baked a store bought packet cake mix and I'll make this ganache for the topping. I'm hoping it works well because I never use store bought cake mix I have always made my own but worse case this topping will solve the prob ... Thank you again
Is the process of ganacheing a tiered or carved cake more of an Australian method? I've only seen that technique used by Australian bakers. The buttercream method is what I've seen used by just about everyone else. But I do think it will be my new preferred way of frosting a cake I'm covering in fondant. It's so much more crisp than buttercream :)
Chocolate ganache is a lot more classy to use on cakes, plus it tastes better than buttercream. But best of all it doesn't melt when it's 50 degrees outside and causes the fondant to start slipping off the cake .. that's why it's the main thing used in Australia :)
Teodora Abalos Buttercream is a very american thing, since it's pure sugar and butter. A lot of other countries (especially European and Australian) don't make their sweets nearly as as sweet as we do in North America. Ganache sounds like it would be super sweet, but really, the dark chocolate kind isn't very sweet at all. The milk/white chocolate ones are a bit sweeter, but the cream really mellows it out a good bit.
Your fan here from the Philippines! I really like your videos. I find them very helpful. But for a beginner like me, I'd appreciate more of your foundation videos as well as no-bake desserts. Thank you and God bless! :)
Hi. I've been using your recipe for pouring ganache for a while now because it is by far the best I have come across and it never disappoints. I tried the spreading ganache this time on a chocolate cake and found it a little difficult to spread because I think it was a little thicker than it was supposed to be. I halved the recipe used 300g of chocolate and 150g of cream. Should I have whipped it a little or perhaps added more cream?
I still have a question in mind..why do some ppl pour the hot liquid ganache onto the cake straight away while some ppl wait till the ganache is solid and firm before decorating the cake with it??
Lucinda Chen because it's delicious! Lol that's just my opinion. But I'd say cause it's just a fast and easy way to put icing on something. That's what I do anyways if I'm in a hurry 😊
Lucinda Chen i think some people pour warm-liquidy ganache straight away to get the perfectly smooth and shiny surface on which you can see your reflection (like a mirror) Some others pour a firmer form of ganache and use an offset spatula to help spreading them
oh nvm we put it in our refrigerator because our country is hot but your country is cold so thats why and A.K.A some people put it in the refrigerator in the cold countries
dede hod In countries such as the UK, eggs aren't meant to be refrigerated. In the US, we refrigerate it cause farms raise and process our eggs differently. That's why it's illegal to bring eggs from US to UK and vice versa. But when it comes to baking, room temperature eggs are the best. I don't understand why we Americans just don't process our eggs like other countries and have it out instead of in the fridge..
Thanks so much for this video!! I was so wary of using ganache because I thought the cream in it would always need to be refrigerated and only last a couple of days, can't wait to try this now :)
I have a question about freezing ganache. Once you ice a cupcake in ganache, in any one of the methods mentioned, can you freeze the iced cupcake afterwards? Will the ganache "melt" on the cupcake when it comes out of the freezer later?
@MyCupcakeAddiction: Hi! Your demonstration of those Ganache-Varieties is extremely helpful :-) I've only have 2 questions before I dare my first try at it: - On what setting / wattage do you heat the chocolate&cream in the Microwave? - What are the amounts given in your dark/milk/white Ganache Recipies aimed at ... will that be enough to cover a complete cake? (Sorry, english is a foreign language for me.)
Hi Elise, please did you use ganache or plain chocolate for your cupcake sundaes ..I want to try ..did u allow to cool b4 you put on top of buttercream?, sorry for all questions..hope you will have time to answer, with love from UK X
Hi elise - i've made white chocolate ganache (actually used 900g choc and 300g cream). It's set nicely. If I want to use it to cover a cake and then fondant that cake, must I whip it as you did for the piping one or just let it set overnight?
Awesome recipe....I just have a question....can we make the whipping ganache once and store it for a day or two after??? Or it needs to be used immediately after making it?
