Made my first koi jelly and 3D flower jelly, thanks to Sor Hoon who took time off to teach me today. When she presented me with a 3D flower jelly in Dec during a visit to Tampines Changkat TMC, I was so enamored by it that I asked her to teach me how to make it. She said ok and sure enough, she has honoured her word! That is what I appreciate about her... her sincerity, generosity and patience!
I must say the process is painstaking and time-consuming. But you feel a great sense of satisfaction when you see the finished products. Beautiful work of art ready to be eaten! =)
I must say the process is painstaking and time-consuming. But you feel a great sense of satisfaction when you see the finished products. Beautiful work of art ready to be eaten! =)
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| Koi jelly at Tampines Changkat TMC |
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| Flower jelly Sor Hoon gave me at Tampines Changkat TMC |
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| Use Koonyaku Jelly Powder to make jelly beforehand |
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| Add some milk so the colour for the koi fish jelly will stand out |
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| Waiting for the jelly to harden |
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| Getting reading the colouring and bowls |
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| Divide the jelly into a few glass jars |
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| Jelly mould and brushes |
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| A medical syringe and special syringes for making the flower jelly |
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| Add different colours desired into the glass jars of jelly |
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| Use the brush to add colour to the koi jelly moulds |
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| Pour jelly into the moulds and refrigerate |
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| Colour jelly ready for making the flower jelly |
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| This is what the finished products look like! =) |
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| Koi jelly - the final product! |
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| The final product of yellow flower jelly! |
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| The final product of pink flower jelly! |
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