RGFC » Bailey’s Ganache
This is about what it should look like once you're ready to start cooling.

This is about what it should look like once you’re ready to start cooling.

Typically a chocolate ganache is used to enrobe a cake in a sweet chocolate frosting that hardens into a smooth glossy shell. It’s really simple to make a ganache, making your cake look pretty and easy to decorate if that’s the way you want to go!

This recipe utilizes Bailey’s Irish Cream or any other Irish Cream instead of whipping (heavy) cream. Additionally if you decide to use cream, you could technically use any other type of chips such as white chocolate or butterscotch – just keep the proportions the same.

Irish Cream Ganache

3/4 cup (188 ml) Bailey’s Irish Cream
1 cup (180 g) semi-sweet chocolate chips

  1. Heat the cream in a sauce pan until it just starts to boil. You’ll want to stir it regularly since you don’t want the cream to burn onto the bottom of the pan.
  2. Once it boils, add in the chips and remove from heat. Stir until the chips melt and the mixture is smooth.
  3. Give it a few minutes to cool and then pour over your cake!

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