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I'm gonna make a blackberry pastry cream tart for T-day. The berries
are jes sweet enough, but a little sugar can't hurt. I was thinking a simple sugar glaze, but gobbling for recipes reveals a lotta brn sugar and pwdr sugar recipes. One was even a honey glaze, which may not be a bad idea. Thinking a bit more on it, I don't want a glaze that's gonna harden into broken glass-like shards when eaten. I jes wanna add a bit more sweet to the berries. OTOH, I can't even par-cook the berries, like for a pie, cuz they are gonna end up on a layer of pastry cream. Perhaps jes a dusting with baker's sugar (which I now use for all cane sugar cooking)? Any other ideas? nb |
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