IPA: //ɡəˈnæʃ//
KK: /gəˈnɑːʃ/
A smooth and creamy mixture made from chocolate and cream, often used as a filling or icing for desserts.
The cake was topped with a rich ganache that melted in my mouth.
Ganache originates from French, where it refers to a rich chocolate mixture made with cream. The term itself does not have further breakdown into Latin or Greek roots, as it is a culinary term derived directly from the French language.
Imagine a rich chocolate mixture made with cream, as that's what ganache is — a delightful treat from French cuisine.