Recipe: Rainbow Jello Eggs
Summary: Good ole J E L L O there’s really no end to the creativity.. thank you Bill Cosby!!
Ingredients
- 7 packages of various colors of Jello
- A jello egg mold
- A syringe
- 7 bowls to dissolve jello
Instructions
- Spray each mold with cooking spray.
- Pour the contents of each package of colored jello into separate bowls. Put one cup boiling water into each bowl. Stir until dissolved.
- Fill syringe completely with one flavor of jello, put into each mold. Place in the refrigerator about 2 hours to set.
- Continue Step 3 with a different color until mold is full, making sure to refrigerate before adding next layer.
Recipe and Photo courtesy of: examiner.com
These look great! But I have a question, wouldn’t the colors mix all together once you start to fill the mold? Sorry, I think I’m missing something.
I see the step that is missing, and will add it in momentarily. You should chill the mold and Jell-O between each layer. This will keep them from mixing together.
Refrigerate after you add a color.
Where can you purchase the molds?
Just grab some empty plastic Easter eggs, and simply poke a hole into one end.
I use egg cartons trays to stand my moulds in, I pop them in the freezer for faster setting between adding colours. Cuts time right down to minutes, with the egg mould it would take a much shorter time again. I am looking forward to getting an egg mould as these look cool. Shall look around for a clear mould, as it might make it easier to judge each setting.
I do the oranges shelled out and set jelly in them.
Have you done those WTCook. Adults are fascinated by them and the children love them.
Will pass on to you if you would like.
Also do same in bowls.
Cheers
I mean’t to say, when the jelly is set in orange peel, cut into quarters.
If I’m reading this right, it will take around 12 hours from start to finish. Will the jello remain liquid for that long at room temperature?
Just do as one of the other comments mentioned; place them in the freezer to speed the up the setting process. You can also make each color right before you go to add it to the mold.
I just ordered my Jello Egg Molds on wwwKraftBrands.com http://www.kraftbrands.com/Jello/Default.aspx
click “Products” and ordered mine. The mold was free with $2.95 shipping cost.
Thank you for posting the recipe.
How many eggs does this recipe yield??
Right around 1 dozen.
This is so cool. I cant wait to make them