Tropical jelly with coconut yoghurt
These tropical jelly cups, topped with passionfruit pulp and coconut yoghurt, are the perfect chilled dessert to enjoy after a hot day at the beach. And they are suitable for diabetics.
Passionfruit jelly with mango
Not suitable to freeze. Suitable to microwave. Note
Berry jelly with nectarines
The jelly can be made up to two days ahead of serving. Note
Apple and blackberry jellies
Bright, fruity jellies studded with berries and set in martini glasses make a sophisticated dessert for a dinner party.
Quince and rose petal jelly
This beautiful jelly is perfect for layering in a trifle or served simply with scones or toast for breakfast.
Prosecco and raspberry jellies
A spectacular dessert to produce at the end of a very special meal, prosecco and raspberry jellies sprinkled with gold leaf are perfectly pretty.
Frogs in a pond
It’s not that hard being green… there’s a pond, plenty of water, lily pads and a rainbow connection… Why, there’s lots of fun to be had!
Strawberry jelly cakes
These pretty little morsels combine the flavours of strawberry and coconut for a wonderful teatime treat that can be devoured in two bites.
Sparkling stone fruit and raspberry jelly
This dessert is something else, sweet, crisp and fragrant champagne jelly studded with ripe stone fruit and juicy raspberries. A sophisticated end to a lovely dinner party.
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White icing is also known as fondant (it’s the traditional icing used on wedding cakes). It is available in packets from the supermarket and cake decorating shops. Note
Passionfruit jelly with poached pineapple
Fresh coconut can be shaved into long flakes using a vegetable peeler. Note
Rosé wine jellies
Rose, violet, nasturtium and pansy petals are all edible and make beautiful additions to recipes. Note
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