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Mommy Matters - Mealtimes made fun -Try these jelly boats!─── 13:00 Mon, 18 Aug 2014
Debbie Wareham is a sjef, ma en besigheidseienaar maar haar passie is kos. Ek het onlangs met haar gesels oor haar boek “Maaltye sonder moeite” en Debbie deel vandag een van haar prettige resepte met ons. Probeer dit gerus!
Jelly boats
Serves 8
2 oranges, halved
1 x 80 g packet instant
raspberry jelly
1 x 80 g packet instant lime
jelly
1 sheet colour paper, cut into triangles to resemble flags
8 toothpicks (snip off the sharp points)
1 x 80 g packet instant
raspberry jelly
1 x 80 g packet instant lime
jelly
1 sheet colour paper, cut into triangles to resemble flags
8 toothpicks (snip off the sharp points)
Method
Using a spoon, carefully scoop out the orange flesh (see hint) without breaking the peel.
Make the jelly according to the packet instructions. Pour the raspberry jelly into two orange-skin halves and pour the lime jelly into the remaining orange-skin halves.
Make the jelly according to the packet instructions. Pour the raspberry jelly into two orange-skin halves and pour the lime jelly into the remaining orange-skin halves.
Place the orange halves on a baking tray and refrigerate until set.
Glue a paper triangle to each toothpick to make a sail.
Glue a paper triangle to each toothpick to make a sail.
Remove the oranges from the fridge and cut them in half again (forming quarters). Insert a ‘sail’ into the jelly of each orange quarter to make a small sail-boat.
Hint:
This is an easy, affordable and colourful birthday party idea. You can either incorporate the leftover orange flesh into a carrot salad or add it to a fruit salad.
This is an easy, affordable and colourful birthday party idea. You can either incorporate the leftover orange flesh into a carrot salad or add it to a fruit salad.
Listen to Debbie's tips in the podcast below. Remember, Mommy Matters loves to hear from you! Send me an email, yolanda@ofm.co.za
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