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need help to make a white layer

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Last Post Jul 5, 2009 8:53 AM by: Moderator_Sky

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Re: need help to make a white layer

Posted: Jul 5, 2009 8:53 AM

There's a Pina Colada jello flavor.. it's white I believe.

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Re: need help to make a white layer

Posted: Jul 4, 2009 8:45 AM

> In re: an old recipe called a ribbon salad--layer of
> red jello, middle layer, layer of blue or green
> jello. The middle layer calls for lemon jello, cr
> cheese, cool whip and pineapple. I'm finding that
> today's lemon jello makes this layer too yellow. I
> want a layer that is white and one that won't slide
> apart--other recipes on this site are either only ice
> cream or only cool whip.
>
> Solutions, please!

I would probably use plain gelatin. Since the flavored has sugar you will need to compensate for that and if you want lemon, I would add lemon juice which isn't very bright at all. Most of the recipes I've seen using plain gelatin mixed with other ingredients calls for about 1 Tablespoon.

Hope this helps and I'm not too late. Happy 4th!

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