For Cherry Blossom Viewing Bento Sakura Wine Jello

Name: For Cherry Blossom Viewing Bento Sakura Wine Jello
Yield: 4 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 200 ml Mitsuya cider (soda); 1 tbsp Kirsch (Cherry alcohol); 200 ml Rosé Wine; 3 tbsp Sugar; 2 grams Kanten; 4 Cherries; 4 Cherry blossoms preserved in salt

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I wanted to make a dessert that I could take to a cherry blossom viewing.

When I added the soda, it bubbled up a lot and I thought that the bubbles will go flat, but the jello texture was airy and bubbly. This jello is light, smooth and delicious. If you use red wine, the colour doesn't turn pink so I used rosé wine instead. Recipe by Asamato

I wanted to make a dessert that I could take to a cherry blossom viewing.

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I wanted to make a dessert that I could take to a cherry blossom viewing.

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Ingredients

4 servings

200 mlMitsuya cider (soda)
1 tbspKirsch (Cherry alcohol)
200 mlRosé Wine
3 tbspSugar
2 gramsKanten
4Cherries
4Cherry blossoms preserved in salt

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Steps

1

Add all of the ingredients to a saucepan and mix whilst bringing to the boil. Dissolve the kanten well.
2

Stop the heat, add the kirsch and cider (brought to room temperature.) When you add the soda to the pan, it will bubble up so wait for the bubbles to settle before pouring into the serving containers.
3

Pour into serving containers. If bubbles form on the surface, scoop it gently. Lay a washed cherry blossom preserved in salt and a cherry on top.
4

If you have low alcohol tolerance, feel free to decrease the quantity of wine and increase the amount of soda. Since this recipe uses kanten, the mixture should start to firm up before all of the bubbles disappear.
5

These jello will still set at room temperature, so they're perfect to take on a picnic. The fizziness of the soda and the flavour of the wine make these jello so delicious!