For the coffee glaze, boil coffee and slowly reduce it in a saucepan until a viscous mass forms. This will give the glaze its beautiful mocha brown color.
Now slowly stir the water and coffee into the sifted powdered sugar until a smooth liquid mass forms. Finally, stir the milk into the coffee glaze.
Preparation Tip:
This coffee glaze is great for glazing cookies!
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