| conniejean | -- 03-06-2010 @ 3:12 PM |
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I want to adapt something like a ganache to something I can dip pieces into and have the frosting set once it is dried so that it winds up being somewhat firm (not too smushable). Any ideas?
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| nikki | -- 03-08-2010 @ 1:41 PM |
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When the ganache is first made it is thin so it can be used as a glaze. I would make the ganache, allow it to set for a bit so it is just a bit thicker then dip what ever you are going to dip. Allow the ganache to set even further then use as a frosting. Whipping the ganache once it has firmed up a bit you will have a spreadable frosting. "Grandma Ikki"
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| carolwallner88@ | -- 12-12-2012 @ 10:59 AM |
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I AM TRYING TO FIND OUT HOW TO MAKE A SIMPLE FROSTING FROM CONFECTONER SUGAR THAT TURNS HARD LIKE ALMOST SUGAR THAT IS THE APPEARENCE. DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW THIS IS DONE carol wallner
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| nikki | -- 12-12-2012 @ 11:40 AM |
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The only icing or frosting that I can think of that would give a smooth surface would be a Royal Icing or if you wanted Chocolate a Ganache. The Royal would set up firm the ganache would be a bit softer. Royal icing is a mixture of egg whites and powdered sugar. I do not have an exact recipe with me but a quick search would bring up several. "Grandma Ikki"
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