Hello Elise! I'm a big fan!! I have a question, here in the box below in the instructions, the white chocolate ganache recipe says 700gr. Of whipping cream, but before 1 cup of heavy cream? You mean 700gr. Of white chocolate, Right? Thank you
omg! i almost forgot about this one that i ever watched before. you saved my life! need a big batch of dat 3 different kinds of frosting for my 2 boys' birthday bash cakes for this weekend...thanks once again!
I love the versatility of this single recipe!
Thanks Emmy!
Emmy!!!!!!!!! My 2 fave you tubers :)!!!!
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+MyCupcakeAddiction
Hi Elise,
You are my favourite and this is my fav channel on youtube
Will whipping the ganache increase the quantity?
Mkay???
I have made the whipped ganache and used milk chocolate. It was so delicious! Thank you so much for sharing this recipe. ❤️
Whipped is the best, yummy.
Oh love your channel so much
Hallelujah, the first chocolate ganachee video on youtube that actually makes sense!!! Thank you
Thank you, Elise, for this video. You've explained and demonstrated it so well making it easy for any beginner to follow. First time somebody is showing a whipped ganache frosting. The one I wanted because I knew it can be done.
I love your video .. I'm a pastry chef myself and I love the fact that you kept it simple
please tell me someone licked clean that cling film
LOL, I feel we were all thinking the same thing! Thank you for the a brighter start to my day:)
😂
I scraped it all with a spatula back in the bowl then I did lick the remaining ganache that's left on the cling film hahahah it was really good.
LOL! 😆
Grimey lolll
Brilliant! So many applications and none of the hassle of traditional frosting. Thank you!
I cringed the two times she removed the plastic wrap with ALL THAT CHOCOLATE STILL IN IT and then dumped it in the thrash
what a waste
Emilie Rondón I was going comment the same thing!😑
Emilie Rondón i want to know if poured ganache come hard after a couple Days?
Emilie Rondón I would have licked it 😅
We used excess for fruit and cookie dips!
she licked it bts. or camera person did. .And most of youtube bakers do the same why only blamming her?
Bestest ganache video. Gone through the whole of UA-cam and this is the only one did it for me.
2 questions that I'd really love to be answered, since I'm gonna make this for cupcakes :)
1. Can I use bittersweet chocolate? Will I have to adjust anything if I use it?
2. Can I use a double boiler?
Thanks!
Yes, you can use it.
Yes, you can use it too.
I wanna answer the question u asked 4 years ago, so here goes:
YES & YES 😅
@@halohalochan2587 Yes, but wouldn't bittersweet chocolate taste kind of "off"? I don't know about you but most people do not sit around eating bittersweet chocolate as opposed to dark or milk chocolate! I would think ti would taste bitter.
Amazing Amazing Amazing!! The pipeable frosting has become my go to chocolate frosting!!! Holds the shape beautifully like buttercream but taste like very rich chocolate! Thank you so much!!! The recipe she gave people's about 30-35 cupcakes for me
It's amazing that you can use the same recipe!!! Thanks Elise.
all three look reaaaally easy to make and they even look delicious
Elise-
You are SO amazing!!
I love ur recipes and they inspire me so much.
I'm still a bit of a beginner baker (I'm only 10).
Keep being... ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!!!
sophient uke s
I think i've watched this video 5 times in 2 years i love ur accent and the simplicity of this video and clear instuctions
Thank you SO MUCH for this! Would you be able to do a video on ganache using condensed milk instead of cream? Also, any storage tips please? Can regular ganache/condensed milk ganache be kept at room temperature for extended periods? Thank you!
thank you so much for making a easy and simple video for all to understand... I have watched numerous videos on this and none of them broke it down like you did. So love your channel
dont you just love how she says ganache!!!!
