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Nutrition: per serving

  • kcal641
  • fat49g
  • saturates25g
  • carbs37g
  • sugars12g
  • fibre6g
  • protein9g
  • salt0.5g
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Method

  • step 1

    Heat the cream in a heavy-bottomed pan until it is warm but not boiling (you don’t want to overheat the chocolate, so be careful not to overdo it). Take the pan off the heat, then add the chocolate to the pan with the cream and leave to melt for a while, then beat with a wooden spoon. At first it looks like it won’t go smooth, but it will. Leave to cool and set. You can also chill it, but take it out of the fridge before serving so that it isn’t too firm or ‘fridge cold’.

  • step 2

    Cut the bread into fine slices and toast on each side (the best way is under the grill, but watch it like a hawk). Serve the ganache in glasses in small scoops. Drizzle generously with olive oil and sprinkle with sea salt. Brush the toast with more olive oil and serve with the ganache.

Recipe from Good Food magazine, February 2017

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g8g9d5ndhp88304

How many days in advance can I make the ganache? Thanks

emma.lw106450

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Hi, I was wondering if there's a specific temperature range to heat the cream to? I always get it wrong when I judge by eye.

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craigm200157GaxSKI

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Can white chocolate be used instead of dark chocolate?

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Hi, thanks for your question. This recipe won't work with white chocolate. For a white chocolate ganache you'll need a higher chocolate to cream ratio. In our white chocolate ganache on our 'White chocolate cake' we use 450g finely chopped white chocolate and 200ml double cream. We also wouldn't…

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