Marbled Stained Glass Jello
July 3, 2011 at 12:17 pm | Posted in Alcohol, Blueberry, Booze, Strawberry, SweetenedCondensedMilk, Vodka | 3 CommentsTags: Cooking, Dessert, Food, Jello, Jello Molds, Recipe
Inspired by the Stained Glass Jello, I decided to get a little experimental with this year’s 4th of July jello. For these red, white, and blue mini molds I heated up chunks of stained glass jello, pre-made in a pan, directly in the molds themselves over the gas stove. It only took a few seconds for the jello to melt down enough to form to the mold and for the colors to run into this beautiful marbled pattern. For added patriotic enthusiasm, the strawberry and blueberry gelatin is made with a little vodka, all suspended in sweet and creamy condensed milk. Happy 4th of July!
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What a fantastic idea. To bad I can tastes it.
Wow … I can just taste it my mouth. With the buzz of the Vodka.
This is a real explosion in you mouth.
HAPPY 4th of July … My friend!
Comment by wickedpix— July 4, 2011 #
Thanks for the recipe! I’m curious how much vodka do you use? I want to try that but don’t want it to be too runny.
Comment by Ava— July 3, 2012 #
Follow the recipe laid out by the Food Librarian (http://www.foodlibrarian.com/2009/06/stained-glass-jello-laker-nation-style.html) except use 3/4 cup of boiling water for each box of flavored gelatin and then add 1/4 cup of vodka for each after the gelatin has fully dissolved into the boiling water. Then pour it into the individual containers. Thanks and good luck!
Comment by Victoria Belanger— July 3, 2012 #