Mint Ganache
Corporate chef
October 26, 2026
Recipe Products usedInvert Sugar , Powdered Sorbitol , Chopped Mint , DE40 Glucose Syrup
Step 1 Mint Ganache
| 468,4g | (31.1%) | 35% liquid cream |
| 89,0g | (5,9%) | Invert sugar ( |
| 78,1g | (5,2%) | Soft butter |
| 46,8g | (3,1%) | Sorbitol powder ( |
| 78,1g | (5,2%) | Glucose syrup DE40 ( |
| 11,7g | (0,8%) | Chopped mint ( |
| 593,3g | (39,4%) | Tanzania Coverage: 75% |
| 140,5g | (9,3%) | Barry Lactée Blanket |
| 1506g | (100%) | TOTAL |
Bring the cream, invert sugar, butter, sorbitol, and glucose syrup to a boil. Add the mint and let steep, covered, for 10 minutes. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve, then reheat to 80°C.
Pour over the couverture chocolate (ideally at 80°C), mixing with a spatula without incorporating air.
Mix thoroughly without incorporating air, then cool to 34°C.
On a guitar sheet, pour a very thin layer of milk chocolate and place 1-cm-high strips on each side.
Pour between the two strips and smooth with a flat ruler on the work surface to ensure the ganaches are even.
Let crystallize for 24 hours at 17°C and 70% relative humidity.
Step 2 Chocolate Candy
| 1778,8g | (96.2%) | Milk Coverage |
| 71,2g | (3,8%) | Chopped mint ( |
| 1850g | (100%) | TOTAL |
Cut the ganaches with a guitar-shaped cutter. Keep them at 19°C.
Temper the chocolate and dip the ganaches to coat them.
Sprinkle with chopped mint flakes.
Let them crystallize.
Assembly and information
Store in a box for up to 6 weeks at a temperature between 12° and 17°C.
Board
Blanc Gallia is ideal for standardizing the volume of liquid egg whites and improving their stability.
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