Mango White Chocolate Whipped Ganache Recipe - Pink Haired Pastry Chef (2024)

July 13, 2021By pinkhairedpastrychef6

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This Mango White Chocolate Whipped Ganache Recipe is the perfect icing for those who don’t enjoy a sweet typical buttercream. It’s light and airy like whipped cream but has the smoothness of a buttercream with an added depth of mango. This whipped ganache can be used in multiple ways. Use it to ice a cake, to pipe onto cupcakes, to top a cheesecake, use it as a filling for macarons or eat it by the spoonfull. This recipe makes enough to generously ice 9-10 cupcakes or enough to fill and top an 8 inch cake. For more whipped ganache creations, check out myBlueberry White Chocolate Whipped Ganache Recipe, myWhite Chocolate Baileys Whipped Ganache Recipe and my Rhubarb White Chocolate Whipped Ganache Recipe.

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GREAT! SO HOW DO I MAKE THIS Mango WHITE CHOCOLATE WHIPPED GANACHE FROM SCRATCH?

So despite the science behind it, it’s actually a really simple recipe to produce!

Begin by making the mango puree if you haven’t bought canned mango puree. To do this, add your chopped mango (frozen or fresh) to a small saucepan with a tsp of water. Heat this on medium heat until it starts to soften and go mushy. Using a hand blender or a potato masher, smash/puree up the mango till it releases as much juice as possible. Strain through a sieve and leave the puree to one side.

Next, in another small saucepan (or the same one washed out), add 2/3 of the cream, all the honey and white chocolate. Heat on a low heat until the chocolate had fully melted. Remove from the heat and add the mango puree along with the remaining cream. Whisk briefly with a whisk and then using a hand blender, blend for 1-2 minutes until everything has fully emulsified. You will have small bubbles on the top of the ganache, this is normal. If you wish to add in a touch of yellow/orange food colouring to really make the colour pop as I have, do so now and mix in very well.

Pour into an airtight container and pop into the fridge to chill for at least 4 hours or preferably overnight.

Once the ganache has totally cooled, pour it into a large mixing bowl. Whisk on medium with an electric whisk or a stand mixer with the whisk attachment added for 3-4 minutes until thick and pipe able. When whipped fully, chill it again for 5-10 minutes for easier piping.

The liquid ganache before whipping can be kept for up to 5 days in an airtight container. The whipped ganache is best used on the day it’s whipped but can be kept for up to 3 days in the fridge in an airtight container. The Mango White Chocolate Whipped Ganache can be whipped up again if it starts to deflate however it won’t be as stiff as the first day.

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WHAT’S THE SCIENCE BEHIND THIS Whipped Ganache?

As I pointed out in my last whipped ganache recipes,there are a few things we can do to create a stable ganache that can be whipped.

One of these things is the addition of a high quality honey. My favourite to use isHealy’s Honey.It’s an Irish owned business and produces great quality honey. If you don’t want to use honey, I would substitute ingolden syrup.The honey is important in this recipe because we need theinverted sugarsto prevent crystallisation in the final product. Simply put, white chocolate tends to become grainy and the honey helps keep the whipped ganachesmooth.

Similarly, we want to use a high quality white chocolate if possible. Cheap white chocolate tends to melt strangely and can leave an oily mouthfeel. It can also not provide the setting that we need to create a stiff, pipeable whipped ganache and may result in a whipped ganache that doesn’t fully hold it’s shape.

We also use a hand blender to combine all the ingredients once the white chocolate has melted. Using a hand blender really helps all the ingredients incorporate (emulsify) and prevents it from splitting. This ensures that when the ganache is whipped it stays smooth andstable.

We also want to allow the ganache to totally cool down before whipping it. Similar to whipped cream, the colder the fats are, the easier they can whip up and the smoother they will be. If you try to whip warmer cream it tends to take longer and become grainy.(Cooks Illustrated- With Whipped Cream, Temperature Matters)

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Equipment and Gadgets for this Recipe

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For more Chocolate Recipes, check out my Chocolate Category, here.

If you’re interested in Cake Recipes to use this recipe with, why not take a peek at my Cake Category, here?

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Mango White Chocolate Whipped Ganache

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Smooth and pipeable whipped white chocolate ganache flavoured with mango

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Prep Time 20 mins

Chill Time 2 hrs

Total Time 2 hrs 20 mins

Course Dessert

Cuisine Baking, Cakes

Servings 9 cupcakes

Calories 190 kcal

Equipment

  • Small saucepan

  • Hand blender

  • Whisk (electric or hand)

  • Rubber spatula

  • Large mixing bowl

Ingredients

  • 150 grams double cream
  • 100 grams white chocolate
  • 30 grams honey
  • 100 grams mango puree canned or fresh mango pureed
  • 150 grams double cream

Instructions

  • In a small saucepan, combine the first amount of cream with the white chocolate and honey.

  • Heat on low until the chocolate has fully melted.

  • Take off the heat and add the cream and mango puree.

  • Whisk together briefly and then using a hand blender, blend together until small bubbles start to form.

