Berry and apple jellies
These berry and apple jellies are such fun to make and are the perfect way to incorporate more fruits into your child’s diet. Make sure you use clear apple juice and not cloudy apple juice, otherwise the jellies won’t turn out as pretty. I’ve used five small jelly moulds for this dish, but you could use one large one.
Makes: 5
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Berry and apple jellies
Fun to make and delicious to eat – these berry and apple jellies sure are a treat
Servings
5
Prep time
Cook time
Recipe
Ingredients
- 1L clear apple juice
- 2½ tbsp powdered gelatine
- 230g fresh blueberries
- 250g fresh strawberries, quartered
Method
- Place apple juice in saucepan and bring to gentle simmer. Place gelatine in small bowl with ¼ cup water and whisk until dissolved. Add straight away to hot apple juice and whisk until combined. Allow to simmer gently while preparing fruit.
- Divide blueberries and strawberries between each of the 5 moulds.
- Remove apple juice from stove and carefully pour into each mould, making sure each mould is filled right to the top. Place in fridge to set overnight.
- Immediately before serving, remove from fridge, dip each mould into bowl of hot water to separate jelly from mould and then flip jelly out of mould onto plate.
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