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Jelly bag
A bag made from finely woven material that is suspended over a bowl and used to strain fruit that has been cooked in water before it is boiled with sugar and made into jelly.
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gelatinous, sweet food prepared by preserving fresh fruits. Since most fresh fruits contain about 80% water and from 10% to 15% sugar, they are subject to fermentation.
jellyrolls each cut into 3 slices, instant vanilla pudding mix, milk, frozen whipped topping thawed, and sliced fresh strawberries are used to cook Easy Valentine's Day Trifle dessert jelly recipe.
Jelly-Roll Pan: A rectangular pan with about 1" deep sides originally designed to make sheet cakes or sponge cakes for jelly rolls. Most baker’s use this type pan to bake cookies.
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Jelly beans are a type of candy popular throughout the world. They are believed to be derived from the Middle-Eastern confection Turkish delight and have been popular in the United States since at least the mid-19th century.
For the jelly, put the apples and sugar in a pan and pour in enough water to cover. Bring to a boil and cook until the apples are soft and falling apart.
Make the jelly and allow it to cool. Chop pistachios finely and add 2 tbsp of jelly to it.
Pour the nut-jelly into a mould. Beat the bananas to a puree and half whip the cream.
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jelly bean - Historians seem to think that jelly beans were introduced between 1896 and 1905. It is believed the jelly center is a descendent of a Mid-Eastern confection known as Turkish Delight that dates back to Biblical times.
Jelly fish
Body of the jelly fish cut into shreds. Usually sold salted and packaged in plastic bags in the refrigerator section. Store in refrigerator or freezer. Rinse off salt and soak in cold water before using.
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jimmies
nonpareils Notes: non-pah-REHLS Notes: These small colored balls are used to decorate cakes and cookies. Substitutes: jimmies OR dragées ...
Jelly Roll - a thin sponge cake spread with jelly or filling and rolled up.
Jelly - A clear, cooked mixture of fruit juice, sugar, and sometimes, added pectin.
Jelly
A congealed mixture made from fruit juice, sugar, and pectin.
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Jelly roll: A dessert made by spreading a filling on a thin sponge cake and rolling it up into a log shape.
Julienne: To cut food, usually vegetables, into long, thin strips or match-like strips.
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Jelly-roll pan:
A rectangular baking pan that features a 1-inch edge and is usually 18 x 13 inches in size - commercially known as a "half-sheet pan." In home baking, sizes vary; a common size listed in recipes is 15½ x 10½ x 1 inch.
Jelly-Roll Pan - A baking pan, rectangular in shape, about 1 inch deep, used to make sheet or sponge cakes used for jelly rolls.
Julienne - foods, especially vegetables, cut into thin sticks approximately ¼ inch thick and 1 inch long.
Jellyroll pan
A shallow 18 x 13 x 1-inch pan with a rim. Used to make jellyroll cakes or to toast items you wouldn't trust on regular baking sheets, e.g., nuts and coconut.
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Jelly Roll Pan:
A 1-inch-deep rectangular baking sheet used for making the thin sponge cakes used for jelly rolls.
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2 tbsps apple jelly
2 granny smith apples (peeled and cut into 14 inch slices)
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Jelly or Gelatin derived from seaweed. Strands of dried 'transparent' seaweed, that look like plastic raffia strings, are available packaged in small bundles.
Jelly Roll A cake made with a layer of sponge cake spread with jelly or jam then rolled up. Jelly rolls may also be filled with whipped cream or frosting. The cut slices have a pinwheel design.
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Jelly (French) Aspic made with fruits, berries and different spices ...
Jelly beans for rainbow (25 to 55 each of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple)
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jelly roll pan: A 15-x-10-inch shallow rectangular baking pan. Usually used to hold batters that are filled and rolled.
Jelly roll
Dessert made by spreading a filling on a sponge cake and rolling it up into a log shape. When other foods are shaped "jelly-roll-style," it refers to rolling them into a log shape with fillings inside.
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Jellyroll pan
A baking pan with sides about an inch high. Commonly called a sheet pan.
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Swiss steak:
Round or chuck steak that has been tenderized by pounding, coated with flour, and browned on both sides.
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Borage Jelly
This is wonderful on cucumber tea sandwiches.
