This sweet, white chocolate ganache filling can be used for drip cakes, cake filling, cupcakes, truffles, or any delicious treat you make that you need to add a little gooey goodness to.
Place the white chocolate, heavy cream and vanilla extract in a metal bowl.
Place the bowl over a pot with simmering water (to melt using a double-boiler style) and mix until smooth and creamy. Make sure to keep it at a gentle simmer so that you don't overcook the chocolate.
Remove from heat. Continue mixing until you get a silky texture.
Serve as a dip with strawberries or other fresh fruits. Ganache can also be used as a cake or macaron filling. Pour it over cakes, cookies, brownies, cupcakes, ice cream, waffles etc.
Notes
Dipping Tip: If you're using the ganache for dipping, you can keep it warm in a fondue pot or mini food warmer.
Fridge Storage: You can store leftover ganache in the fridge for up to two to three weeks.
Freezer Storage: You can also freeze it for one month. Make sure you thaw it in the fridge.
Ganache Ratio:
White chocolate ganache is usually made with a ratio of 1:1, meaning equal parts chocolate and cream.
For a pourable glaze, you will want to use a ratio of 1:2 (1 part chocolate and 2 parts cream) to make the ganache thinner.
For a firmer ganache, use a ratio of 2:1 (2 parts chocolate and 1 part cream).
For a Whiter Ganache: You can add a little food grade titanium dioxide to lighten it up. Be sure to utilize an appropriate ratio, so as not to change the consistency. Also, make sure you do not to go over the limit of 1% as per FDA guidelines. Also, use clear vanilla extract.