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Mango yogurt peach<br />

and grape jelly<br />

Ingredients for 8/10 people:<br />

Fruit jelly<br />

• 2 canned peaches,<br />

sliced (2 x 480 g)<br />

• 300 ml syrup from<br />

canned peaches<br />

• 5 g (2.5 sheets) gelatin<br />

• 1 tsp (5 ml) vegetable oil<br />

• 10 red grapes, halved<br />

and deseeded (optional)<br />

Yogurt jelly<br />

• 10g (5 sheets) gelatin<br />

• 100 ml milk<br />

• 1 Tbsp. (15 ml) sugar<br />

• 500 ml liquid yogurt drink<br />

(flavor: mango or vanilla or peach)<br />

Step 1: Making the fruit jelly<br />

1. Drain the peaches. Set aside the syrup.<br />

2. If you are using gelatin sheets, soak sheets<br />

in a bowl with cold water for 5 minutes.<br />

Once soft, drain to remove excess of water.<br />

3. In the MicroCook Pitcher, heat the syrup<br />

for 3 minutes 800 Watts. Dissolve the gelatin<br />

in the syrup by using the KPT Beater. Set aside.<br />

4. With the Basting Brush, slightly oil<br />

the Jel Ring Mold and lay out slices of peaches<br />

and grapes. Gently pour the gelatin mixture<br />

over the fruits and place the mold<br />

in the Freezer for 1 hour without cover<br />

or until your fruit jelly has thickened.<br />

Step 2: Making the yogurt jelly<br />

1. If you are using gelatin sheets,<br />

soak sheets in a bowl with cold water<br />

for 5 minutes. Once soft, drain to remove<br />

excess of water.<br />

2. In the MicroCook Pitcher, heat the milk<br />

for 1 minute 30, 800 Watts. Dissolve the gelatin i<br />

n the syrup by using the KPT Beater.<br />

3. Stir in first the sugar and then add the yogurt.<br />

Pour the yogurt mixture over the fruit jelly.<br />

Freeze for 2 hours or store in the fridge 6 hours<br />

before unmolding.<br />

56 YOUR HOME BAKERY

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