Glazes bring amazing shine to bakes, from breads to fruit and bakes.
While apricot jam glaze is very popular other jams and jellies work. I like to use ginger when I want a hint of spice. For berries, I use redcurrant jelly but there is a world of options.
A ginger jam glaze is one of my favourite ones – it does the work of the shine and adds a touch of sweet, warming heat to the mix. Like in my rhubarb strawberry galette de Perouges

Ingredients
- Jam
- Liquid – liqueur or water. I used ginger wine
Directions
In a small pan, combine the jam and liquid, in my case 3 tablespoons of ginger jam and the same of ginger wine. I could have used ginger beer as well. Or water.

Simmer on medium to low heat till the jam melts into the liquid and the result is a syrup of sorts

Take off the heat and use as desired

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