BROKEN GLASS COFFEE JELLY RECIPE

After many years, I have prepared this cold dessert but this time with different flavor. .

Using agar agar powder, this Broken  Glass Coffee Jelly was fun to make with proper planning.

It consists of 2 parts, coffee jelly that uses instant coffee in it.  This  coffee part must be prepared first as to allow it to cool and cut into 1/2 in cube.

Used a pack of agar agar powder, divide equally to make this Broken Jelly Coffee Jelly.  Once you have  coffee jelly ready. proceed to make milk mixture.

You can always opt for 2 or more flavors like orange, strawberry, pineapple instead of coffee

During the process, I have discovered a vital step to remove the jelly smoothly.   The secret was to apply a thin coating of vegetable oil before pouring over the cubed jelly.  The 10 x 6 in glass tray was perfect for this recipe.

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BROKEN GLASS COFFEE JELLY RECIPE
Serves   6-8

COFFEE  FLAVOR
1 tablespoon  agar powder
100  g white sugar
1 1/2  cup  water
1/4 cup hot water
1.5 teaspoon instant coffee

METHOD

1.  Dissolve agar agar powder in   water, stir well.

2.  Add sugar, stir and bring to boil over low heat.

3.  Combine hot water and instant coffee, stir well.

4,  Mix in coffee mixture onto agar pot.

5.  Bring mixture to boil using medium heat.

6.  Pour mixture into a rinsed container to set.

7.  Cut into 1/2 in cube and place in a lightly grease glass  tray or jelly roll pan.

MILK PORTION
1 tablespoon  agar powder
6 tablespoon condensed milk
1 1/2  cup  water

METHOD

1.  Dissolve agar agar powder in  water, stir well.

2.  Add  condensed milk, stir and bring to boil over low heat.

3.  Remove from heat,  let cool  a bit  pour this mixture over the cubed coffee jelly.   .

4.  Cool slightly and let it set in a refrigerator.  Cut into desired sizes to serve.

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