I have cooked for 20 years, with half that time spent in fine fare/fine dining. This is a picture perfect tutorial..right down to that sieve that has seen far better days. I am happy to see professionals that have let go of the kitchen culture that would purposefully leave out some information to ensure your attempts will never be as good as theirs. Really good example on how to make a mirror glaze.
@@KirstenTibballs I am so grateful for your tutorial. Am just an average homemaker wanting to make a beautiful glaze cake my sister. You have made this accessible to someone like me. Thank you! Just curious, have you tried to make any vegan chocolates? I know that some dark couverture chocolate is vegan. It would be great to see some tutorials for vegans. A whole new market for you! :)
It is a shame how you don't answer people questions but refer them to your paid website. That's the only issue I have. But yes the Vids are good and informative.
First time saw your video ma'am, And it is wonderful.. This what you call a literally perfect tutorial you explained and reasoned each and everything you did... The way you are describing & explaining is wow.. 100% sure that you are doing this all with 101% of your heart... ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
Hi Kirsten Tibballs, It's a wonderful tutorial and I watch to the end of the video. However, pls. let me know what did you call the powder (white powder) to put to the chocolate mix?
amazing tutorial... thanks a ton for this video... loved it.. will surely try and let u know how it came out... appreciate u for mentioning all the small details and tips while making it.. thanks again..
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I love doing desserts, is a hobby I do at home whenever I want to relax, I look forward to try the mirror glaze cake😍. Again, thank you for sharing! I subscribed to your channel and look forward to learn from you more❤️😘
Hi Kristen Tibballs, great work you have here. Thanks for sharing. But in Nigeria where I am I could not get White Chocolate chips. How can you help me out cause I love to rehearse mine. Thanks.
Hi Kristen thank you for sharing this recipe. It is so beautiful. The cake has very good shape. It covered with white chocolate or cream before you covered with glaze?
I would dare to call this particular one a Jupiter glaze. It remind me on NASA colored photos of Jupiter. So beautiful. And yes, I would have a problem to cut through this one :)
Hi kirsten , Thank you for the beautiful recipe. Always enjoy watching your videos 💟🔥.one question though , what do u do with the left over glaze that has dripped off ? Can we use them again? They seem to have set off as soon as u put them . Can we melt and warm them again ?
Hi, You can re-use the glaze. Simply scrape it up, colour it again and re-heat it. You can store it in the fridge for 2 weeks of the freezer for up to 3 months. The best way to re-heat it is to microwave it. 😊
Great tutorial! Would there be less risk of incorporating air bubbles by mixing in a taller vessel than a shallow bowl? Also, will passing the glaze through a strainer help remove any excess air and unmixed gelatin?
hi kirsten! i have a question... my englsih is not good so ... if i want a red mirror glaze.. do i need to add dioxid before red colour? or just red colour? thamks very much
Hi Kristen, thank you so much for sharing this recipe. I wonder if I may use regular sugar instead of caster sugar since it will be boiled anyway, and you don't bother with the temperature. Caster sugar is so expensive. Just trying to be frugal here.
Hello, that would be titanium dixoide powder.www.savourschool.com.au/garnishing-and-decorating/colours/titanium-dioxide-oil-based-colour/product-detail.aspx
beautiful cake! fascinating technique and so well explained. really glad i found this channel. Please, can i use gelatin powder instead of sheets? and what would be the substitution amount? thank you for sharing your expertise!
Hi Debby, We have all that information available on Savour online classes www.savourschool.com.au/online-classes.aspx However I have a video on gelatine coming up soon that will help you.
Hi Smridh you will need to refer to our video on Gelatine coming out soon. Or already available on Savour Online Classes www.savourschool.com.au/search.aspx?q=spray%20gun
Hi Kirsten, I have some questions about the cake. I used this donut mold to make a mousse cake and glaze over the cake and I keep it in the fridge overnight. I saw a lot of water from the cake bottom the next day. Why the cake has water come out from the bottom? Defrost? 😔 How long do I keep the cake in freeze then unmold it? 🤔 Which part of the procedure I made wrong to get this result and how to fix it? Thank you 🤗🤗
Great question. If you have questions not related to the video. You can go to my Facebook community group for Savour Online classes. You have to be a member of Savour Online classes which you can find by going to my website :) Thanks for the comment ! www.savourschool.com.au/
White gel color has titanium dioxide in it. That's what makes it white. So, you could be able to substitute that. As stated in the video, you can use gel colors instead of powders.
Hello Kirsten, nice glaze tutorial! I wonder how it tastes, the combination of white chocolate and condensed milk, i heard a lot opinions, but most of them were negative, so I am not sure if I should give it a try. Still, watched the video to the end!
