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On 12/31/2010 9:39 PM, Christopher M. wrote:
> I made Alton Brown's donut glaze recipe. It includes 2 cups confectionary > sugar and 1/4 cup milk. > > I substituted chocolate milk for the milk and added a tablespoon of cocoa. > > The glaze was very thick. But I like it chocolatey. I guess I could have > just added more milk while it was on the stove. I added more milk after I > took it off the heat, and it was watery. You need to add more cocoa to obtain that chocolate flavor you are looking for, the chocolate milk will not get you there, it is not chocolatey enough. Leave the milk the same and add about 6 tablespoons of cocoa. Becca |
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