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Valentine Day Jelly Heart

8 February 2014 by Eileen

Valentines Day is approaching soon. Instead of buying an expensive gift to Mr C, I decided to make him a jelly heart as a treat! I bought the jelly mixture from a Chinese supermarket.  It is called agar agar and is slightly firmer than other jellies which is good with moulding and cutting. I also bought a pack of heart shaped cookie cutters.

Valentine Day Jelly Heart shaped agar agar jelly

Here’s how I made these:

Empty the red powder mixture into the pan with water and stir until it boils.  Pour the mixture into the heart shaped mould and set it aside. After one hour remove them from the mould and place them on the plate. Next boil another batch of different colour mixtures and pour it into a shallow glass dish.  Let it set for an hour before cutting the jelly out using the mould.

Now they are ready to serve up for our desert. So what are you getting for your loved one?

Valentine Day Jelly Heart in jasmine almond agar agar jelly

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Comments

  1. Emily says

    17 February 2014 at 4:46 pm

    They worked really well – when I try things like this it always goes awry lol! Will definitely give it a go following your steps. Thanks for linking up with #recipeoftheweek. I’ve pinned and tweeted this post x

    • Eileen Teo says

      17 February 2014 at 4:54 pm

      agar agar are firmer! They taste great too!

  2. Red Rose Mummy says

    8 February 2014 at 10:29 pm

    Ah, you old romantic you! They are very clever!

  3. TheBrickCastle says

    8 February 2014 at 1:38 am

    They look gorgeous! I love the floaty ones in the white background….so pretty 🙂

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