I couldn't resist making up a cute plate ... isn't it sweet?
Recipe for Pineapple Surprise
20 oz can of sliced pineapple, drained
1 box of Jello of your choice (I used lime and orange)
1 cup boiling water
1 cup cold water
1 pkg. unflavored gelatin
1/4 cup cold water
In 1/4 cup cold water dissolve the unflavored gelatin and set aside.
Open the can of sliced pineapple and drain fluid (this can be used for the cold water if desired)
Pour the package of Jello into a medium bowl and add boiling water. Stir. When all is dissolved stire in cold water. Stir in half of the unflavored gelatin. (I made 2 pineapple cans - one orange and one lime so I put half the unflavored gelatin in the orange Jello bowl and half in the lime Jello bowl. Stir well.
Pour over the pineapple slices that are still in their original can. I tried to "center" the pineapple stack so that there would be Jello on all sides of the pineapple slices.
Refrigerate overnight.
To unmold this Jello Pineapple... I take a knife and dip it in hot water and go around the inside the can to unseat the Jello. I also dipped the can in hot water (not boiling) for 2 or 3 seconds - just enough to melt the Jello so that I could coax it out of the can gently. Once it's out and on a plate, simply slice with a knife to separate each separate pineapple slice which will be surrounded by Jello and will have a really pretty Jello center, too.
Here's the one with lime Jello.
Pour the package of Jello into a medium bowl and add boiling water. Stir. When all is dissolved stire in cold water. Stir in half of the unflavored gelatin. (I made 2 pineapple cans - one orange and one lime so I put half the unflavored gelatin in the orange Jello bowl and half in the lime Jello bowl. Stir well.
Pour over the pineapple slices that are still in their original can. I tried to "center" the pineapple stack so that there would be Jello on all sides of the pineapple slices.
Refrigerate overnight.
To unmold this Jello Pineapple... I take a knife and dip it in hot water and go around the inside the can to unseat the Jello. I also dipped the can in hot water (not boiling) for 2 or 3 seconds - just enough to melt the Jello so that I could coax it out of the can gently. Once it's out and on a plate, simply slice with a knife to separate each separate pineapple slice which will be surrounded by Jello and will have a really pretty Jello center, too.
Here's the one with lime Jello.
Initially, I put them in plates with fruit all around and then I decided to make a really cute plate with just 2 slices.
Hope you like this and it's got a cute theme also. Everyone will want to know HOW YOU MADE THESE!! Easy easy easy.
Have a great week, people... being creative.
Best wishes,
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This looks pretty and easy, and I love pineapple!
ReplyDeleteOoh my kids would love this. A great example of a good gelatin mold.Thanks for sharing on Let's Get Real (I'm co-hosting this week)!
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