Hi Oskar, unfortunately we don't have a neutral glaze recipe on youtube. We have a full recipe on our online class library www.savourschool.com.au/online-classes.aspx
Great question. If you have questions not related to the video. You can go to my Facebook community group for Savour Online classes. You have to be a member of Savour Online classes which you can find by going to my website :) Thanks for the comment ! www.savourschool.com.au/
How do you store a glazed cake so it won't lose its color or shine? Is there a proper temperature to be followed or is it normal to lose its shine/color in the fridge overnight?
Hi Kirsten. I tried to achieve red and white glaze. But when I alternate it in my jar and started pouring onto my mousse cake, it mixed and became pink and white instead. Any tips for that please?
Hi For this recipe should I use 18 gr. of gelatin powder? Or 36 gr. As gold leaf weighs 2 gr.. Hope to get any answer . Thank you from Israel I enjoyed every second of this video.
4 1/2 sheets of gelatin generally equal 1 teaspoon of powdered agar, or 1 Tablespoon of agar flakes. It will, however, depend on the strength of the gelatin that is being used in the recipe you are using.
I have a question. I have done about 3 of these cakes now, the glaze turns out fine most of the time, but the last one I couldn't get the bubbles out despite putting the glaze through a strainer several times and prior to that, I used an immersion blender. I also alternated colors -teal and white by pouring them into the same container and I ended up with very little marble or streaking effect. What did I do wrong? My recipe that I use is 1.5 cups sugar, 2/3 cup sweetened condensed milk, 1 cup water, and 1/2 cup corn syrup or glucose, heat to boiling, add 2 packets of bloomed gelatin and dissolve and pour over 2 cups white chocolate chips, blend with immersion blender until melted. Then I allow mixture to cool to 30C/90F, and pour. The first 2 cakes I did were near perfect but this last one I did, was bubbly and the glaze kind of rippled down the sides of the cake making it look lumpy on the sides. Maybe it was too cool? What advice do you have for this sort of issue - especially the bubbles?
Use more white than teal, a trainer would add more air. you need to invest in a better hand blender. You can see how I do it more on www.savourschool.com.au/online-classes.aspx
I have cooked for 20 years, with half that time spent in fine fare/fine dining. This is a picture perfect tutorial..right down to that sieve that has seen far better days. I am happy to see professionals that have let go of the kitchen culture that would purposefully leave out some information to ensure your attempts will never be as good as theirs. Really good example on how to make a mirror glaze.
Thank you for the lovely comment! I appreciate you feedback. I love to share as much knowledge as I can 💕😊
@@KirstenTibballs I am so grateful for your tutorial. Am just an average homemaker wanting to make a beautiful glaze cake my sister. You have made this accessible to someone like me. Thank you! Just curious, have you tried to make any vegan chocolates? I know that some dark couverture chocolate is vegan. It would be great to see some tutorials for vegans. A whole new market for you! :)
It is a shame how you don't answer people questions but refer them to your paid website. That's the only issue I have. But yes the Vids are good and informative.
Thank you so much!! After many mirror glazes, I finally know why it was so thick (water evaporating) and how to layers multiple colors!!🙏🏼
Great tutorial, Kirsten! Thankyou for sharing your knowledge.
You are most welcome! Thank you for the lovely comment
Best tutorial I've seen and I love that the substitutes are listed on the site. I feel ready to give it a try.
I'm glad you find it user friendly! Thank you for the lovely comment :)
Absaloutly brilliant , wondefull woman with excellent descriptive methodology
Thank you
Watching this for a solid dependable glaze recipe! Love your enthusiasm Kirsten and your website is fabulous too.
Thanks so much! 😊
I love your beautiful smile in all stages of teaching; . Which shows your positive energy . Good luck . wish you all the best .
Thank you very much 😌😌
Your style of teaching is perfect for me so glad I found your channel can't wait to try something
Thank you for your wonderful feedback. We also have over 300 video recipes on Savour Online Classes www.savourschool.com.au/online-classes.aspx
First time saw your video ma'am,
And it is wonderful.. This what you call a literally perfect tutorial you explained and reasoned each and everything you did...
The way you are describing & explaining is wow..
100% sure that you are doing this all with 101% of your heart...
♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
Thank you 😊 You might like our online classes www.savourschool.com.au
That's a really satisfying recipe, thanks a lot... I just want to ask how we can make the base ( the actual cake
It's so nice to c u answer d queries ...👍
No problem
No words! Gorgeous!!!! WOW!
Terrific - you really know your subject. Best video on this subject I have seen :)
Thats so nice. Thank you
Best tutorial... also you are beautiful baker...
