Recipe For Cooking Glaze
From Practical Cooking And Serving by Janet McKenzie Hill, 1919. Section 278 of 825.
Meat, game, or fish glaze is added to certain fine sauces to finish them; glaze is also much used to give a glossy, shiny appearance to joints, baked fish and entrées. A meat glaze is used for baked sweetbreads, and gives to them a very inviting appearance. For household use it may be prepared by reducing a strong, cleared stock, either white or brown, one fourth. Simmer in an open saucepan until it has the consistency of a sauce. When cold it will be solid and somewhat elastic. When ready to use, heat over hot water and apply with a brush, or baste the article to be glazed with a spoon.