gold fish bowl

Food wears a disguise... Why yes! Food should wear a disguise. I wish food would hold costume parties more often. Here is the Jell-O goldfish bowl that Sartorial Stitch made for her Food Costume Party and I think it turned out simply amazing! The mint leaves were a stroke of genius!
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(Photo by Sartorial Stitch.)

summer supper

Look! It's every food group rolled into one Jell-O mold! It's a meal in itself! This Chicken and Vegetable Aspic Salad is sure to impress the whole family! Don't forget to add the Lemon Mayonnaise.
Enjoy!
T

blue sky Jell-O

I found this recipe here on MyFamilyLovesIt.com and thought it was a fabulous idea! It's so simple that it works. You can get the complete instructions here at the Huber Hof Academy's blog.
Enjoy!
T


(Photo by MyFamilyLovesIt.com.)

tough Jell-O

See Jell-O isn't the sissy-whimpy food we always thought it was. Jell-O is tough! It's strong! And it's X-treme!
If you need proof, just visit Bloghungry and try his recipe for X-treme Jell-O Salad.
It's an awesome Jell-O salad recipe (without veggies) that will leave your guests wanting more... instead of cowering in the corners with fear.
Enjoy!
T

(Photo by Bloghungry.)

retro jello commercial time

Perk up your menu, jello salad make the meal!
T

Broken Glass Jell-O... Again!

Here's the recipe for Broken Glass Jell-O I tried from The Food Librarian. It turned out good, but I was hoping it'd be a thicker consistency, more like Jigglers. It turned out thicker than regular Jell-O, but you're still going to need a spoon to eat it the way it was.



I think next time I make it, I'll make it like this:


For each color:

1 – 3oz box of Jell-O
1 envelope gelatin
1 cup boiling water
Mix Jell-O and gelatin, add boiling water. Stir until dissolved. Chill in meat loaf pan. After they're set. Cut into small cubes with a knife that's been run under hot water and arrange in a metal 9x13 pan or Jell-O mold.
(It's easier to get out of metal pans.)

For white stuff:

1 can of condensed milk (NOT the evaporated stuff.)
4 envelopes gelatin
1/2 cup cold water
1 1/2 cups boiling water

Add 1/2 cup cold water to gelatin, wait until it blooms. Add 1 1/2 cups boiling water, stir until it dissolves. Add condensed milk and stir. CHILL but not until it's set, just to about room temp. If it's not chilled enough when you pour it over the other cubes the colors will run. Pour it over the cubed Jell-O and chill overnight.




Enjoy!
T

a mold to behold!

I found this little marvel at Eliz-a-bites blog and I was completely blown away. It's just so amazing! This really makes me want to play around some more with gelatin and creating clear Jell-O.
Enjoy!
T



(Photo by Eliz-a-bites.)

Jell-O Mold Competition Winners!

Behold!
Below are the winners of Gowanus Studios Jell-O Mold Competition.



GRAND PRIZE WINNER:
Jell-O Cocktail Trumpery
Kandice Levero and Julia Greene



Runner Up for Creativity:
Jell-ROE
Design Glut, (Kegan Fisher and Liz Kinnmark)



Runner Up for Aesthetics:
Jiggly-Wrap©
Hugh Hayden and Savinien Caracostea



Runner Up for Structural/Sculptural Integrity:
Rotational Jell-O Mold
Daniel Harper




And the rest:




















See more photos here!
T

cabbage and apple salad

Why eat sauerkraut, when you can enjoy the remarkable flavor of Jell-O's Cabbage Apple Salad? It'll be a snap to make and it's sure to please everybody!
Enjoy!
T

Happy 4th of July!

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red and blue ice cream Jell-O

Here's a recipe from Just Jenn Recipes for how to make tasty ice cream Jell-O treats just in time for the Fourth of July.
Enjoy!
T
(Photos by Just Jenn.)

retro jello commercial time

Too busy? Being attached by scribbles? No problem! Try Instant Jell-O Puddling!
T