This question came to my mind a lot when I just started caking.
I did ask around I get answered like:
"If you make ganache from 2 x 900 ml of cream plus the chocolate,
it should be enough. If not, just make more."
I appreciated it but not quite satisfying,
I appreciated it but not quite satisfying,
so I begin to write down the ganache quantity I used
everytime I ganached the cake.
So based on the above, I would like to share my experienced
to those who need it, hopefully it will be useful,
just remember: every cake decorator has different was of ganaching their cakes.
Below are mine and always enough for me to cover 2 cakes each to achieve 4" height for each cake:
For 6" round: you will need 300 ml of cream.
For 8" round: you will need 600 ml of cream.
For 10" round: you will need 900 ml of cream.
For 12" round: you will need 1,200 ml of cream.
The Cream: use liquid cream, not thickened cream.
For Semi-sweet or Dark Chocolate Ganache:
you will need 1 :2,
means: for 300 ml of cream, you will need 600 grams of chocolate.
For White Chocolate Ganache:
you will need 1 : 3,
means: for 300 ml of cream, you will need 900 grams of chocolate.
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