
Celia Brooks Brown
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This most grown-up of jellies makes a light and sophisticated dessert, ideal for dinner parties. From Celia Brooks Brown
This most grown-up of jellies makes a light and sophisticated dessert, ideal for dinner parties. From Celia Brooks Brown
Champagne jelly
Method
2. Pour half the champagne or sparkling wine into a saucepan and add the sugar and gelatine.
3. Heat gently, stirring until the sugar and gelatine have dissolved, then heat until almost boiling.
4. Slowly add the remaining fizz champagne. Allow to cool, then pour into the fruit-filled glasses and chill for three hours or until softly set.
5. Serve immediately - the jelly will soften the longer it is out of the refrigerator.
Prep:
5 min
Cook: 10 min
Cook: 10 min
Ingredients
100g Blueberries100g small seedless red grapes
500ml champagne or sparkling wine
50g caster sugar
3 tsp vegetarian gelatine, (agar agar)
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