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3 cups
Easy
By Bo Friberg
Published 2003
Pectin glaze is used in combination with tartaric acid solution, which acts as a catalyst to make the glaze jell and also gives it a slightly tart flavor that especially complements fruit. The ability to jell quickly prevents the glaze from soaking into the fruit; instead, it leaves a thin, shiny coat on the outside. Pure pectin powder can be purchased from a chemical supplier or, in some cases, from a pharmacy.
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