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White Chocolate Drip

Drip cake videos are my absolute obsession! Even if I've watched a million of them, I always pause to watch another one when I see them on instagram. I can't help it! They're just so mesmerizing! There is good reason why it's hard to look away: they provide such an effortless yet delicious touch to decorated cakes. Especially if you are a novice baker, this drip recipe is an excellent way to dress up your cakes easily and cover up any flaws or uneven edges. Technically, this recipe can be called a "white chocolate ganache". But I like to reserve this term for a mixture of only two ingredients: chocolate and heavy cream. This recipe is mostly for dripping and topping cakes because of its one secret ingredient: light corn syrup! The corn syrup is what helps it drip easily and gives it the most hypnotizing, glossy finish! Just add this mixture to a piping bag or a parchment paper cone, and you're good to go.​

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10 minutes
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RECIPE

1. Place all the ingredients in a microwave safe bowl.

2. Heat mixture in 30 second microwave bursts, stirring in between each burst until ingredients come together in a homogenous mixture.

3. Add to a piping bag or parchment cone and drip carefully onto a chilled cake.

INGREDIENTS

6 ounces white chocolate melting wafers

6 tablespoons heavy cream

3 tablespoons light corn syrup

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