OMG I HAVE NOT BEEN ON YOUR CHANNEL IN LIKE FOREVER AND I REMEMBER SUBSCRIBING TO YOU WHEN TOU ONLY HAD LIKE 90,000+ SUBBIES AND NOW YOU HAVE 1,000,000+ SUBBIES!!! Love ya! Best baker ever!!!
Hi Elise! I love your videos, and I have a suggestion! So I know that
All your videos are cooking related. But do you think it would be fun to do an #askelise every once and a while? I sure do have many questions and I think that it would be fun! Love you!!!
Used a DIY double boiler, was done in minutes, super smooth and shiny. Poured on King Arthur cakey brownies. Total choc over load! Thanks!
Eh...YUM! :)
Donal Skehan whoa that's one celebrity chef to another! ;)
Sreedhanya Shanmughan
Ikr !!
her first method looks shinny. i think she tempered the chocolate off camera to look good. plus, you don't over mix ganache, specially witha wooden spoon. you let hot cream sit on the chocolate for a hour so that air doesnt corporate in the ganache
Very useful tips for the beginners like me. Thanks a lot!!! 😊
I love the different options of ganache.
My favorite is Whipped
Thanks for the great recipe, perfect for vanilla cupcakes. it tastes like chocolate mousse, the whole family LOVES it!!!!
tbh i'm not even gonna bake just pour the frosting in my mouth.
Phanic!Athetwentyonechemicalcrybabyfalls same tho
LOL! 😆
Omg!!! So funny... but it’s a good idea 😁
Thank you so much for sharing! I made the dark chocolate ganache and it came out perfect. It tastes yummy too. It balances the cake out nicely, I don't like my frosting too sweet. Next time I plan on trying with milk chocolate. My boyfriend doesn't care for dark chocolate.
Thanks for sharing this nice recipe
Staying up all night watching your videos when I have school tmrw. Lol sorry not sorry. I love your vids but I've seen pretty much all of them so I just go back and rewatch older ones lol you're awesome! ❤
This video was amazing.. very helpful for beginners like me
I have a fever and you are the only thing that cheers me up!!!!!!!
That is amazing! Thank you ♥
Question - the diffrence between the "puring" and "spreading" is just the time u wait until using right ?
yessss
finally i found the perfect recipe.....i wanted the recipe for the spreadable ganache for so long.....thanks Elise !!!!
very helpful since I'm baking a cake tomorrow! 😆😆
M Meow how was your cake... although it was baked 2yrs ago... 😝
Love it thank you . I making a cake for a friends birthday and I am in a wheelchair so I've baked a store bought packet cake mix and I'll make this ganache for the topping. I'm hoping it works well because I never use store bought cake mix I have always made my own but worse case this topping will solve the prob ... Thank you again
@):-
This is super helpful! Thank you for uploading. ^^
The best simple recipes that I can follow thank you
Is the process of ganacheing a tiered or carved cake more of an Australian method? I've only seen that technique used by Australian bakers. The buttercream method is what I've seen used by just about everyone else. But I do think it will be my new preferred way of frosting a cake I'm covering in fondant. It's so much more crisp than buttercream :)
Chocolate ganache is a lot more classy to use on cakes, plus it tastes better than buttercream. But best of all it doesn't melt when it's 50 degrees outside and causes the fondant to start slipping off the cake .. that's why it's the main thing used in Australia :)
Teodora Abalos Buttercream is a very american thing, since it's pure sugar and butter. A lot of other countries (especially European and Australian) don't make their sweets nearly as as sweet as we do in North America. Ganache sounds like it would be super sweet, but really, the dark chocolate kind isn't very sweet at all. The milk/white chocolate ones are a bit sweeter, but the cream really mellows it out a good bit.
Maya Swaid i was confused because 50 is pretty chilly but then i remembered Celsius was a thing.....
THANK YOU love it! Finally I know the difference and had my mind blown that they're all actually the same after all :D
I love u ur the reason I love to bake
This recipe is amazing, just made it and it turned out really good!
