141. - - Make three solutions A, B, C, using non-acidulated gelatin
(i tsp. gelatin soaked in i tbsp. cold water, add \ c. boiling water).
Boil A for 5 minutes. Set on ice in mold.
Boil B for 10 minutes. Set on ice in mold.
Boil C for 15 minutes. Set on ice in mold.
Which is most desirable ? What has happened to the gelatin ?
142. — Make four solutions, A, B, C, D, as in Expt. 141.
Put A on ice in mold.
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To B add | c. lemon juice. Put on ice in mold.
To C, add 2 tbsp. fresh pineapple juice or 4 tbsp. pineapple pulp.
Thoroughly mix and put on ice in mold.
To D add 2 tbsp. fresh pineapple juice which has been boiled for
2 minutes. Thoroughly mix and put on ice in mold.
What do you observe in B, C, D? How do you account for the
failure of the gelatin to solidify in B and C ?
Compare the consistency of A and D. How do you account for
the delicacy of D ? Beat D with a Dover egg beater until foamy.
What gives it this appearance?
Have the class divided so that all brands of gelatins are
used. Compare results.
Make a table showing the proper amount of : gelatin, liquid,
fruit juice, sugar.
GELATIN DESSERTS
General Rules
Fill molds with cold water and let stand.
Soak gelatin in cold water to soften it.
Add the boiling liquid to the softened gelatin to dissolve it.
Add sugar to this mixture while hot to dissolve the sugar.
Strain fruit gelatins through a cheesecloth before cooling.
Cover gelatin mixtures while cooling to protect from dust.
Varieties
1. Fruit jellies : Mold after straining; when firm turn
Lemon jelly out on serving dish. Serve with soft
Orange jelly custard or whipped cream.
2. Fruit jellies with white Cool until sirupy. Add stifHy beaten
of egg : egg white and beat until firm enough
Snow pudding ; Sponges to mold.
3. Fruit jellies with cream: Add whipped cream when sirupy.
Bavarian creams
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4. Custard jellies :
Spanish cream
Macaroon cream
5. Charlottes :
Add stiffly beaten white to custard jelly.
After straining, beat occasionally while
cooling. Mold when begins to thicken.
Jellies with the whip from thin cream.
Add the whip when the mixture begins
to thicken.
Ingredients :
Gelatin . .
Cold water .
Boiling liquid
Sugar . .
Fruit juice
Fruit Jellies
Orange Prune
2 tbsp. -2\ tbsp.
c. water
\ Ib. prunes and
liquid to make
2 C.
1C. 1C.
i| c. orange juice \ c. lemon juice
juice i lemon
Lemon
2 tbsp.
*c.
i c. water
c. lemon juice
Ingredients : Coffee
Gelatin ..... 2 tbsp.
Wine
i tbsp.
r
2 c.
i c. water
i r
3 C-
tc.
juice i lemon, juice \ orange
\ c. wine
Cold water . . .
Boiling liquid .
Sugar .....
Fruit juice ....
2 c. boiled coffee
Fruit : When orange or lemon jelly begins to thicken, add sliced
bananas, cherries, pieces of cooked pineapple, nuts, and orange sections.
Fruit jellies with whip : Fill glasses f full and let stand until firm.
Cool a small portion of the jelly until sirupy. Whip until frothy
and place on top of glasses.
Sponges
Ingredients : Pineapple
Gelatin 2 tbsp.
Cold water | c.
Boiling water \ c.
Sugar
Pineapple juice . • . . .
Egg whites .3
Shredded pineapple . . . . \
tc.
Ic.
can
Chocolate
2\ tbsp.
2 c.
i oz. chocolate and 2\ c.
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AI-modernized reading of the original text
141. - - Make three solutions A, B, C, using non-acidulated gelatin (i tsp. gelatin soaked in i tbsp. cold water, add \ c. boiling water).
Boil A for 5 minutes. Set on ice in mold.
Boil B for 10 minutes. Set on ice in mold.
Boil C for 15 minutes. Set on ice in mold.
Which is most desirable ? What has happened to the gelatin ?
142. — Make four solutions, A, B, C, D, as in Expt. 141. Put A on ice in mold.
To B add | c. lemon juice. Put on ice in mold.
To C, add 2 tbsp. fresh pineapple juice or 4 tbsp. pineapple pulp. Thoroughly mix and put on ice in mold.
To D add 2 tbsp. fresh pineapple juice which has been boiled for 2 minutes. Thoroughly mix and put on ice in mold.
What do you observe in B, C, D? How do you account for the failure of the gelatin to solidify in B and C ?
Compare the consistency of A and D. How do you account for the delicacy of D ? Beat D with a Dover egg beater until foamy. What gives it this appearance?
Have the class divided so that all brands of gelatins are used. Compare results.
Make a table showing the proper amount of : gelatin, liquid, fruit juice, sugar.
GELATIN DESSERTS
General Rules
Fill molds with cold water and let stand.
Soak gelatin in cold water to soften it.
Add the boiling liquid to the softened gelatin to dissolve it.
Add sugar to this mixture while hot to dissolve the sugar.
Strain fruit gelatins through a cheesecloth before cooling.
Cover gelatin mixtures while cooling to protect from dust.
Varieties
1. Fruit jellies : Mold after straining; when firm turn
Lemon jelly out on serving dish. Serve with soft
Orange jelly custard or whipped cream.
2. Fruit jellies with white Cool until sirupy. Add stifHy beaten
of egg : egg white and beat until firm enough
Snow pudding ; Sponges to mold.
3. Fruit jellies with cream: Add whipped cream when sirupy.
Bavarian creams
4. Custard jellies :
Spanish cream Macaroon cream
5. Charlottes :
Add stiffly beaten white to custard jelly. After straining, beat occasionally while
cooling. Mold when begins to thicken. Jellies with the whip from thin cream. Add the whip when the mixture begins
to thicken.
Ingredients :
Gelatin . . Cold water . Boiling liquid
Sugar . . Fruit juice
Fruit Jellies
Orange Prune
2 tbsp. -2\ tbsp.
c. water
\ Ib. prunes and liquid to make
2 C. 1C. 1C.
i| c. orange juice \ c. lemon juice juice i lemon
Lemon 2 tbsp. *c. i c. water
c. lemon juice
Ingredients : Coffee
Gelatin ..... 2 tbsp.
Wine
i tbsp.
r 2 c.
i c. water i r
3 C-
tc.
juice i lemon, juice \ orange \ c. wine
Cold water . . . Boiling liquid . Sugar ..... Fruit juice ....
2 c. boiled coffee
Fruit : When orange or lemon jelly begins to thicken, add sliced bananas, cherries, pieces of cooked pineapple, nuts, and orange sections.
Fruit jellies with whip : Fill glasses f full and let stand until firm. Cool a small portion of the jelly until sirupy. Whip until frothy and place on top of glasses.
Sponges
Ingredients : Pineapple
Gelatin 2 tbsp.
Cold water | c.
Boiling water \ c.
Sugar
Pineapple juice . • . . .
Egg whites .3
Shredded pineapple . . . . \
tc.
can
Chocolate 2\ tbsp.
2 c.
i oz. chocolate and 2\ c.