Prepare a chocolate genoise and a Grand-Marnier flavoured 16° syrup.
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#GANACHE:
Pour the chocolate cut in chunks and the boiling in a mixing bowl. Beat on low speed until the chocolate is completely melted and you obtain a homogeneous mixture.
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Increase the speed and whisk until fully cooled. The ganache becomes paler and gains volume when cooling down.
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Meanwhile, trim the top of the genoise to give it a round look (dome shaped).
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Cut transversely the chocolate genoise in three layers.
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the lower layer with a bit of melted chocolate.
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The ganache is ready. It must be creamy and cold. If needed, put it a couple of minutes in a freezer tho harden it.
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the first genoise disc with the cold Grand-Marnier syrup (the cold layer of chocolate will be under this disc).
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Spread a layer of ganache and put the second level of genoise, which must have a slightly smaller diameter.
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Punch the second disc with the syrup and spread a second layer of ganache. Put the third level, which must also be slightl smaller in diameter. Punch the third genoise disc.
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Finish up by coating the cake entirely. Leave to set in the fridge. When the cream will have set a little, sprinkle with fresh chocolate vermicelli over the whole beret. Keep refrigerated.