So the girls from my book club wanted the recipe for the Jell-O,
so I decided to make a little picture tutorial.
You'll need FIVE 6oz boxes of Jell-O.
I used 5 different colors.
so I decided to make a little picture tutorial.
You'll need FIVE 6oz boxes of Jell-O.
I used 5 different colors.
Step One
Mix 3 packages of Knox gelatin in 1 1/2 cups boiling water.
Mix until dissolved.
Add sweetened condensed milk to Knox gelatin mixture.
Set aside.
Mix 3 packages of Knox gelatin in 1 1/2 cups boiling water.
Mix until dissolved.
Add sweetened condensed milk to Knox gelatin mixture.
Set aside.
Step Three
Dissolve 1 box of Jell-O in 1 cup boiling water.
I started with blue because I wanted it on the bottom.
You can start with whatever color you'd like :)
Step Four
Add 1/4 cup of the Knox gelatin mixture to the Jell-O.
Pour into a 9x13 glass dish.
Step Five
Now the waiting begins!
Let set in the refrigerator for 20-30 minutes.
I did 20 minutes and my layers were perfectly set.
Step Six
Pour 3/4 cup sweetened condensed milk mixture over the Jell-O layer.
Step 7
Let sweetened condensed milk layer set up in refrigerator.
I let mine set 10 minutes and it was golden.
While I waited, I repeated Step 3 with the next color.
That way I was ready to add the next Jell-O
when the milk layer was set.
Repeat Steps 3-7 with the remaining four flavors.
Do not try to be speedy and use the freezer :)
My layer order was: blue, milk, green, milk, yellow, milk, orange, milk, redAnd VOILA!
You now have a beautiful rainbow Jell-O
to wow your friends and children :)
ETA: Because the process takes a couple hours to complete,
your milk mixture and your Knox gelatin mixture
might solidify during the process.
Don't panic!
You can just pop them in the microwave for 15-20 seconds
and VOILA! back to liquid form.
I'M LINKING UP HERE!
your milk mixture and your Knox gelatin mixture
might solidify during the process.
Don't panic!
You can just pop them in the microwave for 15-20 seconds
and VOILA! back to liquid form.
I'M LINKING UP HERE!
33 comments:
I haven't seen it with condensed milk, my recipe uses yogurt. I love rainbow jello!
Oh yum! Totally going to make this sometime. Thanks for the tut!
I love your rainbow jello! I've actually never seen anything like it before. You're amazing. I'd love to make it someday, so thanks for the instructions!
You are so cool!!
Love this! And I think even my non-crafty self could manage this!
So fun!
I love how colorful! My in laws do this for thanksgiving and it is always a hit!
Such a pretty dessert!
Melissa
http://www.burstsofcreativity.blogspot.com/
Very clever and very cute, too! I could see reds and green for Christmas. Cool!
How fun! How can you not smile when you see such a cute treat!
Oh my goodness. This is so clever and fun! My kiddos would love this!
This is so cute!! The kids must have loved it!
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Yum yum!
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LOVE this! Can't wait to try it. My kids are going to be ALL over it! :)
This is really, really cool. I love anything in rainbow order. :) My daughter's last birthday party had a rainbow theme and it was so fun.
I'm sharing this link on my blog's Facebook page. :)
I LOVE this! My family may roll their eyes at me because I'm doing yet ANOTHER time consuming project but I know they'll enjoy it when it's all said and done. I don't mind putting in the time. ;)
Great tut... This is so cute, my son would love this. TFS
My big sister used to make this when she was a newlywed, and I loved it. Now that I'm a mom, I've asked her about the rainbow jello, and she can't seem to remember it. (Blame that on the six kids she's had.) Now I can make it! Thanks for sharing.
oh my goodness, how fun!
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I made this for my son's rainbow party last year and it was a huge hit! However, I made it differently and (I think) a bit simpler.
In my version I simply made the jello, poured half of the mix into the mold and then mixed about 1/3 cup of cool whip with the remaining jello mix and poured that into the pan and then repeated with each color. Of course, letting each layer set for a little bit in the fridge before adding the next layer.
I think I might try it this way next time. I liked my version but this one looks a bit cleaner.
lol... that looks great, but I'm hiding the idea from my daughter. She'll want to make it tonight!
xx
Terri
http://thewoolacorn.blogspot.com/
Such a fun idea! Love all the colors and the candy corn version is my favorite! Thanks so much for linking to The Sunday Showcase. I'll be featuring this today. Stop by and grab a featured button if you like. Hope you have a wonderful week. ~ Stephanie Lynn
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That looks so fun! I've seen that before but it looked like a lot of work. I know my daughter would get a kick out of it, so maybe I'll have to step up and make it. BTW I really like your header the FAMILY letters are so cute!
Thanks for sharing with us at A Crafty Soiree! Hope you'll join us at the lastest one, that begins tomorrow!
Very cool! I've never done it with Sweetened condensed. We always mix with yogurt. I bet it's nice a sweet!
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Ooo...my boys would LOVE this!! Can't wait to try it!
I love this! My mom made this for every single birthday party I had when I was little! Oh, you brought back a ton of lovely memories :) I love your header by the way!
My three year old just saw me looking at this and said we NEEDED to do this, and I agree! Thanks for the step by step!
I love making this with my kiddies. They love it everytime. = )
this looks delicious i'm gonna try it tonite. thanks for sharing :)
I LOVED your rainbow jello and featured it here. So pretty!
That jello looks like it took hours to make, but how fun! This would be great for St. Patrick's Day.
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