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Any suggestions for rescuing a failed glaze? The recipe is straight
forward: 1/2 cup cream 6 oz bittersweet chocolate, chopped Boiled the cream, poured it over the chocolate, mixed. This time, however, the glaze separated into a thick (but smooth) chocolate and a light yellow liquid (some oil, I think; looked like ghee but tasted bland). No amount of mixing would blend the two parts together again. The cream was a very rich, unhomogenized local brand that I've used successfully many times. The chocolate was new (to me, anyway): Ghiradelli 70% Extra Bittersweet. If you can clue me in to what I did wrong, and have suggestions for fixing what I have, I would appreciate your help. Thanks, Tomas |
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