Kitty Strawberry Jam Pudding
1.
Cut the gelatine slices into small pieces, soak them in cold boiling water, and put them in the refrigerator for later use.
2.
Peel the outermost layer of the pitaya peel and cut the peel into small pieces.
3.
Mix the strawberry jam with the peel.
4.
Put all into the food processor, add 50 grams of milk, and stir into a puree.
5.
Pour 50 grams of milk and 10 grams of white sugar into a bowl, and heat over water until completely melted.
6.
When the milk has cooled to about 50 degrees, add the soaked gelatin (squeeze out the water) and stir until it is completely melted.
7.
Pour the yogurt and milk solution into a large basin and stir evenly with your hands.
8.
Add the mashed strawberry puree.
9.
After mixing it evenly, it becomes a pudding liquid (I haven't sieved it, if it is sieved, the taste is more tender).
10.
Pour the pudding liquid into the non-stick kitty mold in the school kitchen (the mold is placed on a bowl, just fit it to balance it).
11.
Cover with plastic wrap and seal. Keep it in the refrigerator for more than 2 hours. If you want to solidify as soon as possible, you can put the frozen layer for about 15-20 minutes.
12.
Take out the solidified pudding and demould it.
Tips:
1. Cut the gelatin slices into small pieces in advance, soak them in cold boiling water, and put them in the refrigerator for later use;
2. If there is no dragon fruit peel, it can be replaced by jam;
3. The sweetness of this recipe is moderate and can be adjusted according to your own taste.