Hi all,I just got a set of ganache cutters, but am wondering - do you bottom them before or after cutting the shape? And if you do it after cutting, how do you apply the chocolate? I was thinking of a small pastry brush, but can it be done with an icing spatula?Any other tips for working with ganache cutters?
updated by @tien-chiu: 05/05/15 06:06:42
using ganache cutters
Like Carol says, bottom first, then cut. You can punch out about 3 centers before turning it upside down to remove the cut ganache. http://forums.egullet.org/index.php?/topic/95787-advanced-chocolate-class-with-jean-pierre-wybauw/page__view__findpost__p__1310386 Check out the picture about half way down the first post that show's Wybauw using the cutters.
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