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Recipe Card
Fruity Pimm's Jelly
This very grown up jelly epitomises all that is great about the British summer.
Full of delicious fruit, mint and a sparkling Pimm's jelly, this will delight any dinner party guests.
Why should jellies only be for children's parties? In Victorian England, chefs would compete to see who could make the most elaborate jelly.
Serves 6 people.
Ingredients
Available from British Corner Shop
- 250ml of Pimm's No 1
- 500ml of Schweppes Lemonade
- 2 sachets of Dr Oetker Gelatine to set 1 litre of mixture
- 50g of John West Raspberries in Juice
- 50g of John West Strawberries in Fruit Juice
- 100g of Del Monte Mandarin Oranges in Own Juice
- Askey's Cafe Curls to serve
To be Sourced Locally
- 75g of Sliced Cucumber
- Small handful of Mint Leaves
- Whipped Cream to serve
Method
In a 2 pint/1.1 litre mould, place the drained raspberries, strawberries and mandarins.
Add the cucumber slices and mint leaves.
In a large jug, dissolve the gelatine as per the instructions and whisk until smooth.
Add the Pimm's and lemonade, whisking continually - Be careful that the mixture doesn't froth too much!
Add the liquid to the fruit, stiring gently to ensure that the fruit and mint is well dispersed, yet not broken.
Chill until set, then unmould and layer in fancy glasses with some whipped cream.
Serve with cafe curls.
Recipe Date: 11th May 2011. Recipe copyright of: Hannah Freeman