Great video.thank u for sharing 💕💕💕
You are so welcome!
does anyone know where can i get the mold with which the cake was made ? Thanks 🙏🏻
Hi Natsumi, you can buy it here www.savourschool.com.au/silicon-moulds/silikomart/kit-trinity/product-detail.aspx
I bow to her expertise
:) Thank you for watching
What type of frosting do you use to coat the cake before glazing?
Almost always it's a mousse of some sort and it's put in a mold so it's perfectly smooth, any rough texture will show through the glaze.
i think that is a frozen mousse cake but you should use buttercream or ganache
i tried it with swiss meringue and it all slid right off.
The glaze is poured onto the frozen mousse cake :)
Wow amazing talent !
loved your way in teaching thank you for that lovely video
That's so nice! Thank you!
Amazing recipe! What kind of frosting did you use to coat the cake? I like this video!
Thank you! Glad you like the video
Beautiful chef and the glaze. Just wow
Thank you 😊
Thank You...Looks amayzing...
It's so satisfying toglaze as well!
Hi, nice recipe, can i use agar agar insted of gelatin
What Bamix do you use maam? Thanks
Hi Kirsten Tibballs,
It's a wonderful tutorial and I watch to the end of the video. However, pls. let me know what did you call the powder (white powder) to put to the chocolate mix?
Can you make one for the us instead of 207 g no ideal how much that is in cups or tea spoon or so on
We use grams as cups/teaspoon can be inconsistent between individuals, this recipe makes enough to glaze one cake comfortably
amazing tutorial... thanks a ton for this video... loved it.. will surely try and let u know how it came out... appreciate u for mentioning all the small details and tips while making it.. thanks again..
Thank you so much. If you want more recipes you can subscribe to savour online classes :) www.savourschool.com.au/online-classes.aspx
That looks fantastic 👍
Thanks for your videos I'd like to buy red oil soluble colour Where can I buy those?
works amazing
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I love doing desserts, is a hobby I do at home whenever I want to relax, I look forward to try the mirror glaze cake😍. Again, thank you for sharing! I subscribed to your channel and look forward to learn from you more❤️😘
You are most welcome!
can i not use apricot jam ?
Hi Kristen Tibballs, great work you have here. Thanks for sharing. But in Nigeria where I am I could not get White Chocolate chips. How can you help me out cause I love to rehearse mine. Thanks.
Hi,
You can use milk or dark chocolate, but obviously then won’t be able to create different colours. Can you purchase some online?
@@KirstenTibballs Hi, yes I can.
Thanks.
Hi, Please, I will like to know the cost.
@@KirstenTibballs Hi, my mail, need more communication denikesther@gmail.com
Need your reply please, thanks.
You can contact us at info@savourschool.com.au if you would like to place an order.
Hi Kristen thank you for sharing this recipe. It is so beautiful. The cake has very good shape. It covered with white chocolate or cream before you covered with glaze?
Would it be possible to modify this recipe to do It with a original glaze?
That's so cool looking
Wonderful.,can I use corn syrop instead of glucose
Yes
I would dare to call this particular one a Jupiter glaze. It remind me on NASA colored photos of Jupiter. So beautiful. And yes, I would have a problem to cut through this one :)
Thank you!
Hi kirsten , Thank you for the beautiful recipe. Always enjoy watching your videos 💟🔥.one question though , what do u do with the left over glaze that has dripped off ? Can we use them again? They seem to have set off as soon as u put them .
Can we melt and warm them again ?
Hi,
You can re-use the glaze. Simply scrape it up, colour it again and re-heat it. You can store it in the fridge for 2 weeks of the freezer for up to 3 months. The best way to re-heat it is to microwave it. 😊
Can u tell me an alternate for Apricot Jam
what is the cake coated with before you added the mirror glaze?
Nothing, it is a mousse cake.
Hi Kristin! I only have platinum gelatin sheets. Would I have to change the amount/ratio?
Gold gelatine is 2g per sheet platinum is 1g, add the same number of sheets not grams 😊
Hello. Lovely tutorial. How long would this glaze last outside of refrigeration?
A few hours 😊
I loved your video!!! I am curious if you have a video on how to make the mousse cake?
Hi, I have lots of recipes making mousse cakes on my Savour online classes platform www.savourschool.com.au/
Great tutorial! Would there be less risk of incorporating air bubbles by mixing in a taller vessel than a shallow bowl? Also, will passing the glaze through a strainer help remove any excess air and unmixed gelatin?
heat above 24 degrees and the gelatine will be in a liquid form. Passing it through a sieve will incorporate MORE air. Taller vessel always better
Wow!
