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What Is Chocolate Ganache Frosting?
Ingredients for Chocolate Ganache Frosting
Adding Cream To Chocolate Ganache
Chocolate Ganache & Brownies
Cooking Chocolate For Ganache
Stirring Chocolate For Ganache
Checking Chocolate Consistency For Ganache
Melting Chocolate For Ganache
How Long To Stir Chocolate For Ganache?
Preparing Brownies For Chocolate Ganache
Adding Chocolate Ganache To Brownies
Cake Frosting Border For Chocolate Ganache
Using A Pastry Bag For The Chocolate Ganache Frosting Border
Finishing The Chocolate Ganache Cake Frosting Border
Pouring Chocolate Ganache On Cake
Making Chocolate Ganache Fondue
Making Chocolate Ganache Cookie Dip
Adding Nuts To Chocolate Ganache Cookies
Chocolate Ganache With Boston Cream Pie
Finishing Your Chocolate Ganache
Summary: How to add chocolate ganache to Boston cream pie; get expert tips on making traditional French dessert recipes in this free cooking video series.
Andrea Spano received her training in the culinary arts program of the New York Restaurant School, where she graduated with honors in 1986. She then opened “Steve & Andrea's...read more
"Hi! On behalf of Expert Village my name is Andrea Spano and I'm going to show you how to make Ganache from my new book "Not Just Desserts." Another way to use the ganache is everybody's tried Boston cream pie, which is nice soft white cake with a vanilla custard filling. The finishing touch to a Boston cream pie is just to pour the ganache right on top of it and allow it to drip to the side. That's another way of using this fabulous recipe, which is easy to make. It has 3 basic ingredients . You can make cookies. We did the brownies in the Boston cream pie and any other recipe that could come to mind. Just use your imagination. "
eHow Article: Chocolate Ganache With Boston Cream Pie
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