Vegetarian Matcha Jelly
Introduce
Chef :
Hiroko Liston
Vegetarian Matcha Jelly
To make Vegetarian jelly desserts, ‘Agar Agar’ OR ‘Kanten’ are commonly used. However, 'Agar Agar' and 'Kanten' are not widely available where I live. I use Queen’s ‘Jel-It-In’ Vegetarian Gelling Powder and I am a big fan of the product. It doesn’t have unpleasant smell like Gelatine and it is so easy to use. This is how I make Matcha Jelly.
Ingredient
Food ration :
3 to 4 Servings
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Place Caster Sugar, Matcha Powder and Gelling Powder (OR Agar Agar) in a saucepan, and mix to combine. This will prevent the Matcha Powder and Gelling Powder (OR Agar Agar) from getting lumpy.
* Step 2
Add Hot Water and mix well. *Note: I have tried to make jelly with 400ml and also with 500ml, and I liked the texture of the jelly made with 450ml the best. However, it doesn’t really matter. Less water makes firmer jelly and more water makes softer jelly, only slightly.
* Step 3
Heat over medium heat and bring to the boil, stirring well. Once it started boiling, remove from the heat.
* Step 4
Cool slightly and pour the jelly mixture into the serving glasses. Skim off any surface bubbles if you wish. *Note: This jelly sets at room temperature. DO NOT leave the mixture in the saucepan for too long.
* Step 5
*Note: It is your choice to pour the jelly mixture into a container to set. You can spoon the set jelly to serving glasses or dessert bowls. Today I cut the set jelly into cubes.
* Step 6
When cool enough, place the glasses (OR container) in the fridge and leave to set completely. Enjoy with Cream, Vanilla Ice Cream, Milk, Sweet Azuki Paste, etc.
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