Apple Cinnamon Caramal Ganache
From hopscotch 15 years agoIngredients
- Http://www.tomric.com/content.aspx?title=recipe12 shopping list
- CREAM shopping list
- 350 g heavy cream shopping list
- 150 g apple juice concentrate shopping list
- 2 cinnamon sticks shopping list
- caramel shopping list
- 200 g sugar shopping list
- 20 g water shopping list
- 25 g Glucose shopping list
- 25 g apple juice concentrate shopping list
- 200 g New World chocolate 33% (CF-2020) shopping list
- 400 g New World chocolate 70% (CF-2050) shopping list
- 50 g unsalted butter shopping list
- 850 g New World chocolate 70% (CF-2050) shopping list
- Mould I-1442 shopping list
How to make it
- Procedure
- Combine cream, apple juice concentrate and cinnamon sticks in a heavy gauge stock pot and bring to heavy simmer. Cover pot tightly and allow to rest.
- Combine sugar, water and glucose in a heavy gauge stockpot and begin to cook. Add apple juice concentrate when water and other ingredients are completely incorporated. Cook to sugar mixture to 185º C (365º F) and deglaze with cream mixture. (Be sure to remove cinnamon sticks from cream mixture prior to adding to caramel mixture.)
- Heat caramel and cream mixture until completely smooth in texture. Pour over chocolate and blend with an immersion blender. Add butter and blend again.
- Cast shells of bars in mould I-1442 with tempered chocolate. Fill shells with ganache. When temperature of ganache reaches 31º C (88º F), pipe into cavities. Cap bars with remaining chocolate after ganache sets completely.
- Recipe will yield approximately 49 bars of mould I-1442 (seven moulds).
- Color was added using New World Chocolate colored cocoa butters and an airbrush.
- Colors used: Black Oynx (CF-3290), Crimson Red (CF-3210) and Alabaster White (CF-3260)
- (this recipe is only for the BRAVE)
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