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How To Drip the Perfect Drip-Cake

How To Drip the Perfect Drip-Cake

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This technique is really simple but I know that a flawless drip eludes some of you and that is why I am breaking it down to give you all the tips you'll need to get your drip rolling Sharon Johns: Hi Jemma, I love they way you help to make the techniques easy to follow. I have friend's daughter that is unable to have sugar (it is quite life threatening and for her 18th birthday her Mum asked if I could make her some macarons, but I have had a quick look for recipes, not really with much luck. Just wondering if you may have come across any? I would really appreciate it, I would just like to bring a little sunshine to her for her birthday, she has had a couple of tough years. Sharon
Date: 2019-10-31

Comments and reviews: 9


I've never actually noticed anywhere selling cocoa butter - other than in hand/face products But that's an interesting tip. So you wouldn't use your normal white chocolate ganache with a 3: 1 ratio with double cream? Also, could you use coloured candy melts, rather than buying oil/powder colours to dye your white chocolate? (I only have gel and liquid colours) x
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Lovely drips, milady Just curious if after the top ganache has settled in the fridge, does it smooth out completely, making it look glassy or is there another technique that you would use for that? Every ganache covered cake Ive seen has that perfectly shiny smooth look to it. Love the apron, too, beeteedubs
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Jemma I feel like I've almost mastered buttercream and I've made great cupcakes too because of watching your frosting techniques and using the grams for the good butter and sugar and milk it's just been amazing and I've been baking for years and I love it but thank you so much
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Hi Jemma- I love your videos and this was no exception I would like to make deep red ganache to drop on a Halloween cake this year and was wondering if you could give me some advice on how to get a deep but vibrant red color. I use Americolor brand. Thanks
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I tried this today and when I had the right consistency it kind of melted the icing a bit and slipped down the cake, looked awful, is it because I used meringue buttercream? If i allowed the chocolate to cool it went to thick to drip.
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Hey Jemma Absolutely love your tutorials I follow everything you do Swear by your cupcakes and buttercream What colour pink are you using? I need this colour in my life Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us all
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Hi Jemma Iam watching your interest videos from South America would love to spend a day with you in your work space will be in England next year. Thanks for all your videos and helping tips May the Lord Bless you
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Gel food coloring doesnt work in white chocolate, i learned that the hard way. It seizes the chocolate, so stick to the recipe and use oil based. If you dont have oil based then leave it white, better than nothing.
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Hi Jemma I went on line to buy some cocoa butter theres so many different types so now Im confused as I have never bought it before, which type would you recommend? Love watching you Jemma Ive learnt so much thankyou.
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