Gelatine Jellies Recipes : (1) Soft Fruit Jellies (2) Firm Fruit Jellies
(1) Soft Fruit Jellies
Cane or Beet Sugar ( White Granulated ) 75 parts
Glucose Syrup, Regular Grade 25 parts
Gelatine Low Bloom (120 Bloom) 9 parts
Hot Water ( 60 deg.C.) 9 parts
Apricot Pulp 60 parts
Flavouring to taste
Colour to shade
(a) cook the cane or beet sugar , glucose syrup, and fruit pulp to 80 per cent total solids ( check with a refractometer)
(b) cool to 90 deg.C.(194 deg.F.) and add to the gelatine dissolved in the hot water and held at 40 deg.C. (104 deg.F.)
(c) mix, add the colouring and flavouring, mix
(d) Deposit.
(2) Firm Fruit Jellies
Cane or Beet Sugar ( White Granulated ) 100 parts
Glucose Syrup, Regular Grade 50 parts
Gelatine Medium Bloom (180 Bloom) 16 parts
Water (A) 25 parts
Hot Water (60 deg.C.) (B) 16 parts
Fruit Juice 10 parts
Flavouring to taste
Colouring to shade
(a) dissolve the cane or beet sugar in the water (A) and add the glucose syrup, mix
(b) cook to 90 per cent total solids
(c) cool to 100 deg.C.(212 deg.F.)
(d) add to the fruit pulp and the gelatine previously dissolved in the hot water (B) and maintained at 40 deg.C.(104 deg.F.), mix
(e) add the flavouring and colouring, mix
(f) deposit
(1) Soft Fruit Jellies
Cane or Beet Sugar ( White Granulated ) 75 parts
Glucose Syrup, Regular Grade 25 parts
Gelatine Low Bloom (120 Bloom) 9 parts
Hot Water ( 60 deg.C.) 9 parts
Apricot Pulp 60 parts
Flavouring to taste
Colour to shade
(a) cook the cane or beet sugar , glucose syrup, and fruit pulp to 80 per cent total solids ( check with a refractometer)
(b) cool to 90 deg.C.(194 deg.F.) and add to the gelatine dissolved in the hot water and held at 40 deg.C. (104 deg.F.)
(c) mix, add the colouring and flavouring, mix
(d) Deposit.
(2) Firm Fruit Jellies
Cane or Beet Sugar ( White Granulated ) 100 parts
Glucose Syrup, Regular Grade 50 parts
Gelatine Medium Bloom (180 Bloom) 16 parts
Water (A) 25 parts
Hot Water (60 deg.C.) (B) 16 parts
Fruit Juice 10 parts
Flavouring to taste
Colouring to shade
(a) dissolve the cane or beet sugar in the water (A) and add the glucose syrup, mix
(b) cook to 90 per cent total solids
(c) cool to 100 deg.C.(212 deg.F.)
(d) add to the fruit pulp and the gelatine previously dissolved in the hot water (B) and maintained at 40 deg.C.(104 deg.F.), mix
(e) add the flavouring and colouring, mix
(f) deposit