Cupcake Frosting
4 servings
15 minutes
Icing for cupcakes is a light, delicate decoration that can transform ordinary baked goods into a work of art. Its roots lie in European cuisine, where the harmonious combination of texture and flavor has long been valued. It is prepared simply: thick sugar syrup is combined with whipped egg whites to create a light, glossy mass. The taste of the icing is moderately sweet with subtle caramel notes, and its texture is silky and soft yet dense enough to hold on the surface of cupcakes. It serves as a finishing touch in pastry making, giving baked goods an appetizing appearance and added sweetness. Especially great for decorating festive desserts like wedding cakes, Christmas cupcakes, and other treats that should delight both in taste and appearance.
1
Boil water and sugar over low heat, then evaporate the water over higher heat until a thick syrup is obtained. Remove the syrup from heat after reaching the desired consistency.
- Water: 0.5 glass
- Sugar: 0.5 glass
2
In a separate bowl, beat the egg white, pour in the syrup, and continue beating. Pour the finished glaze over the product.
- Egg white: 1 piece