Monday, April 17, 2006

I am happy...

I love this really nice dessert in a Japanese restaurant but has since been closed down. So I won't have any chance to savour it anymore.

On the side, I have tried replicating it during my Christmas dinner but still wasn't quite satisfied with the result. So, based on memory, and with the success of my almond jelly. I think I am getting close to the "real" thing.

Here is my Green Tea Milk Jelly.

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What you need

13g Agar Agar Powder (flower brand)
200 gm sugar
1000 ml water
200 ml evaporated milk (carnation brand)
1 tbsp green tea powder (macha)

Method

Mixed sugar with agar agar powder until will mixed

Add water to the mixture. Bring to boil under high fire.

Add green tea powder. Stir until sugar dissolve, strain through the finest filter you can find and then put it aside to cool down.

Once it slightly cool, add in evaporated milk. Then sieve it again, put them into prepared tray to cool. Once set, chill it in the fridge.

11 comments:

fooDcrazEE said...

Edith, nice to see u happy again..chuckle

culinary said...

very innovative..

Sally said...

Edith... can you post the recipe please?? thank you... I love green tea!

Fonia said...

Yipee... Here comes the recipe! Thanks Edith. Me love GREEN TEA too... *Muak*

Anonymous said...

hello, out of curiosity, i was wondering why you need to sieve the mixture. doesn't the macha powder dissolve completely? and there are no lumps in the evaporated milk...

Precious Moments said...

Mine doesn't dissolve completely, i don't know whether this is quality problem or not. But to be on the safe side, I sieved them thru.

Anonymous said...

Hi, how long does it take to set?
Mine does seem to set .......failure me!!! I am so disappointment1

Precious Moments said...

I left it overnight to chill. Should be able to set as mine was firm enough to pick it up with a fork. Perhaps you can try again.

Anonymous said...

Hi, I tried again and all was well this time. Thank you for sharing your recipe! God Bless!

sweet-tooth said...

Hi Edith, I tried this and it's really yummy!
Btw, can i link you? ;)

CC said...

OMG this look so yummy!
I gonna try it soon ^^
Thanks for the recipe

x

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