A cool refreshing jelly dessert. Great for after meals or simply to snack, on a hot afternoon. This will be a definite hit with the kids, and adults too! Serve this really chilled to the kids when they are back from school on a hot day, surprise them and see their smile, just like sunshine, as in the colour of the jelly!
Perfect for a get together party or just any party. Nobody could resist taking a piece of this beautiful looking jelly!
I'm linking this lovely dessert with :
The gelling ability of Agar-agar powder may varies, depending on the brands. Refer to the instructions as to the amount needed in proportion to the quantity of liquid used. Adjust accordingly.
Mango and Orange Jelly
Top Layer
180gm cubed mango flesh from about 1 large ripe mango
2 cups (500ml) orange juice, unsweetened
1/2 cup caster sugar, or to taste
1-1/2 tablespoons agar-agar powder
1/2 teaspoon orange essence
Bottom Layer
1 cup (250ml) fresh cream
2 cups (375ml) water
1-1/2 tablespoons agar-agar powder
1/2 cup caster sugar, or to taste
1/2 teaspooon pandan essence
a pinch of salt
- To make top layer : Place mango and half of orange juice in a blender and puree till mixture is smooth. Pour into a deep saucepan and mix in the remaining of the orange juice. Stir to evenly combined.
- Scatter the agar-agar powder over the mango and orange juice mixture and stir well. Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring constantly for about 5 minutes. Add sugar to taste, depending on the sweetness from the mango and orange juice, adjust the amount of sugar to your liking and continue to stir until completely dissolves. Add the orange essence.
- Remove from heat and pour into a 9" cake pan. Leave to set. Small jelly moulds or any moulds may be used, filling only about half full.
- To make bottom layer : Combine fresh cream and water in a deep saucepan. Scatter the agar-agar powder on top and stir to combine. Add in sugar, pandan essence and salt. Bring to boil over medium heat for about 4-5 minutes.
- Remove from heat and pour mxiture over the top layer gently. Set aside to cool and store in refrigerator, covered, until fully set.
- To serve, turn Mango Agar-Agar onto serving plate. Sliced to desired size or use a jelly or a deep cookie cutter to form shapes. Serve it well chilled. Enjoy!
thanks on the reply on your traditional ice cream. Hope i will be able to try it out one day. this sunshine jelly looks pretty and cute..so appropriate for us on these hot sunny weather!
ReplyDeleteExcellent recipe and photos!!!
ReplyDeleteAll children love jelly!
Thank you very much
Have a nice week !
I adore jellies of any kinds, and this combo sounds delicious. They look very cute too :D)!
ReplyDeleteI love these look absolutely beauty and delicious! gloria
ReplyDeleteHi, many thanks for the kind comment;)
ReplyDeleteLooks great, easy and so beautiful...thanks for sharing, lovely photos!
Cheers!
wanna delight my kid soon with this awesome recipe..:D
ReplyDeleteTasty appetite
Soo pretty,elegant and beautiful jelly...yumm!
ReplyDeleteSo so pretty and cheerful looking. I bet these are so much fun to eat. Thanks for linking them up with Sweets for a Saturday.
ReplyDeleteHi Joy,
ReplyDeleteThis is a very delicate and beautiful dessert. Your photo's make me want to just reach out and have a taste of the combination of flavor. You are a very talented cook. Thank you so much for bringing this to FULL PLATE THURSDAY and please come back!
Looks sooooo pretty and delicious !!
ReplyDeleteI often make mango agar agar jelly, but I never combine it with orange, I should try.
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Alessandra
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Same pinch dear...my blog name is also kitchen flavours....first time here and amazed by spread of yum recipes...will visit again to check out more recipes....star shaped jelly looks very yum...
ReplyDeleteIt's a very tempting series of recipes that you offer us at the moment. mango is one if not my favourite fruit!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! And perfect. They look refreshing and so scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteThey look absolutely perfect!!
ReplyDeleteMay I pick up one of them?:)) yes? thank you
They are so pretty!
ReplyDeletewow!!these look too yummy to resist!! great clicks!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! My children would love these. They are crazy over mangoes. I would eat a lot of these in summer :D
ReplyDeleteHello friends,
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by and all your lovely comments. This jelly is a delight, should any of you decide to try this out, remember to see the instructions on the packet of agar-agar powder for the ratio of powder to quantity of liquid used. Enjoy!
Joy, these are adorable! You have made a treat as bright as sunshine! We could use some here. I will have to look for agar-agar here in my community.
ReplyDeleteI love jellys and mangoes, but I guess I don't love them enough to get my lazy butt to actually make them!!
ReplyDeleteThese mango and orange jellies are so adorable and pretty. I'm sure they taste just as wonderful.
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Great recipe and photos!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat blog; happy I found you!
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Joy, these are almost too pretty to eat! :o) I wonder if this is like what we call "jello." I used to make it for the kids all the time when they were growing up and I used to eat it growing up too. Hope you're having a great week!
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely and delicious! Makes a refreshing and light dessert. Nice color too. Thanks for your comments on Rebecka's and my blog :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so adorable...I love them :)
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