😊
A big wow.......beautiful 👍
Thank you!
This is an amazing tutorial thank you. How would you find i apply glitter to this if i were to be making one thats galaxy themed?
I would apply in the glaze or after. I would use darker glaze.
hi kirsten! i have a question... my englsih is not good so ... if i want a red mirror glaze.. do i need to add dioxid before red colour? or just red colour? thamks very much
Just red will be fine.
Hi Kristen, thank you so much for sharing this recipe. I wonder if I may use regular sugar instead of caster sugar since it will be boiled anyway, and you don't bother with the temperature. Caster sugar is so expensive. Just trying to be frugal here.
Beautifull colour
Thank you 😊
May I ask you which model of Bamix do you use?
I just use the basic model 😊
You are my new inspiration 😁😁😁
Too kind!
very nice chef
Fantastic to watch ! Thank You ! Just one question: what is a name of this white powder what you add at the end of making base glaze ?
Hello, that would be titanium dixoide powder.www.savourschool.com.au/garnishing-and-decorating/colours/titanium-dioxide-oil-based-colour/product-detail.aspx
Savour Chocolate & Patisserie School - Thank You !!!
beautiful cake! fascinating technique and so well explained. really glad i found this channel. Please, can i use gelatin powder instead of sheets? and what would be the substitution amount? thank you for sharing your expertise!
Hi Debby, We have all that information available on Savour online classes www.savourschool.com.au/online-classes.aspx However I have a video on gelatine coming up soon that will help you.
hey! can gelatine powder replace the sheets?if so, whats the conversion for this recipe in powder weight?
Hi Smridh you will need to refer to our video on Gelatine coming out soon. Or already available on Savour Online Classes
www.savourschool.com.au/search.aspx?q=spray%20gun
Hi love , I really enjoyed this tutorial, my only question is , what type of cake did you glaze on or can you glaze on buttercream ??
Just want to share.. You can use
1. Mousses cream
2.buttercream or fresh cream
Hi Kirsten, I have some questions about the cake.
I used this donut mold to make a mousse cake and glaze over the cake and I keep it in the fridge overnight. I saw a lot of water from the cake bottom the next day.
Why the cake has water come out from the bottom? Defrost? 😔
How long do I keep the cake in freeze then unmold it? 🤔
Which part of the procedure I made wrong to get this result and how to fix it?
Thank you 🤗🤗
What's your Agar Agar ratio plz ?
Great question. If you have questions not related to the video. You can go to my Facebook community group for Savour Online classes. You have to be a member of Savour Online classes which you can find by going to my website :) Thanks for the comment !
www.savourschool.com.au/
Thank you dear
You are so welcome!
Excellent
😊😊
In place of gelatin sheets can i use the gelatin powder and if yes how much. Thanx
You sure can! Just make sure it's the same weight.
Kirsten Tibballs isn’t gelatin powder a lot stronger than gelatin sheets? Or are gold gelatin sheets equivalent to the strength of gelatin powder?
How do you thin the glaze if it gets thicker after adding titanium ?
Add warm water
can I use white colour gel to replace titanium dixoide powder?
White gel color has titanium dioxide in it. That's what makes it white. So, you could be able to substitute that. As stated in the video, you can use gel colors instead of powders.
yes
Is this glaze be so sweet??
😍 Precioso!
😊😊
What can I use as a substitute of glucose ??
Light corn syrup 😊
@@KirstenTibballs Thank you so much.
Wow, great glaze.
😊 Thank you
Really good job!
Thank you!
❤how to get the recipe ❤?
Hello Kirsten,
nice glaze tutorial! I wonder how it tastes, the combination of white chocolate and condensed milk, i heard a lot opinions, but most of them were negative, so I am not sure if I should give it a try. Still, watched the video to the end!
It’s a great glaze, with ingredients most people can find 😊
Hi if I want a clear glaze, can I not add the condense milk and use it as that?
If you wanted a clear glaze that is a different recipe. We hare a beautiful mirror glaze on Savour Online Classes.
Kirsten can I use a dark chocolate instead of white? Are the measurements of the remaining ingredients stay the same? Thanks.
Yes you can use dark chocolate, I would add 30% less
Kirsten Tibballs Thank you so much.
if we substitute white chocolate compound instead, is there any difference?
It should be fine
This surprised me. It wasnt click bait.
I'm flabbergasted that this wasn't terrible like every other "Galaxy drink" Galaxy doughnut" video on here.
I'm so glad you liked it! I loved showing techniques and sharing some tips and recipes
I'm so glad you liked it!