I love the way you pronounce ganache. 😂
The way Americans pronounce ganache ticks me off!! Haha I am Aussie after all
Yes I like "Gann-ash" more than "gohn-osh"!
How do we say it? Lol
Hilary Chap im from america and i say it the same way she does
Exactly ^^ lol
The ganache turned out lovely! Thank you!!! ♥
1 dislike?!?!? What that person has no life!!!!!
Your fan here from the Philippines! I really like your videos. I find them very helpful. But for a beginner like me, I'd appreciate more of your foundation videos as well as no-bake desserts. Thank you and God bless! :)
Okay I'm super confused, so for the last ganach that is the spreading one, should we whip it and let it rest or just let it rest as it is?
Astha Bisani just leave it rest no need to whip it
shauna forster thank you :)
Lovely.
*i just microwave dark chocolate, a tablespoon of butter and double cream at low temp for short 20 second intervals*
moop. what kind of cream do you recommened?
What kind of chocolate do you use?
I tried making ganache following these steps and all three of them turned out to be perfectt
When she said "you wanna whip it" i immediately just thought WHIP IT GOOD
Hi. I've been using your recipe for pouring ganache for a while now because it is by far the best I have come across and it never disappoints. I tried the spreading ganache this time on a chocolate cake and found it a little difficult to spread because I think it was a little thicker than it was supposed to be. I halved the recipe used 300g of chocolate and 150g of cream. Should I have whipped it a little or perhaps added more cream?
How many cupcakes does this recipe frost?
OMG OMG!!! Thanks!!! I didn't know the colour turns milk chocolate colour when you whip it!!! I thought I had to add milk choc for that
I still have a question in mind..why do some ppl pour the hot liquid ganache onto the cake straight away while some ppl wait till the ganache is solid and firm before decorating the cake with it??
Lucinda Chen because it's delicious! Lol that's just my opinion. But I'd say cause it's just a fast and easy way to put icing on something. That's what I do anyways if I'm in a hurry 😊
Lori Burchfield ahh I see thanks for the prompt reply!
Lucinda Chen i think some people pour warm-liquidy ganache straight away to get the perfectly smooth and shiny surface on which you can see your reflection (like a mirror)
Some others pour a firmer form of ganache and use an offset spatula to help spreading them
Your such an inspiring person in my life. i LOVE baking and i want to tell you that i love you and all your work. keep up the good job!
Can you make flood cookies pleaaaaaaseee❤️😚
This is a LIFESAVER OMG
What type do you use for macarons?
I usually use whipped ganache hope this helps
Don't question...
Craft.
Ashliya Pathania Dan and Phil reference I see 😉
Yesssssssss
Sazzycat I just make ganache and leave it covered till its cool and if im in a rush, i put it in the fridge
You just couldn't have made this any simpler...Amazing !! and thank you so much! your a star! x
1st view comment and like yay
Nice
Nice!!!!
Shahira Ibrahim wow lucky
***** What's that
I love your dishes wht u make ...They are full of chocolate
Wait, wait, wait am I the only one or do I see the eggs outside on the counter in the right .-.
O.o
oh nvm we put it in our refrigerator because our country is hot but your country is cold so thats why and A.K.A some people put it in the refrigerator in the cold countries
Tiffany Ledesma i put it in warm water for 1 min to make it room temperature cause if i put it outside it wont be a good egg it might roten :/
She could have hers in the fridge all the time and only out for the video calm down people...
dede hod In countries such as the UK, eggs aren't meant to be refrigerated. In the US, we refrigerate it cause farms raise and process our eggs differently. That's why it's illegal to bring eggs from US to UK and vice versa. But when it comes to baking, room temperature eggs are the best. I don't understand why we Americans just don't process our eggs like other countries and have it out instead of in the fridge..
you are the best cook in the whole world
I just mı̸̸̸̸̸̸̸̸̸̸̸̸̸̸̸̸̨ade you wipe your screen.
