Gelatine Recipes

Mike Said:

hi, does anyone have a marshmallow recipe using marshmallow root powder instead of gelatine?

We Answered:

Check out this site, there is a recipe that uses the original marshmallow root. I never made it, I just use the gelatin, but I know someone who has made it and they said its good. He found the root in a health food store. Hope it helps. Good luck.

Wilma Said:

Best Gelatine Mold (Jello) recipe for adults?

We Answered:

1 pt vanilla ice cream, 1 pkg red or green jello. Melt the ice cream to room temperature (don't put it in the microwave) -- takes about 3 hours. Mix the jello with 1 cup of hot water, add the melted ice cream. You can add sliced bananas or some crushed walnuts or pecans. Place your mold in the fridge for 5-6 hours. Yum.... we call it Bavarian Cream and it is delicious

Luis Said:

What effect will gelatine have on chocolate mousse?

We Answered:

The gelatin stabilizes the mousse so it stays light and fluffy longer. If you just used whipped cream for the "lift", it would deflate in a matter of hours to chocolate pudding. The gelatin gets firm and holds the air bubbles so it stays nice and light and yummy.

We've been eating gelatin for years. Yes, gelatin comes from cows bones through a process in which the bones are chemically treated to release the gelatin. There are other products which have similar characteristics if the animal bones thing bothers you. But gelatin is in many, many foods; foods you don't even suspect.

Wesley Said:

Where can i find kosher gelatine to be used for recipes?

We Answered:

Hmm, Superstore, Sobeys, or maybe a speciality store. If you live in the big cities there should be a good Jewish populations and also several speciality stores that carry Kosher items. Just search for them.

Micheal Said:

How do I make a bird seed cake with just seeds and gelatine?

We Answered:

HONEY TREATS

4 cups bird seed of choice

25-50 twist ties folded in half
1/2 cup clover honey
6 envelopes unflavored gelatin
(which equals 4 1/2 tblsp.)
1/4 cup dried greens (optional)
( or dried peppers, fruit or vegetables)

Combine seed and dried greens in glass mixing bowl and set aside.
Add dry gelatin to honey and mix in small sauce pan.
Bring to boil over medium heat, stirring CONSTANTLY, for 4 minutes.
Pour into center of seed and mix well.
When cool enough, knead with hands, pressing all seeds into mixture.
(It helps to spray a little non-stick cooking spray on hands and in muffin tins.)
Roll into balls and place in muffin tin.
Walnut size for 2" tin or apricot size balls for 3" tins.
Bake at 350* for 15 minutes for small or 20 minutes for large.
Remove from oven and quickly put folded end of twist ties into center of each treat.
Press down around ties firmly. As treats cool, they will harden completly.
Store in air tight container.

BTW I love these two using peanut butter!

Bird seed Cake
1 pound Suet in small pieces
1 Cup Yellow Cornmeal
1 Cup Rolled Oats
1 Cup Chunk-style Peanut Butter
1 Cup mixed Wild Bird Seed
1 Cup Sunflower Seed
Melt suet over low flame. Stir in rest of ingredients to blend. Pour into paper-lined muffin tins. Chill until hardened. These may be frozen also.

here is another fun one to make

Seed Cones
Ingredients:
pine cones
peanut butter
birdseed (your choice)
Directions:
Lay out a newspaper on a table or countertop and pour birdseed it. Spread peanut butter all over the pine cones and roll them in the birdseed. Tie a piece of ribbon or string to the top of each cone and hang them on tree branches. The birds will pick them clean!

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