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Monday, July 30, 2012

Sakura Jelly


Beside used picked sakura to make cookies, the other day i tried to use the pickled sakura to make this Sakura Jelly..



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It look so lovely !! but taste wise was nothing to shout out, the jelly just taste like those tidbit salted plum water.

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Sakura Jelly
(recipe source: Inspired by A Daily Obsession, recipe with my own twist)

3 tsp gelatine powder
800ml water
100ml water from soaking the pickled sakura

2 tbsp honey
90g sugar

Some pickled sakura

Method
1. Mix water and water from soaking the pickled sakura together in a small pot.
2. Add in sugar, sprinkle gelatine powder on top, mix well.
3. Heat and stir to dissolve the sugar and gelatine.
4. Pour jelly in serving glass, drop the flowers and use toothpick to push sakura gently to and from so that the petals unfurl.
5. Cool and chill for at least 4 hours.


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41 comments:

  1. Sonia, this jelly is so beautiful! dun need to eat, look at it also feel shiok lol.

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  2. I did something like this too...but not as beautiful as yours.

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  4. 很好奇它的味道哦
    不过单看卖相已经跑赢一条街了:)

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  5. 买相真的一流。。sui lo。。嘻嘻!
    sakura Jelly, 不错。。不错。

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  6. 哇!漂亮!
    找一天,我也要玩~:)

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  7. 真的好美,好高贵呢!

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  8. 哇哇。。。好美的JELLY。。。
    把那几朵美美的樱花吃到口中。。。不晓得感觉如何呢!!!!

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  9. 送我一杯。。。。。。

    捧在手里,我~~~~不舍得吃嘢(><)
    好梦幻典雅的jelly哦!!

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  10. so pretty :-)

    Sue

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  11. refreshing dessert during hot weather like now, can i have one?

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  12. 真的很美,单看就已经很满足了。。

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  13. ahhh ... Very beautiful ... Simple yet elegant.

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  14. 美到。。。。。我好钟意!!

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  15. nowaday the weather is so hot, the jelly comes in time, hehe...

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  16. 很浪漫的感觉。。。。。。

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  17. I like the idea of putting in honey and pickle sakura in the jally. It looks really beautiful.

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  18. Looks so delicate and beautiful! I feel calm and relaxed even by just looking at it :)

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  19. Nice ya....love the elegant look. Can't wait to see more Sakura concoctions you will come up with...;))

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  20. It's hard for me to imagine the taste but I do like the idea of using sakura in making the jelly! Very special recipe!

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  21. Very beautiful flower but what is the taste?

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  22. sangat sayang nk makan..coz really beautiful lol:)

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  23. Throw a glass or two over here ! lol That looks pretty delicious !

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  24. It is very beautiful, actually if taste like sour plum I like too lol!

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  25. Very pretty indeed, makes such a great presentation.

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  26. Sonia ! you beat me! look absolutely beautiful, heavenly!

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  27. The jelly looks Good......Pickled sakura..is it from Japan?

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  28. Very beautiful. Just like 水中花!

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  29. Pretty! It's a perfect spring dessert to enjoy sakura with this dessert!

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  30. it is so pretty!!! I would love to have the sakura jelly as my dessert.

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  31. beautiful..feel like putting it as a decorative item! haha!

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  32. Oooo...your sakura jelly looks so cool & pretty.
    Kristy

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  33. Hi Sonia, this Sakura jelly is so pretty. I was wondering how does it smell and taste..^^ I bet it's really nice!

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