Trinitario Ganache — Step-by-Step Instructions
What You’ll Need
For 70% Dark Chocolate Ganache:
- 196g Trinitario 70% dark chocolate
- 174g whipping cream (35% fat)
- 26g trimoline (or glucose)
- 30g butter
For 66% Dark Chocolate Ganache:
- 200g Trinitario 66% dark chocolate
- 168g whipping cream (35% fat)
- 26g trimoline (or glucose)
- 30g butter
For 50% Milk Chocolate Ganache:
- 232g Trinitario 50% milk chocolate
- 200g whipping cream (35% fat)
- 20g glucose
- 50g butter
For 38% Milk Chocolate Ganache:
- 220g Trinitario 38% milk chocolate
- 160g whipping cream (35% fat)
- 16g glucose
- 50g butter
How to Make Ganache
- Heat the cream & sweetener
- Pour the whipping cream and trimoline (or glucose, see quantities above) into a small saucepan.
- Heat until it reaches 80°C (just before boiling).
- Combine with Trinitario chocolate
- Place your chosen Trinitario chocolate in a heatproof bowl.
- Pour the hot cream mixture over the chocolate.
- Let it sit for about 1 minute — this gently melts the chocolate.
- Mix gently
- Stir the mixture until the chocolate is smooth and fully melted.
- Add butter
- Add the butter to the bowl.
- Stir until incorporated and glossy.
- Blend for silkiness
- Use a hand blender or food processor to blitz the ganache very well until extra smooth.
- Cool and set
- Let the ganache cool to around 28–30°C (it should feel slightly warm but not hot).
- Use immediately for glazing or spoon into moulds to set.
Tip:
Using Trinitario chocolate gives your ganache a premium, Caribbean flavour.
Swap in different Trinitario chocolates for a dark, milk, or extra-creamy finish.
This step-by-step guide makes rich, glossy Trinitario ganache easy for any home cook or pro!





