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Home » Preserves » Jams » Apricot Glaze

Apricot Glaze

Apricot glaze is essentially sieved (when necessary) and heated apricot jam. It makes a really great glaze in seconds, both for savoury dishes such as poultry, ham or any pork cut, and for sweet dishes such as open-faced fruit pies or flans.

Heat a bit up in a saucepan (a small bowl in microwave is even better, less fuss to clean) with a bit of water or lemon juice to thin it. You’ll know when it looks thin enough to brush on. Then brush it onto whatever you are applying it to. Whether you sieve it or not first is up to you. Some think it looks a bit more appealing with bits of fruit in the glaze.

You will come across a food writer here and there who will say that apricot jam isn’t good enough, it has to be apricot preserves, as the jam contains too much sugar which upsets the balance of the required acidity in the glaze to act as a foil to what you are glazing.

This page first published: Jul 15, 2012 · Updated: Oct 5, 2020.

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