No u did not i know its a font😔
Did this recipe have the same taste
I didn't know it was a font but I was too lazy to wipe it
+Katrina Mayler honestly same
Nahhh dude my screen is cracked ahaha
this was published on my 17th bday! And it's chocolate! My favorite thing!
Thanks so much for this video!! I was so wary of using ganache because I thought the cream in it would always need to be refrigerated and only last a couple of days, can't wait to try this now :)
Very useful! I'll definitely be trying these for my cakes in the future.
I have a question about freezing ganache. Once you ice a cupcake in ganache, in any one of the methods mentioned, can you freeze the iced cupcake afterwards?
Will the ganache "melt" on the cupcake when it comes out of the freezer later?
THE SPREADING ONE WILL HELP ME SO MUCH😘😘😘😘😘😊😊😊😊😊 thx.
the best cake ever
I watched this last night at 2am and promptly went out in the kitchen and made a batch of ganache to sit out to fill my cake today :0
Thank you, I didn't know you could make whipped ganache!
Love your show . Thankyou for your lessons on Fondant and covering cake especially the Mud Cake as I have to to make one for a wedding in May .
@MyCupcakeAddiction:
Hi! Your demonstration of those Ganache-Varieties is extremely helpful :-)
I've only have 2 questions before I dare my first try at it:
- On what setting / wattage do you heat the chocolate&cream in the Microwave?
- What are the amounts given in your dark/milk/white Ganache Recipies aimed at ... will that be enough to cover a complete cake?
(Sorry, english is a foreign language for me.)
I tried this. Your video is so useful 👍and really very easy for beginners like me. I made perfect cupcakes ganache
Explained perfectly. Love your channel. You're a doll. 💕
Hi Elise, please did you use ganache or plain chocolate for your cupcake sundaes ..I want to try ..did u allow to cool b4 you put on top of buttercream?, sorry for all questions..hope you will have time to answer, with love from UK X
Hi
Can we use the whipped ganche for filling the cakes?
Hi elise - i've made white chocolate ganache (actually used 900g choc and 300g cream). It's set nicely. If I want to use it to cover a cake and then fondant that cake, must I whip it as you did for the piping one or just let it set overnight?
SOOOOOOO HAPPY you're doing this basics series!! so helpful! thank you !! xox
Wow so it works for fonding cakes
Super cool way u explained & made.👍
Can we use regular plain chocolate we eat?? OR
Is it compulsory to use cooking chocolate?
this helped me a lot.
made a steamed cake with bavarian filling and chocolate ganache
Tried it and works amazing
Simply easy and well presented, will use this recipe for my cakes. Thank you very much
Awesome recipe....I just have a question....can we make the whipping ganache once and store it for a day or two after??? Or it needs to be used immediately after making it?
me gustó mucho gracias por tus consejos y tips los voy a poner en practica
Making cupcakes for Mother’s Day 😁
cant eat any of these, but enjoy watching a lot!
Mmmm they all look so good!
i tried this today with the m&m/kitkat cake! was SUPER YUMMYY!!! thanku elise!! i LOVEEE ur channel!!!
Just in time for my strawberry cupcakes. 👍
Thanks Elise
Hello Elise! I'm a big fan!! I have a question, here in the box below in the instructions, the white chocolate ganache recipe says 700gr. Of whipping cream, but before 1 cup of heavy cream? You mean 700gr. Of white chocolate, Right?
Thank you
Elise if I'm doing a 3-4 layer cake do I put buttercream in between every layer and chocolate ganache in the outer part to cover it with fondant?
Wonderful tips.Thanks Elise
omg! i almost forgot about this one that i ever watched before. you saved my life! need a big batch of dat 3 different kinds of frosting for my 2 boys' birthday bash cakes for this weekend...thanks once again!
Thank you. Very clear and delicious.