This recipe creates a jiggly fruit jelly with a texture superior to store-bought options, requiring just mixing and chilling. Its colorful and cute appearance makes it perfect for entertaining or as a snack. Using agar allows for jelly to set even with fresh kiwi and pineapple. Give it a try!

Ingredients

Main Ingredients (6 servings)

  • Water 600ml
  • Granulated Sugar 60g
  • Agar 15g
  • Strawberries (as needed)
  • Pineapple (as needed)
  • Canned Mandarin Oranges (as needed)
  • Kiwi (as needed)
  • Blueberries (as needed)

Seasonings

    Steps

    1. Remove the stems from the strawberries and cut them into quarters. Cut more than needed based on the containers you'll use.
    2. Cut the pineapple into bite-sized pieces.
    3. Remove the stem from the kiwi. Make an incision around the part where the stem was attached, twist, and remove the hard core. Peel the kiwi.
    4. Cut the peeled kiwi in half lengthwise, then into bite-sized pieces.
    5. Place the cut fruit into the containers, filling them about halfway.
    6. In a bowl, combine 60g Granulated Sugar and 15g Agar and mix well to prevent lumps. **(Key Tip!)** Agar tends to clump if added directly to water, so always mix it with sugar first.
    7. Pour 600ml Water into a pot. While mixing with a silicone whisk, gradually add the agar and sugar mixture from Step 6 and dissolve. **(Key Tip!)** Add it little by little and mix well each time to avoid lumps. If lumps form, crush them immediately with the whisk.
    8. Heat the pot over medium heat, stirring constantly. Once boiling, reduce heat to low and continue to cook for 1 minute while stirring. **(Key Tip!)** Agar needs to be heated thoroughly to dissolve, so keep stirring and heating for 1 minute after it boils.
    9. Turn off the heat. Fill a bowl with tap water and place the pot in it to cool down. Let it cool for approximately 3 minutes, or until it thickens slightly (target temperature 60-70°C). **(Key Tip!)** Cooling in ice water can cause the agar to set too quickly. Always use regular tap water. Change the water if it becomes too warm.
    10. Pour the cooled agar liquid into the fruit-filled containers until about 80% full. Add any leftover fruit. **(Key Tip!)** Pouring hot agar liquid over the fruit can cause the fruit to release water and prevent proper setting. Always pour after the agar has cooled down.
    11. Once all containers are filled, cover with plastic wrap and chill in the refrigerator until set.
    12. Pour any leftover agar liquid into a separate tray, cover with plastic wrap, and chill in the refrigerator until set (approx. 2 hours).
    13. Once the jelly in the tray is set, break it into crushed pieces using a fork.
    14. Decorate the chilled fruit jelly with the crushed jelly and serve.

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