Sweet glazes

Raspberry glaze and lemon glaze with LM pectin

Yield
1

portions of 998 g

Scheduling

Preparation: 10 minutes

Nutritional values (100 g or 100 ml)

energy: 405 kJ/97 kcal;

fat: 0.1 g, of which saturated 0 g;

carbohydrates: 24 g, of which sugars 20 g;

protein: 0.2 g; salt 0.4 g

Ingredients

Yield Recipe

Raspberry glaze with LM pectin

580 g

water

150 g

raspberry purée, frozen

120 g

glucose syrup

120 g

sugar

28 g

LM pectin (nappage)

Lemon glaze with LM pectin

580 g

water

150 g

lemon juice, fresh

120 g

glucose syrup

120 g

sugar

28 g

LM pectin (nappage)

Production

1

Ingredients

For sweet glazes, use water, fruit juice or fruit purée, sugar and LM pectin.

The sugar content can be varied:

  • Lower sugar content (less dry matter) still allows the pectin to gel.
  • Higher sugar content improves water retention and prolongs the shine of the finished product.
2

Basic method

  1. Mix the sugar with the LM pectin dry.
  2. Heat water and fruit juice or purée together with the glucose syrup.
  3. Gradually sprinkle in the sugar-pectin mixture while stirring.
  4. Bring the mixture to a boil while stirring constantly.
  5. Boil briefly until the pectin is fully activated.
  6. Cool slightly to the desired consistency, or use immediately.
3

Usage

Warm the glaze to approx. 40–60°C before application. Products can be either poured over or brushed evenly onto the surface.

4

Notes

If no fruit (juice or purée) is used, add acid (e.g. citric acid) to ensure proper gelling of the pectin.

The firmness of the glaze can be adjusted depending on the application, for softer or firmer results.

Evaluation

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