Greens Quick Jel Red, 2x35g

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I always make sure that I leave a lot of space between the jelly pots or glasses and also between all my other food in the fridge. Ideally you want to clear out one shelf in your fridge, so that you have enough space and you get the cold air circulating around the jelly. Add ice cubes to a large container When jelly reaches the setting point, transfer it using a funnel and ladle it into warm, sterilized jars. Let the jelly stand in the hot water for a couple of minutes so that it can start to dissolve before you add the strawberries. The mousse will still set if you forget, but it might have the odd tiny piece of jelly in it. Cool the fruit jelly until almost set Step Three – Sterilize & warm clean jam jars and lids by placing them on a baking tray in the oven at 120°C/250°F/GM1.

No. This rhubarb jam recipe doesn’t use added pectin. The natural pectin in the rhubarb and the lemon juice sets it very well. Jam or conserve: what’s the difference? Serve this fruit flan as is. It’s flavourful and needs nothing more but if you must have something, a little unsweetened whipped cream would do the job. Place the bowl in a sink with cold water – you can also add some ice cubes to the water to cool it down. Stir the jelly slowly and leave for few minutes to cool down completely Strawberries are one of my favourite fruits. Sweet, juicy but firm and so fresh, I have loads of recipes on this blog for the strawberry lover. This Strawberry sponge cake is an even more elegant version of the same flavours. Is it cake or tart? A thumb sized piece of ginger per 400 g fruit will make a jam with a strong but not overpowering ginger flavour.

Gelatine is a natural gelling agent found in many different foods, including marshmallows, margarine and gummy sweets. Large chunks of ice in your mixture can create clumps, as the jelly around each ice cube sets much faster than the liquid surrounding it. You need something to make the mousse set. Instead of gelatine, I use a strawberry jelly. The resulting mousse doesn't taste overpoweringly synthetic because there's a load of fresh strawberries in there too. Condensed Milk

It’s easy because I cheat! A mousse need something to help it set. It could be egg whites (which I use in Easy Chocolate Mousse) or gelatine, which is fiddly to use. This is an eggless mousse using a jelly to make it set. Key ingredients in Easy Strawberry Mousse Use six dessert glasses, tumblers or wine glasses for individual portions of Strawberry Mousse, layered with fresh strawberries Try raspberries instead

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If you want to add some fresh herbs into your jam, such as basil, mint, or thyme, do it during the last few minutes of the cooking process to retain their bright flavor. If you are not sure whether the fruit or other ingredients you want to add to your jelly are going to help the jelly to set or prevent it from setting – leave them out! Avoid Over-Stirring. Stirring too much can cause the jelly to become cloudy. Stir gently and only when necessary. Once the fruit and jelly have been added, it’s best to eat this within a day or two as the longer it sits the more moisture will soak into the sponge.

Jelly pots are sure to make a fun addition to your little one’s lunch. If jelly isn’t for you, you can’t go wrong with some ice cream. For those on the hunt for a decadent dessert to finish off your meals with, we’ve got a great selection of cake slices. And have a look at our frozen cheesecakes for a rich and creamy delight. Don’t forget to grab some doughnuts and pies while you set the table for your breakfasts and brunches.When making rhubarb and ginger jam you need to tread lightly, because you can increase the heat but getting rid of it is harder. Give the mixture a stir and taste the syrup. If there is enough ginger flavour, then remove and discard the ginger root. If you want more leave it in while you cook the jam. In a measuring jug, dissolve your jelly in just enough boiling hot water to fully dissolve the jelly. Don’t worry if there are some stubborn lumps remaining; these are perfectly safe and won’t affect how long it takes your jelly to set. In a conserve, whole raw fruit is mixed with the sugar before you start, to draw out the juice and produce a syrup. You then heat the mixture to dissolve any remaining sugar, before boiling to a setting point. This keeps the cooking time to a minimum and retains the fresh flavours of the fruit. You also keep the shape of the fruit pieces (depending what fruit you use). You do really need a food processor or blender for this recipe to puree the fruit. If you like this...