Using the paddle attachment, beat on medium-high until combined, about 30 seconds, scraping down the bowl as needed. Add the corn syrup and mint oil to the egg mixture.Kill the heat under the sauté pan but leave it on the stove you’ll use it later. Remove from the water and transfer bowl to the mixer. (Some mixers have an added piece of metal at the bottom that necessitates this.) Reduce the heat to medium and stir often with a rubber spatula until the egg mixture is smooth, foamy, and hits 160☏, 7 to 10 minutes. Tilt the bowl as needed so the egg mixture is in contact in the water. Combine 30 grams (about 1/4 cup) of the confectioners’ sugar with the egg white in the bowl of your stand mixer, then park the bowl on the towel in the water.(Yes, there's a towel in the pan.it's okay.) Add 1 inch of water, place over medium-high heat, and bring to a bare simmer, about 190☏. Place a folded kitchen towel in the bottom of an 11-inch straight-sided sauté pan or large skillet.But check the ingredient list on Andes Mints… peppermint is what they use! I have tried using the mint extracts but it always turns out tasting artificial to me because it isn’t really the minty taste my tastebuds are wanting! So use peppermint extract in all your mint chocolate desserts!Īt first, I took the photos of these cupcakes with whole peppermint patties on top… they looked like spiders!!! The ganache drizzle looked like legs! So then I cut the patties in half! It was super funny/creepy. You want to use peppermint! I know, I know most people associate peppermint with candy canes and not with the chocolate mint desserts they love so much. The most common mistake people make when baking their minty desserts is using the wrong extract. Every time I’m back home with my parents and making cupcakes, the first question my mother asks is “Will it have ganache?” She’s obsessed! Every dessert has to have ganache in her world! I usually put a layer of ganache on top of the cupcakes before the frosting, it helps seal in the moisture of the cake and tastes divine! My Chocolate Strawberry Cheesecake Cupcakes have it! You can even whip it into frosting after it’s cooled! ( Whipped Chocolate Ganache Frosting) Depending on how much cream you add, the consistency will be different. It’s the thick chocolate topping on these cupcakes but you’ll usually find it on top of cakes! That shiny decadent soft chocolate stuff that drips off of cakes, thats ganache! It’s a combination of chocolate and heavy whipping cream melted together. People ask me this all the time! First of all, it’s pronounced “guh-nosh” or “guh-nash” depending on who you ask. Don’t even get me starting on Tillamook mint chip ice cream… I’m obsessed!! And you’ll soon be obsessed with these Peppermint Pattie Cupcakes that are crazy easy to make thanks to a cake mix! I grew up snacking on Junior mints in movie theaters and big York Peppermint Patties, so I’ve always been a peppermint lover. The clean minty taste melts into the chocolate and it’s heavenly. There’s something perfect about a peppermint pattie. These easy Peppermint Pattie Cupcakes are perfectly minty! Creamy peppermint frosting topped with rich chocolate ganache.
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