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Orange Creamsicle Ganache:
Cream #1 40g
Orange Juice Concentrate 100g
Sugar 50g
Vanilla Paste 5g (I usually use Nielson Massy: amzn.to/3ByiaAL )
Cream #2 65g
Cornstarch 14g
White Chocolate 100g (I usually use Callebaut: amzn.to/3r1OSp7 )
Butter 80g (room temperature)
Orange Zest, to taste
Heat the first cream, orange juice, sugar, and vanilla to a scald before tempering in the second cream and cornstarch.
Cook like a pastry cream then pour over the white chocolate, and blend to completely emulsify.
Cool until the ganache is just warmer than room temperature, and emulsify in the butter. If you add in the butter while the ganache is hot or even too warm, it will likely split! Add in the orange zest to taste.
Spread on a plastic lined pan and top with more plastic wrap before allowing it to cool to room temperature before using.
Ganache Notes:
If you immediately put the ganache in the fridge, it could spilt! Please let it cool at room temperature before you refrigerate it!
If you are experiencing issues with this style of ganache, try the following: 1) Pull your pastry cream mixture off the heat as soon as it thickens. 2) Slightly melt your white chocolate before you pour the cream mixture onto it. 3) Make sure you are using room temperature butter and using an immersion blender to emulsify it in when the ganache is at just above room temperature!
Final Notes:
If you don't use or understand grams, please use an online measurement conversion tool! Personally I think that recipes should be measured the way they are created, and I prefer the precise nature of using gram measurement
Because everyone uses such different amounts of fillings, I don't like to even speculate how many macarons each filling recipe will yield! To measure how much ganache you need for your batch of macarons, first weigh your standard macaron shell. Next, pipe the amount of ganache you like and weigh it again. Calculate the weight of ganache you will need for your batch of macarons, and adjust the recipe accordingly.
Thanks for watching and I'll see you next time!
Maddie
Filmed on my iPhone X and Sony a7iii
Edited in iMovie
Music from artlist.io
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