😊
It's Kirsten Tibballs! How did you not expect this to be amazing? She's a legend
What is neutral glaze and what does it do?
Hi Oskar, unfortunately we don't have a neutral glaze recipe on youtube. We have a full recipe on our online class library www.savourschool.com.au/online-classes.aspx
Does the glaze crystallizes after a few minutes?
Not at all! When stored correctly it stays the same 😊
How we can get the recipe for this?
Is it in the video?
@@KirstenTibballs Yes it is, Thank you
Hi..if i want to glaze no bake cheesecake,should i frozen the cake first?
Great question. If you have questions not related to the video. You can go to my Facebook community group for Savour Online classes. You have to be a member of Savour Online classes which you can find by going to my website :) Thanks for the comment !
www.savourschool.com.au/
How do you store a glazed cake so it won't lose its color or shine? Is there a proper temperature to be followed or is it normal to lose its shine/color in the fridge overnight?
Hey Jason,
Either fridge is dry or the if the recipe has a lot of chocolate in it it could tend to go dull.
All the best.
Thank you for share this recipe!:)
I would like to follow this❣
And I want to know what happen if I don't put apricot jam???
The recipe is there in the video. If you don’t have apricot jam you can use neutral glaze.
Hi Kirsten. I tried to achieve red and white glaze. But when I alternate it in my jar and started pouring onto my mousse cake, it mixed and became pink and white instead. Any tips for that please?
Beautiful cake
💕💕💕
plz share recipe ice cream designer
Hi there, these recipe sand more are available with savour Online classes :) www.savourschool.com.au
superb. i would like to make it. just one query ? how did you frost bundt cake so perfectly. is it buttercream or whipped cream
It was a mousse cake shilpa joshi
It's a frozen mousse cake :)
If I can not find gold gelatin sheets, how much gelatin powder I will use for this recipe?
AWESOMMMMEEEEE.
I am glad you liked it 😋
Its is the awesome mirror cake ever 😙
Thank you!
Hi
For this recipe should I use 18 gr. of gelatin powder? Or 36 gr. As gold leaf weighs 2 gr..
Hope to get any answer .
Thank you from Israel
I enjoyed every second of this video.
18g gelatin powder plus 108g of cold water
Perfect !!!
Thank you!
May I know where to get the color powder
Hi, you can buy it in the retail section on my website :www.savourschool.com.au/
Is it possible to use agar agar instead of gelatine?
Yes, you can!
beautiful
😊😊
if I don’t have apricot jam ,can I just not add it?
you will need neutral glaze then.
Hi there,
Great tutorial, can I use agar agar instead of gelatin?
Sharmin Panjwani yes you can i dont use gelatin either🤗
What's your Agar ratio?
4 1/2 sheets of gelatin generally equal 1 teaspoon of powdered agar, or 1 Tablespoon of agar flakes. It will, however, depend on the strength of the gelatin that is being used in the recipe you are using.
Fantastic advice :)
Can you omit the glucose????
It is an integral part of the glaze. If you don't have it, you can use clear corn syrup which is usually sold in the grocery store.
i’ve made it many times without it and it turned out fine. i’ve also used golden syrup which worked well too. not exactly “integral” @@judyfleming4757
Hope you found the answer in the other comments :)
I have a question. I have done about 3 of these cakes now, the glaze turns out fine most of the time, but the last one I couldn't get the bubbles out despite putting the glaze through a strainer several times and prior to that, I used an immersion blender. I also alternated colors -teal and white by pouring them into the same container and I ended up with very little marble or streaking effect. What did I do wrong? My recipe that I use is 1.5 cups sugar, 2/3 cup sweetened condensed milk, 1 cup water, and 1/2 cup corn syrup or glucose, heat to boiling, add 2 packets of bloomed gelatin and dissolve and pour over 2 cups white chocolate chips, blend with immersion blender until melted. Then I allow mixture to cool to 30C/90F, and pour. The first 2 cakes I did were near perfect but this last one I did, was bubbly and the glaze kind of rippled down the sides of the cake making it look lumpy on the sides. Maybe it was too cool? What advice do you have for this sort of issue - especially the bubbles?
Use more white than teal, a trainer would add more air. you need to invest in a better hand blender. You can see how I do it more on www.savourschool.com.au/online-classes.aspx
Ma’am what will be the ratio of the recipe if we don’t use apricot jam? Because it’s not available here where I live !!
Can you replace it with napage or neutral glaze? You can’t really leave that out of the recipe.
Temperature!of glaze??
31C 😊
@@KirstenTibballs Thanks!!
I even got to meet Kristen in the savour shop !
Yay! Come back again soon!