Buttercream Over The Top Of Ganache
Decorating By Amberjo31 Updated 17 Dec 2013 , 11:14pm by maariabodi
Hi
I am making a Minnie Mouse cake and want to cover the cake in chocolate ganache before I then pipe buttercream onto the cake for the decoration (I am not using fondant). Is anyone able to please let me know if this will be ok?
Its a chocolate cake so I am using dark chocolate ganache but the buttercream on some parts of her will be cream in colour so will the ganache 'bleed' through into the buttercream? Will the buttercream slide off the ganache?
Or am I better off just doing a layer of buttercream and then piping buttercream over the top (piping pattern is all little stars to fill in her face)
Thanks heaps
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Here's a cake I made that was first covered in ganache, then piped with buttercream. It was for our Christmas, and the chocolate didn't run onto the BC, so it should be okay for you. Is there anyway to test a small cupcake for a few hours before you do the entire cake?
hey by the way i love your cake and i want to do something simular ... around the sides of the cake is that thickened ganache or pouring im worried my buttercream wont adhere to pouring ganache
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