1 pk (1 3/4-oz) powdered pectin 3/4 c Water 3 c Champagne or dry white wine 4 c Sugar Thoroughly mix pectin and water in large saucepan. Bring to boil over high heat and boil 1 minute, stirring constantly. Reduce heat to medium and immediately add champagne and sugar. Keep mixture just below boiling and stir until sugar is dissolved, about 5 minutes. Remove from heat. Skim off foam with metal spoon if necessary. Pour quickly into hot sterilized half-pint jars. Seal at once with 1/8-inch hot paraffin or canning lids. Serve with poultry or meat. Makes about 6 half-pints
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champagne jello shots
Dessert cocktails, recipe for jello shots.
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Champagne Jello Shots
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CHAMPAGNE JELLO SHOTS 6 oz. (180ml) Champagne 6 oz. (180ml) Ginger Ale 8 oz. (240ml) Hot Water 1/2 Cup Sugar 2 Envelopes Unflavored Gelatin Garnish: Sprinkles/Glitter/Cupcake Toppers
PREPARATION 1. Add gelatin to hot water and stir well until combined. 2. Add sugar, stir until dissolved and allow to cool. 3. Once mix is cooled pour in champagne and ginger ale. Stir well. 4. Pour mixture into jello shot mold and place in refrigerator until fully set. 5. Garnish top of jello shot with glitter, sprinkles and/or cupcake toppers. DRINK RESPONSIBLY!
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How to Make Champagne Jellies — The Victorian Way
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Happy New Year! The festive season is coming to an end at Audley End House and we find Mrs Crocombe busy preparing a light after-dinner palate cleanser. An ideal way to celebrate, this sparkling wine jelly is very easy to make and will keep its bubbles even after setting if properly chilled in advance. Keep in mind, it's just as alcoholic as a glass of Champagne!
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INGREDIENTS • Bottle of Champagne (or another sparkling wine) • 5 oz (140g) sugar • 8 sheets gelatine • Diced fruit (optional)
METHOD 1. Chill the Champagne as cool as possible before beginning. This will help to keep the bubbles in. You could put it in the freezer for 30–40 minutes, but be sure not to forget it's in there as it will explode! 2. Soak the gelatine sheets in cold water. 3. Put a little Champagne in a pan and heat with the sugar and gelatine sheets, stirring until dissolved. 4. Strain the mixture and leave to cool at room temperature. 5. Once cooled, gently add the remainder of the Champagne. 6. Pour into moulds and allow to set in the fridge for a few hours. 7. Turn out of the moulds and serve.
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CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 00:34 For this recipe, you will need... 00:53 Dissolving the sugar 02:53 Completing the mixture 03:38 Moulding and setting 05:03 Turning out 07:01 Final presentation