Kitchen appliances and utensils: kitchen scales and other measuring accessories, deep bowl, whisk or mixer, sharp knife, gauze, fine grater, teaspoon.
Ingredients
Components | Proportions |
powdered sugar | 200 g |
egg | 1 PC. |
lemon | 1 PC. |
beet | 1 PC. |
Step cooking
Cook white icing
- We remove one chicken egg from the refrigerator, and then carefully separate the yolk from the protein.
- Using a whisk, beat the chilled protein thoroughly until a foam appears.
- In the resulting protein mixture, sift through a fine strainer 100 g of powdered sugar. Thus, you will avoid the appearance of unnecessary lumps in the glaze.
- Stir the ingredients well until a homogeneous consistency is obtained.
- We add the same amount of powdered sugar there and mix the mixture again until smooth.
- Cut the lemon in half, and then squeeze the juice out of it. Filter the resulting citrus juice through a fine strainer to remove pieces of pulp and bone.
- Add 40 ml of lemon juice to the protein-sugar mass, and then mix everything thoroughly. White glaze is ready!
Cook the colored glaze
- We peel the beets, then rinse and rub on a fine grater.
- Spread the chopped vegetable on gauze, previously folded in 3-4 layers.
- We form a kind of bag from gauze, then squeeze the beetroot juice.
- Similar to the previous recipe, prepare white icing.
- Introduce beet juice into the white icing, adding it to 1 teaspoon each. Thus, you can independently adjust the saturation of the prepared glaze.
Using various ingredients, you can prepare glaze of absolutely any shade. For example:
- squeezing the juice from the carrots, you will get an orange glaze;
- spinach juice will help prepare green glaze;
- red cabbage juice will make blue or blue glaze.
Video recipe
A similar glaze recipe can also be seen in this video. After reviewing it, you will see the ease and simplicity of this method.