Culinary Tutorial: Perfect Pink Donut Glaze

Learn How to Make a Stunning, Flavorful Raspberry Glaze for Bakery-Quality Donuts
If you've ever wanted to make donuts that look and taste like they came straight from a bakery, then this raspberry glaze recipe is a must-try! Crafted by renowned baker and content creator Kane Bergman, also known as Señor Kane or The Tasteless Baker, this glaze recipe will transform your donuts with a beautiful, vibrant pink finish and delicious raspberry flavor. Unlike basic sugar glazes, this raspberry glaze is rich, smooth, and offers a taste that truly stands out.
In this tutorial, Kane shares his secrets to creating a glaze that not only looks stunning—think Simpsons-style pink glaze—but also packs a real flavor punch. Here’s everything you need to know to make a show-stopping glaze for your next donut batch.
Ingredients You’ll Need for Raspberry Glaze
To make this amazing glaze, start by gathering some fresh, juicy raspberries. The raspberry base will give your glaze that perfect color and natural flavor. Here are the essential ingredients:
- Fresh raspberries
Icing sugar
Optional: a splash of milk for consistency
Step-by-Step Process for Making Raspberry Glaze
1. Prepare the Raspberries: Begin by melting down the raspberries in a pot over low heat. Let them cook until the liquid separates from the pulp—this process typically takes about 2-5 minutes.
2. Strain the Mixture: Once the raspberries have fully melted, strain the liquid into a bowl of icing sugar. This removes seeds and pulp, ensuring a smooth glaze.
3. Combine and Adjust Consistency: Use a whisk to mix the raspberry liquid and icing sugar until you reach the desired consistency. Add a drop of milk if you prefer a thinner glaze.
4. Apply the Glaze: Once your glaze is ready, dip your donuts, and add any decorative toppings. The glaze should be thick enough to stay on the donut without dripping.

This raspberry glaze adds not only vibrant color but also a rich, fruity taste that elevates homemade donuts to the next level. For those interested in diving deeper into donut-making, check out Kane's full course on Domestika.
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