Fish Bowl Gelatin. Joy of Jello » Blog Archive » Gelatin Pinwheels or Fruity Roll-Ups. Celebrate Jello Week with these yummy treats! What kid could resist them? So cute! How fun would they be in a lunch box or for a holiday or party treat! You can do them in any color for any theme: red for Valentines, red and green for Christmas, orange for Halloween, green for St. Patricks, red and blue for 4th of July etc. My kids were not in agreement as to the name of these treats. Gelatin Pinwheel/ Fruity Roll-Ups 1 (3 oz.) pkg. jello 1/2 cup water 1 1/2 cups miniature marshmallows Lightly spray an 8 or 9 inch pan square pan with non-stick cooking spray and make sure it is spread well.
Stir together water and jello powder in a glass bowl and microwave for 1 minute. Add marshmallows and return to microwave for 20-40 seconds or until marshmallows have just begun to puff. Whisk quickly until marshmallows are dissolved. Pour quickly into prepared pan and chill in fridge for 45 minutes or until well set. Remove the pan from fridge. Serve immediately or refrigerate until ready to serve. Jell-O Eggs. Jell-O eggs manage to tackle two holidays in one.
Not only are they guaranteed to steal the snack spotlight this Easter, but they also serve as the ultimate fake food for April Fool’s Day. I will admit that this edible craft takes a bit of skill and patience, but the effort is well worth it once you catch someone cracking an egg into a hot skillet and ending up with scrambled Jell-O.
And who can beat the presentation of a brightly colored treat served in a stark white shell? I first fell in love with using eggs as serving containers when I made Thomas Keller’s iconic Truffled Egg Custards during one of the final modules of culinary school. The end result features a creamy custard served inside hollowed out egg shells garnished with paper-thin potato-chive chips. My apologies to Chef Keller, but I took your custard down a notch and replaced it with … Jell-O. So, long story short: Thomas Keller + Spanish food blogs + my love of dessert = Jell-O eggs. Everyday and Easy Dessert Recipes. Jell-O Dessert Recipes - Cakes, Pies & Squares Using Jell-O By Kraft Foods.
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