  • Transfer into an airtight container and place into the fridge to chill for at least 2 hours, but preferably overnight.

  • Once the ganache has totally cooled down and had some time to settle, remove it from the fridge and trasfer into a large mixing bowl.

  • Whip using an electric whisk, stand mixer with whisk attachment or even with a hand whisk for 2-3 minutes until fluffy and stiff.

  • Place back into the fridge for 10-15 minutes to firm up if you plan to pipe it.

  • Can keep for up to 2 days in the fridge in an airtight container.

Notes

The calorie information is an estimate provided as a courtesy based off the website https://caloriecontrol.org/healthy-weight-tool-kit/food-calorie-calculator/. It will differ depending on the specific brands and ingredients that you use.

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FAQs

Why won't my white chocolate ganache whip? ›

White chocolate does not have starch, so it does not thicken the ganache, unlike dark chocolate. The proper proportion for white chocolate ganache is 45 to 60 ml of cream to 12 ounces of chocolate. You used 240 ml, which made it too runny. Use less cream and you will get a good consistency.

Why does my whipped ganache keep separating? ›

If you happen to over whip your ganache, it may become grainy and look like it has curdled and split. It's possible you either whipped it for too long or you didn't wait for it to cool long enough before whisking.

What is the secret of good ganache? ›

The best ganache is made from high-quality chocolate (we recommend Barima Artisanal chocolate) and whipping cream with a high fat content (preferably 36%). By selecting good quality ingredients, you will give your ganache an intense flavour and smooth texture.

Can you whip ganache too much? ›

Whipped ganache CAN get grainy if you whip it too much so don't over do it.

How to fix whipped chocolate ganache? ›

Add the water gradually, starting with a teaspoon and whisking vigorously in between additions, until you see the ganache starting to become smooth and cohesive again. Continue to whisk until the mixture smooths out entirely, adding more hot water only as necessary.

How to stiffen white chocolate ganache? ›

Put ganache into the fridge to let it set and get thicker.

If you have the time, take your ganache, cover it with plastic wrap, and set it in the fridge. Leave it in the fridge for an hour, taking it out every 30 minutes to stir it. Once it gets to the right consistency, proceed with your recipe.

Why is my whipped ganache not thickening? ›

One surefire way to thicken ganache is to add more chocolate. By increasing the amount of chocolate, you effectively adjust the ratio of chocolate to cream, resulting in a firmer consistency once cooled.

How do you fix separated white chocolate ganache? ›

The easiest way to rescue your split ganache… Use a blender! (You can use a whisk or a spoon…the blender is just so much quicker) Find my 'No-Split White Chocolate Ganache Recipe' on my reels.

What does adding butter to ganache do? ›

Cut up the butter, stir it into the mixture and blend. Note: Butter isn't essential but it gives your ganache a more melt-in-the mouth texture. Your ganache is now ready to use. You might have to let your ganache crystallize depending on what you want to do with it.

What is the difference between whipped ganache and regular ganache? ›

Also, unlike a regular ganache, whipped ganaches are airy and their texture is fluffy and creamy.

What is the basic formula for ganache? ›

For bittersweet or semisweet chocolate ganache, make ganache from 2 parts cream, 3 parts chocolate (by weight). For milk chocolate ganache, or for ganache made from flavored chips (white, butterscotch, etc.), use 1 part cream, 3 parts chocolate (by weight).

Does whipped ganache need to be refrigerated? ›

The general rule is that classic ganache may stay at room temperature for up to 2 days, then must be refrigerated. If you'd rather be safe (which I recommend), keep it refrigerated for all storage. Ganache can be frozen for up to 1 month. Thaw in the fridge then let come to room temperature before using.

Does whipped ganache set hard? ›

Use the whipped ganache immediately. If you let it be for too long it will go hard. You can bring it back to its texture by beating it on low speed.

Can you remelt whipped ganache? ›

If I have left over ganache, I freeze it in ziplock bags and get it out the night before so it has time to come to room temperature again, then microwave it until it's softened up again and use it straight away, without a problem.

Why is my white chocolate ganache too thick? ›

Another cause to super thick ganache is you do not have enough cream so make sure your ratios are correct! (1:1 chocolate to cream for glaze, whipped ganache, or drip cakes. 2:1 chocolate to cream for truffles, and fillings!)

How long does ganache need to cool before whipping? ›

Chill ganache in the fridge (about 30 minutes to an hour). It will be very thick at this point. Add the ganache to your stand mixer and use the whisk attachment to whip on medium speed for two minutes. Add in a dash of kosher salt if you wish, and continue to whip on high speed until it is light and fluffy.

Why won't my white chocolate harden? ›

The chocolate wasn't tempered (or pre-crystallised)

As a result, your chocolate won't harden and will continue to feel wet. Always temper your chocolate properly before working with it. How to temper chocolate?

Does white chocolate ganache harden at room temperature? ›

Yes, white chocolate ganache should eventually stiffen up at room temperature, but does to go back to a completely solid state. Depending on the chocolate you're using, this can take anywhere from a few hours to overnight. The fridge or freezer can help speed up the process (see above).

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