7 half pint jar
Ingredients
6 cups borage leaves (and flowers)
1 tablespoon mint leaf (optional)
2 tablespoons lemons
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A clear jelly used to cover or glaze foods to prevent them from drying out and to enhance the appearance of the dish. The basis of aspic is a concentrated meat or fish stock which sets naturally.
A clear jelly typically made of stock and gelatin; Used as a glaze or garnish or to make a mold of meat, fish, or vegetables.
Au gratin
Foods covered with a sauce, sprinkled with cheese or bread crumbs, or both, and baked to a golden brown ...
A clear jelly made from the cooked juices of fish, chicken or meat.
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aspic: a jelly (used as a salad base) made from broth thickened with gelatin.
au jus: (oh zhoos): meal served with its own natural juices or gravy.
a citrus jelly that also contains unpeeled slices of citrus fruit.
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Jalea Jelly or marmalade
Jamoncillo Confection or candy made from sugar and milk or from fruits and pumpkin seeds.
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Hot Pepper Jelly Cheesecake
This is a no-cook, whip-together appetizer that started a pepper jelly stampede. Try varying the nuts and herbs " but not the jelly.
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Aspic - A jelly made from stock, fumet, wine, or fruit juices used to form and mold foods. These preparations are often elaborately decorated for use on buffets. Both savory and sweet foods can be set in aspic.
A clear savory jelly made from clarified meat, fish or vegetable stock and gelatin; it is used to glaze cold foods.
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Aspic : A clear jelly made from stock (or occasionally from fruit or vegetable juices) thickened with gelatin. Used to coat foods or cubed and used as a garnish.
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Save individual jelly packets from restaurants for quick sandwiches (or for rolls while away from home).
In humid areas, recycling Phenyl-Free cans keeps snacks fresh (store an entire box of crackers or cookies in one can!).
To turn out a cake, jelly, ice-cream etc from a tin or mould. This can be a delicate operation needing a little gentle help. Aspics and jellies: plunge the base of the mould in hot water for a few seconds.
Aspic - A clear jelly made from stock or occasionally from fruit or vegetable juices.
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clarify To remove all impurities from stock or jelly (usually with egg
white) or from fat.
classed or classified growth Wine, especially from the French Bordeaux,
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AsarTo roast or broil Ate Thick fruit jelly, typically made of quince or guave and often served with cheese.
When disolved it sets to a jelly and can be used as an emulsifier in ice cream, desserts and soups. Agave A large plant from Mexico, with fleshy leaves.
Chemise The lining of a mould with a savoury jelly or fruit ice cream.
Chiffon A term describing a food with a light fluffy texture, usually created by the addition of whipped egg white or gelatine.
Red cabbage braised Sliced red cabbage, red wine, port, cassis, orange, cinnamon stick, red currant jelly and red onion. Red pepper chutney Roasted red pepper brunoise, onions, garlic, white balsamic vinegar, honey and rosemary.
glaze: (to apply a thin layer of syrup, jelly, aspic, or to cover braised meat or fowl with melted fruit jelly and putting it uncovered in a very hot (500°F.) oven briefly just before serving.
Also known as black fungus, tree ears, and jelly mushroom, it has been featured in Chinese cooking since the sixth century A.D. Like tofu, cloud ear has no flavor of its own, but soaks in the flavors that it is cooked with.
This is called a jelly when the fruit has been cooked to a pulp but is strained through a cloth to remove any pieces before heating with sugar. Some jellies are less sweet than jams and served with meats rather than as a dessert.
MIZU YOKAN (azuki bean jelly)
Kanten is a gelatin derived from a seaweed known as tengusa (heavenly grass).
Once the gelatin is dissolved and added to a liquid it is cooled in the refrigerator until it sets and becomes jelly-like (this will take about 4 - 6 hours, or overnight). Do not freeze as the gelatin will crystallize and separate.
For making jelly, it is boiled in water at a concentration of about 0.
In a jelly, the juice is pressed or boiled out of the fruit, filtered and then boiled again with sugar to reduce and thicken it. It is important to keep in mind that some fruits are better for making jellies and others are better used in jams.
A food base that consists of a jelly-like substance (gelatin), made from beef, veal, chicken, or fish stock. When cooled, the stock congeals because of the natural gelatin found in the meat.
The medieval Spanish and Portuguese form of that word was malagueta; a theory links it to malagua, a now less-common term for jellyfish or medusa (literally 'bad water', because jellyfish-infested waters are no good for bathing).
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