|
Post by min on Jun 7, 2005 3:19:11 GMT 10
Borrowed a book on bread few weeks back by Eric Treuille & Ursula Ferrigno. One of the topics was on the various types of glaze. Actually there's before and after pictures, but guess i can only type in the descriptions. Egg WashFor a shiny, golden-brown crust, brush dough with egg wash before baking. MilkFor a golden crust, brush dough with milk before baking. For a slightly sweeter glaze, dissolve a little sugar in warm water. Salted WaterFor both a light & crisp baked crust, brush dough with lightly salted water immediately before baking. HoneyFor a soft, sweet, sticky crust, brush baked, still-warm bread with runny honey. Alternatively, use molasses or corn syrup. Olive OilFor both a subtle olive flavour & extra shine finish, brush dough immediately before & again after baking with olive oil. CornstarchFor a chewy crust, brush dough with a mixture of cornstarch and water that has been cooked until translucent and then cooled. Soya Powder & WaterMake a vegan version of egg wash by using a mixture of soya powder & water.
|
|