Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Chocolate Glacage

This is a glaze that is a little bit thicker consistency then ganache that you enrobe with, but not quite as thick as fondant. It should be of a spreading consistency and should give a nice flat gloss to a dessert.


This formula is adapted from the Michel Suas Book Advanced Bread and Pastry, A Professional Approach, Pg.
720100% Dark coating chocolate*, 2# 13 3/4oz.
40% Couverture 64%, 1# 2.25 oz.
14% Salad oil, 6 3/8 oz.
Total: 154%
*pate glace can also be used



MOP:

  • Melt the two chocolates together over a double boiler to 120°F.
  • When the chocolate is melted, add oil and whisk till emulsified
  • Reserve until needed, use at 90°F

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