Cherry Liquor Jelly

Cherry Liquor Jelly

by Leyla REIRA

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

4

It's not a good man, but it is also a fruit pudding. For afternoon tea or party gatherings, I believe it will be a very popular snack~

Ingredients

Cherry Liquor Jelly

1. Materials are ready.

Cherry Liquor Jelly recipe

2. Unscrew the cherries, twist them, and pit them with a knife.

Cherry Liquor Jelly recipe

3. Soak the gelatin sheet in cold water to soften it.

Cherry Liquor Jelly recipe

4. Pour vodka and lemon juice into the pot, add sugar and cook on low heat.

Cherry Liquor Jelly recipe

5. Put in the gelatin sheet drained of water.

Cherry Liquor Jelly recipe

6. Turn off the heat after a low heat is boiled.

Cherry Liquor Jelly recipe

7. Pour 5mm deep wine-flavored gelatin into the mold.

Cherry Liquor Jelly recipe

8. Arrange the cherries neatly and place them in the refrigerator to cool and solidify.

Cherry Liquor Jelly recipe

9. After the first layer has solidified, put a layer of cherries and refrigerate to solidify. This step is repeated until the mold is filled. Add some whole cherries and mint leaves to the remaining gelatin and put them in the refrigerator.

Cherry Liquor Jelly recipe

10. Put it in the refrigerator for more than 3 hours and take it out. Take out the jelly and cut into pieces with a knife.

Cherry Liquor Jelly recipe

11. This is the case with mint leaves.

Cherry Liquor Jelly recipe

Tips:

1. Use a low fire to cook the wine.
2. If you don't like the taste of alcohol, you can increase the proportion of lemon juice.

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