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STACK OF SOFT FRUIT JELLIES
Stack of soft fruit jellies
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Work with gelatine

Gelatine seems tricky to work with, but in fact it's really simple if you follow the basic rules. Firstly, make sure you don't boil any liquid containing it.

Then, when using powdered gelatine, ensure you sprinkle the powder over the liquid and do not pour the liquid over the gelatine or it will clump together.

Gelatine is sometimes sold as leaves. Substitute 3 gelatine leaves for each 12g sachet of powdered gelatine. Simply soak the leaves in cold water for 5 minutes until softened, then add to your mixture and stir until dissolved.

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Recipe by: Jaques Erasmus
Allergens: Wheat free
Dietary considerations: Low carb / Fat conscious / Heart friendly / Vegan
Category: Great value / Kid-friendly
Ingredients:
37,5 ml unflavoured, powdered gelatine
60 ml cold water
400 ml Appletizer, or any clear fruit juice
150 g strawberries, or any seasonal soft fruit
Cooking instructions:

Dissolve the gelatine in the cold water. Heat the Appletizer in a saucepan until just below boiling point. Add the gelatine to the warm juice and stir lightly to dissolve.

Place the strawberries in a mould and pour the juice over. Allow the jelly to set in the fridge for at least two hours before unmoulding.

These quantities make one 500ml jelly. Make three, and stack them with squares of stiffened gauze or rice paper between the layers.

Tip: The Appletizer can be replaced with an infusion of green tea and ginger, sweetened with honey.



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