(Russian translation will be in the next post)
We need:
300 g carrots
100 g sugar
600 ml. water
30 g gelatin
3 g citric acid
orange food coloring optional
Cooking method:
- Pour 100 ml of gelatin into the water and prepare according to the instructions on the package.
- Rinse carrots, peel, and finely grate.
- Pour in 500 ml. water, bring to a boil, and cook for 20 minutes.
- Then strain. Add sugar, citric acid to the liquid and bring to a boil. Remove from stove.
Add the diluted gelatin and stir until it is completely dissolved.
Advice
If your carrots are not bright orange, you can add a little orange food coloring.
- Pour the mixture into molds, cool, and refrigerate until it solidifies.
- Serve the finished jelly chilled.
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Sounds and looks yummy!
Thank you)
something neew…to me!
I hope good too)
AYE-YAH—IT’S GOOD!
😉
Can I use agar agar in the place of gelatin? Will I get the same result?
yes, you can) You will get same results, just follow the instructions on a package. I am using agar agar time to time too.
Ok. Thank you so much 🙂
Have a nice day 🙂
Have a nice day you too)
Oh, just it might be thicker, stronger structure, since agar agar used more for jelly candies, pastelle
Oh, by the way, do you know why sometimes jelly candies melt quickly? I tried twice but they literally melted after a few hours. Thanks in advance
Did you make them with agar agar? If yes, so maybe need to check proportions, maybe not enough agar agar in it, because it should not melt. If with gelatin, it will melt. Another question, if you made with gelatine, were candies sour? Like lemon, kiwi candies? Acid rouins gelatine, so pick not sour kind for gelatine.
I did it with agar agar because I don’t use gelatin. I tried with fresh orange juice. Thanks for the advice, I will try putting a bit more agar agar 🙂
Well, acid does not ruin agar agar, must be proportions, need to play with it) You are welcome.
Wow, that’s colorful. I’m always excited about your creativity.
Thank you) Well, as a coffee addict, I love your blog too)
Thank you too.
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This is a unique recipe; I have never heard of it before. It sounds tempting and delicious!
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That looks fantastic, I love your recipes and your creativity – I will enjoy trying to make this one.
Hi, thank you) I hope you will like it)
Wow, se ve delicioso!!!
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Hoooon…….tasty
Thank you)