Dip tops of doughnuts
into the glaze to coat the top, then decorate with sprinkles
Next I mixed up some browns and golds
into my glaze mixture (I used Faux Creme clear from Faux Effects) and set about antiquing the piece.
Dip the fritters one at a time
into the glaze to cover completely, allowing the excess to drip off.
But an «unnatural» accumulation of snow or ice, perhaps caused by a snowblower or spilled water that has frozen
into a glaze of slippery ice, is another story.
Remove the warm muffins from the tins and either dip the muffin tops
into the glaze and swirl until the top is evenly coated or spoon 1 tablespoon of glaze on top and spread evenly.
Remove doughnuts from oven, then dip
into the glaze when they are cool enough to handle (they should still be pretty warm so that they soak in the glaze).
To take it a step further, simmer berries in a small sauce pan until they cook down
into a glaze.
Place a cooling rack atop a baking sheet, and dip each donut hole
into the glaze.
Once donuts are cool, dunk the donuts
into the glaze.
And while at times he may have gone too far, such as inscribing his commentary directly
into the glaze of already ancient ceramics, the exhibit reveals a legacy unrivaled by any Western king.
Dip the cooled doughnuts
into the glaze and then top with the caramel corn and sprinkles of your choice.
When muffins have cooled slightly, dip the muffin crown
into the glaze and allow the glaze to harden.
Dip the doughnuts upside down
into the glaze, or you can glaze them with a small offset spatula or butter knife by applying the glaze on top of each.
When the doughnuts are completely cool, dip them, top down,
into the glaze.
Place a cooling rack atop a baking sheet, then one by one, dip the doughnut holes
into the glaze and transfer them to the rack to allow the excess glaze to drip off.
Once cooled, make the glaze by mixing together all the ingredients, then dip the tops of the doughnuts
into the glaze and sprinkle some of the oreo pieces on top.
Working quickly, dip tops of cookies
into glaze, letting excess drip off.
Whisk the cornstarch mixture back
into the glaze, add the salt, and continue to simmer, whisking frequently, until thick and slightly reduced, 2 to 3 minutes.
You could always add more cinnamon
into the glaze, too, just for a spicy boost.
But also in a snack - size cake form with some kind of sweet glaze (have you guys maybe noticed that I'm kind of
into glaze?).
Dip tops of cookies
into glaze and top with colored sanding sugar or sprinkles.
Strain them into a juice and heat it to reduce
it into a glaze for pork or poultry, suggests Haas.
Stir in a tiny amount of food coloring
into glaze to achieve a very pale tint.
Let stand 5 minutes before pressing zest strips
into glaze.
Drizzle or dunk the baked goods
into the glaze.
Working with one donut at a time, dip
it into the glaze, jiggle it a bit (still upside down) to remove any glaze excesses and transfer to a plate or a cooling rack.
Blend confectioners sugar, almond, and milk
into glaze.
Don't add too much milk or it will turn
into a glaze.
Dip tops of doughnuts
into glaze.
I mixed in extra zest
into the glaze, and I believe it added to making the muffins even prettier.
If you use sprinkles (Let's Do Organic is an even healthier brand, though not as colorful) be sure to let your glaze cool for 10 minutes or so prior to applying sprinkles, otherwise they will melt down
into the glaze.
After the 3rd addition, test the consistency: dip the whisk
into the glaze and raise it above the bowl.
Dip donuts
into glaze and top with cacao nibs.
In a food processor combine all ingredients
into the glaze.
Adjust the consistency as needed by stirring warm nondairy milk
into the glaze a little at a time.
Sauté for a minute or two until the liquid reduces
into a glaze.
Dip the tops of the doughnuts
into the glaze and decorate with poppyseeds, sprinkles, etc..
I'm going to try and tweak the glaze by melting down some frozen berries in a pot and mixing
it into the glaze.
Taking each scone by the bottom, dip them top side down directly
into the glaze until the top is covered.
Put the glaze in a small bowl, and dip the top of each cake
into the glaze repeatedly, until the glaze is used up.
Here the dark, sweet liqueur is whisked
into a glaze that's drizzled over an espresso - infused coffee cake swirled with a chocolate — coffee ribbon.
When the donuts are cool to the touch either drizzle over each donut using a spoon or dip the tops
into the glaze and place on the rack to dry.
Give the glazes another good whisk then take a warm doughnut and dip the top
into the glaze.
Drop the donuts
into the glaze and cover the entire surface.
When donuts are mostly cool, dip tops
into glaze to coat or drizzle over them.
Stir the walnuts and mustard
into the glaze to thicken the texture.
You can use a pre-made balsamic glaze or you can make your own by simmering balsamic oil until it reduces by half
into a glaze.
Cook until the liquid is thick and syrupy and turns
into a glaze, about 4 minutes.
Stir the olive oil, vanilla, and salt
into the glaze.
Spoon or drizzle glaze over cupcakes, or dunk the tops
into the glaze.