This really is such a simple recipe – you should be able to execute it with zero problems. Troubleshooting your chocolate mirror glaze I think having a simple shiny chocolate cake glaze recipe around is super handy, and this one not only looks great – it tastes wonderful, too. It requires no gelatin and no corn syrup, and comes together with just five simple staple ingredients (okay six, if you add the optional liqueur). But I personally like the version that I’m sharing with you today. This is a great thing, a classic mirror glaze. You’ll see dark, chocolatey mirror glazes as well as colorful, almost hypnotically prismatic glazes made with white chocolate that has been colored. It gets its trademark intense sheen from the addition of gelatin, which also helps it to set up as it’s poured down over cakes that have been cooled. If you’ve ever even remotely glanced at almost any episode of The Great British Baking Show (or Bake Off), then chances are you’ve heard the term, “mirror glaze.” Basically a chocolate mirror glaze (or “Glacage Chocolat,” in French) is a shiny glaze used for cakes.
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How to make this super easy gelatin-free Chocolate Glaze.Common problems with chocolate glaze and how to solve them.Troubleshooting your chocolate mirror glaze.The recipes provided by Nagi are truly the best I have come across!! I don’t bake often but when I do reciptineats is my go to, I have made her vanilla sponge recipe which really does stay moist for 4 days! My husband was actually surprised the cake tasted so good as it was for his birthday, and he is a very picky eater so that is saying a lot! I felt compelled to write a review on here because it was my first time making this and this is a foolproof method for the perfect chocolate cake. I made this chocolate buttercream alongside the chocolate cake recipe and it was so delicious everyone could not believe I had made it! I doubled the ingredients as I was making quite a big cake, so I made two thick sponges both measuring 9 inches wide and baked them for roughly an hour on the temperature recommended- as they were bigger sponges than the standard recipe therefore a longer cook time but it still came out perfectly soft, fluffy and not too chocolate yet or sweet at all. Use this Chocolate Buttercream Frosting for:Ĭhocolate Cupcakes – no stand mixer required for these incredible cupcakes!Ĭhocolate Cake – the BEST everyday chocolate cake, ever!
Too much sugar to butter = gritty frosting. Too little, and it just tastes like butter. Other than beating, the only other tip I have for a beautiful classic buttercream frosting is to use the right butter to icing sugar (powdered sugar) ratio. The longer you beat, the fluffier it is and the smoother it is. The key is beating, beating, beating – for at least 6 minutes, usually 7 to 8 minutes. How to make Chocolate Buttercream Frostingīuttercream frosting is not hard to make but it does take time – and an electric mixer or stand mixer. Totally indulgent and will rival any high end bakery! ✅ Can be used for sandwiching between cake layers – it won’t ooze out everywhere like cream when you cut into the cake ✅ Perfect for piping – it holds its shape with swirls, roses etc Use this buttercream to frost cakes and cupcakes – it can be piped, spread and used to sandwich cake layers!įluffy and chocolatey, buttercream frosting is a classic favourite for smothering over cakes and cupcakes. Fluffy and smooth with a lovely chocolatey flavour, this is how to make Chocolate Buttercream Frosting! Follow along with the quick recipe video (below recipe).
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