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We’ve created a comprehensive chart that highlights the differences and key properties of all our ganache recipes. Use it to find the perfect ganache for your needs!
What are Compound and Couverture Chocolates?
• Compound Chocolate: Made with vegetable fats instead of cocoa butter, making it a more affordable option.
• Couverture Chocolate: Made with cocoa butter, offering higher quality and richer flavor.
Always check the ingredients on your chocolate to know which type you’re using.
8 comments
Hello ! I love using mock ganache! But I always have difficulty pulling down the former as my ganache seems to leak around the edge and set? Any advice on how to get it out more easily?
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FROST FORM replied:
Hey,
Leave your ganache to cool so it thickens slightly. This will help prevent this.
Kind Regards, Emily Coyle
Want to layer a 6 inch cake on a 8 inch cake, what is the best Ganache to use.
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FROST FORM replied:
Any of them will work ! Our preference would be Mock ganache.
Kind Regards, Emily Coyle
Hi, thank you for all recipes.
there are many different types of chocolate available on the market.
How can I tell if a chocolate is compound or couverture?
Sometimes the packaging doesn’t mention either of these words, and instead, it lists ingredients like cocoa mass, cocoa powder, or cocoa butter.
In such cases, how can I identify what type of chocolate it is?
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FROST FORM replied:
Hey, Coverture will contain cocoa butter. if it doesn’t contain cocoa butter its compound.
Kind Regards, Emily Coyle