Ingredients
DIY Real Jelly
- 100 g blue berries, hulled
- 15 g raw sugar, or 1 tablespoon
- 12 grams of Gelatine Powder
- 550 grams room temp water
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Add hulled berries and desired raw sugar to TM bowl and cook 3-4mins 90degs/Sp4.
Add 300g of the cold water and gelatine (try not to get any on top of the blade) into mixture. Heat for 3 min/ 90degs/Sp3
Add remaining cold water and blend 10secs/Sp4.
Once cooled, divide jelly mix into plastic cups or into one bowl. Allow to set for a couple of hours or overnight is best before serving.
You can top with additional fresh fruit, yoghurt or custard.If you do not want to use berries, please proceed as follows:
Add 300g of the cold water, raw sugar and contents of the 2 sachets of gelatine (try not to get any on top of the blade) to the TM bowl. Heat 3-4mins on 90degs/Sp3.
Add remaining 700g of cold water and blend 10secs/Sp4.
Once cooled, divide jelly mix into plastic cups or into one bowl. Allow to set for a couple of hours or overnight is best before serving.
You can add fresh fruit before the jelly sets, then top with yoghurt or custard when the jelly is firm.
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Recipe is created forTM 31
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Comments
It requires some work but as CutTheWood reported, Doing something yourself’s always better. This seemingly looks true here. Hadn’t considered the simplicity of making real jelly ourselves earlier.
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