Thank you! Thank you! I thought my cupcake days were temporarily over b/c I don't have a mixer right now. I'll just do the regular ganache for Lauren and me. Yum!
Drool! and thanks for all the great tips! I would not have thought to put the unopened can of coconut milk in some hot water to make it easier to mix back up!
Ganache is dark chocolate gently melted with (usually) heavy cream - to make these dairy-free, I used "full fat" coconut milk (the kind in a can).
I used THIS ganche recipe / tutorial - and used safe chocolate chips (such as Enjoy Life) and coconut milk in a can (full fat - not the "light kind!), and added a little vanilla.
I don't have a kitchen scale, so I estimated amounts using the weight info from the chocolate chip and coconut milk packages. I've found it best to start with a little LESS coconut milk than I think I need, then add more if the ganache is too thick.
When the ganache is cooled but still a little warm, it is very pourable and works great to pour over cakes / cupcakes. When it cools you get a pretty shiny chocolate covered cake.
To make whipped ganache - I let the ganache cool all the way until it was pretty solid, then used a beater to whip it into a frosting consistency. It melts easily, so I kept these in the fridge until it was almost time for dessert.
(Tip for coconut milk in a can - the fat often separates. So what I do is put the UNOPENED can in a small bowl or cup of very hot water and let it sit for a minute or two. Then I shake the can to mix the coconut milk back up.)
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