Canned Mandarin Jelly

This simple Mandarin Jelly is popular in Japan where I grew up, and it is absolutely easy to make. You only need a can of Mandarine Segments and Gelatine Powder. I often crave it when I am unwell. Today I made it for my husband who was in bed with a cold. It can be a lovely treat OR dinner dessert.
Canned Mandarin Jelly
This simple Mandarin Jelly is popular in Japan where I grew up, and it is absolutely easy to make. You only need a can of Mandarine Segments and Gelatine Powder. I often crave it when I am unwell. Today I made it for my husband who was in bed with a cold. It can be a lovely treat OR dinner dessert.
Steps
- 1
Sprinkle Gelatine Powder into Water in a small bowl and soak for 5-10 minutes.
- 2
You would have 1/2 cup Syrup from a can. If not enough, add some Water. *Note: You can use Orange Juice instead.
- 3
Place Syrup in a saucepan, and bring to the boil, stirring occasionally. *Note: This process can be done using a heat-proof measuring jug and the microwave.
- 4
Once it’s boiling, remove from heat, add soaked Gelatine, and mix well until Gelatine dissolves completely.
- 5
Place the drained Mandarin Segments in the serving glasses, and pour the jelly mixture. When cool enough, leave in the fridge until set.
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