Prep
time: 20 minutes
Cook
time: 30 minutes
Total
time: 50 minutes + overnight in the fridge
Yield:
Makes 4 - 6 jellies
Ingredients:
·
4 oz/115g golden super fine/caster sugar
·
½ cup/100ml water
·
Juice of half a lemon
·
½ oz/12g gelatine leaves
·
¾ cup/175ml Pimm’s No. 1
·
2 cups/500ml diet fizzy lemonade
·
8 oz/250g fresh strawberries, roughly chopped
·
Few torn fresh mint leaves
·
To serve: extra strawberries and mint and cream or vanilla ice cream.
Preparation:
·
Place the sugar into a small saucepan, add the water and lemon juice,
stir. Gently dissolve the sugar over a low heat. Once dissolved simmer for a
few minutes then remove from the heat.
·
Break the gelatine leaves into small pieces and cover with cold water.
Leave to soak for 5 minutes then add to the sugar solution and stir until
thoroughly dissolved.
·
Pour the sugar syrup into a bowl, add the Pimm’s and the lemonade. Place
the bowl over a bowl of iced water and leave to cool until the jelly is just
starting to set – about 30 minutes. If you stir the jelly from time to time
this will speed up the process.
·
As soon as the jelly begins to set add the strawberries and stir, add
the mint leaves and stir again.
·
Pour the jelly into wine large wine glasses, or glass bowls and place in
the refrigerator, preferably overnight.
Pimm's
is Britain's number one summer drink but also takes on a great role as a
refreshing Pimm's Jelly. A Pimm's jelly recipe is simple that I know, like me,
you will be making Pimm's jelly all summer long.
Don't feel restricted to just using strawberries in the Pimm's jelly recipe. you can ring the changes with other summer fruits, raspberries work very well.
Don't feel restricted to just using strawberries in the Pimm's jelly recipe. you can ring the changes with other summer fruits, raspberries work very well.