Mosaic jelly recipe

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Also known as Stained Glass or Broken Glass Jello or Christmas Jello, is a festive, soft, and creamy gelatin dessert popularly served during holidays. Its inviting look and appearance droves people of all ages to the table. Aside from its enticing look, everyone loves it because of its sweet taste, not to mention that it melts in your mouth, a win-win! | www.foxyfolksy.com #FoxyFolksyRecipes #cathedralwindow #hellydessert #dessert

Keep reading to find out how to make the most delicious Mexican Mosaic Gelatin (Gelatina de Mosaico) recipe which is popular with people of all ages!

This jelly is also known as Stained Glass Jelly, Broken Glass Jelly or Jewel Jelly but I call it Mosaic Jelly because it just reminds me of mosaic tiles! This jelly is so pretty & attractive. Above all, it is so simple, quick & fun. The colors are so vibrant that you just can’t helpRead More

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Mexican Gelatina de Mosaico is super fun, delicious, and perfect for kid's parties! Chek out our VIDEO recipe and learn how to make it at home! #mosaicjellocups #gelatinademosaicoreceta #mexicanjellorecipe

Broken Glass Jello (also known as Stained Glass Jello) looks so impressive, but is really easy to make! Different colors of Jello float in a sweetened white gelatin mixture. Vary it every time by using different flavors. This classic make-ahead dessert recipe looks so lovely on a buffet table and is always a hit at holidays, potlucks, and luncheons!

Make the recipe for the strawberry mosaic Mexican jello dessert. It has strawberry and milk gelatin and garnished with a strawberry sauce and fresh berries. A classic Mexican gelatin dessert you need to try.

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I decided to try this new jello recipe that I first saw on one of my favorite blogs, Food Librarian. She called it broken glass jello. Probably because I was an English major at UCLA and tend to be particular about words, or I'm just neurotic, but I often take issue with recipe names that aren't attractive (See Soda Cracker Bark for my latest example of my neurosis). So Broken Glass Jello won't fly with me... it sounds ouchy and painful and not tasty. Who wants to eat broken glass? On the…

I was bored yesterday and decided to make this from a recipe I found in a magazine Ingredients: Jello mix of any flavor you want to create the different colors (use the 3 0z. box) 2 packets of Knox unflavored gelatin 1 can of sweetened condensed milk 1) For each flavor dissolve the mixture into 1 cup of boiling water and stir well 2) Pour each flavor into square molds and refrigerate for at least 3 hours, or over night 3) Cut the jello into cubes and mix into container 4) In a separate bowl…

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Delight your taste buds with this Fruit Jellies Recipe. Flavor these bite-sized gelatin candy morsels with orange, strawberry or other fruit flavors. Cover with sparkling sugar and set this Fruit Jellies Recipe out for your guests!

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Make homemade Jello with just 2 simple ingredients! This version is sweetened with 100% fruit juice and can be stirred together in minutes.

Wiggly, jiggly art that you can eat - made from Jell-0. A fun addition to a dessert table.

Retro Jello recipes are making a comeback. With a sense of nostalgia, they still taste just as great as they did decades ago.