1 Cup Apple Cider Vinegar
2 Tablespoons Butter
1 Cup icing/powdered Sugar
Pinch Salt
METHOD
Bring apple cider vinegar to simmer
Simmer around 10 minutes until reduced in half
Add butter
Add 1/2 cup icing sugar
Add salt into the mix
Stir until well combined
Let simmer until it bubbles
Once it thickens remove from heat. Add icing sugar if you want a thicker consistency
Ready to be used is sweet or savory meals
This glaze is smooth and velvety
Pour the glaze over meats or baked bundt cake for a delicious taste
Prep time: 5 Minutes
Cook time: 20 Minutes
Total time: 25 Minutes
Yield: 1 Jar
Ingredients
- 1 Cup Apple Cider Vinegar
- 2 Tablespoons Butter
- 1 Cup Powdered Sugar
- Pinch Salt
- Bring apple cider vinegar to boil on medium high heat until reduced in half around 10 minutes
- Add butter and half the powdered sugar, add salt and stir until mixed through
- Let it simmer until it bubbles.
- Once it thickens remove from heat. Add icing sugar if you want a thicker consistency
- Ready to be used is sweet or savory meals
FAQs: Apple Cider Glaze
Apple cider glaze can be made using either fresh or store-bought apple cider, and both options work well. Using fresh apple cider adds a more vibrant, natural apple flavor, while store-bought cider offers convenience without compromising much on taste. The glaze typically thickens as it cools, so if it becomes too thick, gently warm it or whisk in a small amount of cider or water to reach your desired consistency.
When it comes to storing apple cider glaze, it should be kept in an airtight container in the refrigerator and used within about a week for best freshness. Before using leftover glaze, simply warm it slightly to restore its pourable texture. This glaze is versatile and pairs excellently with roasted vegetables, pork, chicken, or drizzled over baked goods like cakes and muffins.
For those watching their sugar intake, it’s possible to reduce the amount of added sweetener or substitute with natural alternatives like honey, maple syrup, or agave nectar. Keep in mind that reducing sugar will slightly affect the thickness and glossiness of the glaze, but the apple cider’s natural sweetness still shines through. Lastly, if you prefer a smoother glaze, strain it after cooking to remove any solids or spices before using.
Nutritional Card (Per 2 tbsp serving)
Nutrient | Amount | Notes |
---|---|---|
Calories | ~50 kcal | Mainly from sugar or natural sweeteners |
Carbohydrates | 13 g | Primarily sugars from cider and added sweeteners |
Sugars | 12 g | Includes natural apple sugars and added sweeteners |
Fat | 0 g | No fat content |
Protein | 0 g | Negligible protein |
Sodium | 0–5 mg | Very low, depending on cider used |
Fiber | 0 g | No dietary fiber |
Dietary Information
Diet Type | Is It Suitable? | Notes |
---|---|---|
Vegetarian | ✅ Yes | Contains no animal products |
Vegan | ✅ Yes | Use vegan-friendly sweeteners |
Gluten-Free | ✅ Yes | Naturally gluten-free; verify cider label |
Nut-Free | ✅ Yes | Contains no nuts |
Dairy-Free | ✅ Yes | No dairy ingredients |
Low-Sugar | ⚠️ Adjustable | Can reduce sweetener or use sugar alternatives |
Halal | ✅ Yes | All ingredients are permissible |
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