Refreshing Yogurt Jelly

I'm in the process of thinking up variations to this recipe.
Make sure to dissolve the gelatin completely. For 6 cups large enough to hold 100 ml. Recipe by Gomamaron
Refreshing Yogurt Jelly
I'm in the process of thinking up variations to this recipe.
Make sure to dissolve the gelatin completely. For 6 cups large enough to hold 100 ml. Recipe by Gomamaron
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Put the ○ ingredients in a bowl, and mix well to dissolve the sugar.
- 2
Combine the ● ingredients, and mix until the gelatin has dissolved and the liquid is clear.
- 3
Add the gelatin liquid to the bowl carefully, while stirring. Mix together well.
- 4
Wet the molds and fill about 70-80% of the way with the well stirred yogurt mixture. Refrigerate until set, about half a day to overnight.
- 5
When the jellies are set, dip into lukewarm water or hold them with a moist kitchen towel before unmolding.
- 6
Invert a mold onto a plate, hold on tight to the mold and the plate and shake hard! When you hear a 'plop' ....
- 7
...it's unmolded. The pure white color is so pretty.
- 8
Spoon on some sauce of your choice before eating, and enjoy.
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