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![]() "sf" > ha scritto nel messaggio "Giusi" > > wrote: >> I'll use something local. I'd make a syrup with the rosemary, ass butter >> and liquor at the end. Drizzle into the cake. I just wanted a more done >> up >> look for a party. I'm sure it's very good the way it is, but you know... >> > It's good the way it is. The reason I didn't glaze it is because my > last glaze was so transparent - it was just lemon juice and powdered > sugar. How do you get a citrusy flavor (or rosemary, in your case) > *and* a glaze that isn't semi-transparent? I understand how to make a > flavored sugar syrup, but don't know how to make a flavored, opaque > glaze. Is butter the key ingredient? I'm not looking for something opaque, but if I were I would look to my mother's way. Confectioner's sugar, orange peel and prange juice. What I want is something shiny and thinnish that I can prick the top of the cake and let seep in, although not too much. I need to make it a day ahead anyway, so I'll take advantage of that. |
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