ORANGE FROST from 1963 Joys of Jell-O - Collab with Maikoh!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- I made my first every Jell-o mold!
This video is part of a collaboration with Mike over at Maikoh. We each chose a recipe from the 1963 classic cookbook, Joys of Jell-o.
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ORANGE FROST
1 - 3oz package orange Jell-O
1c boiling water
1 pint orange sherbet
Dissolve Jell-O in boiling water. Add the sherbet by spoonfuls, stirring until melted. Then, beat with an electric mixer until frothy. Spoon into sherbet glasses or an oiled 1-quart gelatin mold. Chill until firm. Garnish with whipped cream if desired.
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Loved how surprised (SHOCKED?) u were that this came out and held. I am the same vintage as this cookbook and remember it well. We used (probably bpa containing) plastic moulds made by Tupperware for our jelly moulds. I have never greased a jello mould. We did use the hot water dip method and in the 80's Tupperware sold a mould where the bottom pc had different shapes that could be swapped out. This also allowed u to see if ur jelly had released and if required u could gently lift the bottom and allow a little air in. I wish I still had that set, but alas when BPA became a known danger they all went to garbage. Only thing copper was used for was decor in the 70s to 90s. Now I am again buying new pcs to cook with. Thank u for ur fun videos.
I enjoy your surprise when a Vintage method works! Of course it will/does, it’s been working for many years and some of us still confidently use them, Grandma was an excellent cook.
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I love that cookbook. It’s the best Jello cookbook ever, and you should have picked the Pastel Poundcake to make. I’ve been making that for over fifty years and it’s always treat.
I'll keep that in mind for next time!
I love the way it turned out. I will try it
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LOVE this book! I still have the one I grew up with! :-)
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Looks absolutely delicious
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Maybe sprinkle in half a packet of Knox gelatin to give it a bit more stability? You probably won't make it again, but I would love to see more jello mold types of recipes.
I do plan to make some more Jello recipes (and molds!), so some extra unflavored gelatin might be the answer. Check out Mike’s video if you haven’t already…he also had some challenges! 😂
I have that mold. Married in 1968. I made Jello with Mandarin oranges in individual dessert dishes and topped with whipped cream. Very "elegant" fare for a new bride. So funny how things change. I think you did a terrific job!
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Now you know why jello molds were such a thing! So fun when they unmold correctly!! Loved the look on your face!🤩🤩
So incredibly satisfying!
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Love it!
Thanks!!n It was a lot of fun to make.
Thanks for sharing your recipe. Like the way you present your video. 😃
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OMG A JELLO MOLD!!! You did it!! You did such a great job! the unveiling was so great! Orange goo for sure
It was a little scary but fun!
Yummmmm
Looks great🍊
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It held up just long enough to be beautiful for pictures, and that's all that matters. Wonderfully done Anna! You totally pulled it off! With all that frothing, I'm not surprised it was basically like putting a tasty, empty spoon in your mouth. And that hand mixer of Maikoh's... I've always been surprised you didn't have one. It looks like something the Jetsons would fly around in.
I am most definitely keeping my eyes peeled for one of those hand mixers!
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I usually watch videos with captions - most are auto generated (like yours) and I had to laugh when "Joys of Jell-O" was captioned as "Joyce of Jello". Poor Joyce. 😄
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Great job!
Thank you! Even though it wasn't perfect, I felt pretty good about it for my first try. I plan on trying more jello molds in the future.
Lol the growing hole I laugh cause that so so happened to me before with jello mold. I think it turned out good and great first jello mode video Anna.
Thank you! I tried to use a pretty simple recipe for my first one. I'll definitely try again!
I know this is an old video, but my mom made an amazing apricot Bavarian from that book once and served it in goblets. You should try it if that’s up your alley.
Very cool 😎
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Love this! I love me some jello!
Thank you! I'll definitely try another jello mold in the future.
YAAAAAY!! That looks so good (for the brief moment. LOL)
The first "mold" I made was for a Christmas party and it looked lovely!... for about four minutes.
I LOVE orange flavored ANYthing so I'll check it out!
I was supposed to garnish this with ginger flavored whipped cream, which probably would have been really good! I just ran out of time before the whole thing fell apart. 😆
I have this cookbook! That makes three I have and two I use regularly! You rock!
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congrats on your first jello mold!! It turned out cute, even if only just for a minute :)
Thank you! Hopefully my next one will have more staying power. 😄
Great video! It is very jiggly. I have a lot of vintage Jello molds hanging on my walls. I probably should take one down and try a recipe.
I thought it was going to jiggle right off of the plate and onto the floor. 😂 I would love to see you do a jello mold video!
Oh Anna, it's prefect! Look at how orange and jiggly it was! I've been watching your videos for a couple of weeks now and love your content. I love vintage recipes and look just reading through old cookbooks. Thank you for the entertainment and look forward to all your future recipes
OMG your reaction is PRECIOUS! I have never done a jello mold, but I sure used to love all the jello salads and things my mom would come up with when I was growing up in the late 60s, early 70s... Big smiles this morning!! :)
It worked, even if only for a bit!! LD would love this. We will have to try it with a higher Jello to sherbet ratio.
Yes! I'd love to hear how it goes for you if you do decide to make it. Another viewer suggested adding a little unflavored gelatin to the mix.
Yet again, you've chosen from a recipe book my mother had in the '70s. She had a vast collection of cookbooks which has always amused me as she worked all day and wasn't really interested in cooking when she got home. I'd love to ask if she still has it but unfortunately, she doesn't remember who I am much less what she did with her cookbooks.
I'm sorry that your mother has dementia. I hope you'll find her old cookbooks someday. I collect old cookbooks and love to just read the recipes. It's like when you used to look through catalogues, thinking, "Oh, that looks nice!" Maybe putting a little mark beside it, but very rarely buying anything. Come to think of it, it's like window shopping!
This one looked very refreshing, and I wonder of the delay in serving may have led to some of the blobbyness? Also a few hours in the freezer prior to serving might help as well.
Hooray!!! 😃🍊✨
The reason your mold disentegrated so quickly is because Sherbet today is made with a bunch of gums that are supposed to "stabilize" it, when back then, sherbet didn't have all those additives.This seems like a variation of "milk jello" that I make... it gets made in a blender, and VERY frothy... then it keeps it's air bubbles when it sets, and they kind of explode in your mouth.
It is Anna Retro Time! Yay!
I think I would have been as giddy as you were about the Jello mold’s perfect release, lol! I love orange so this is right up my alley. I love that it just melts in your mouth. Thanks for sharing!
It was a little bit magical! I full expected it not to work. 😄
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Thank you!
Nice! Love a good Jell-O mold. Don't think I've done one with sherbet. Guess it's a bit soft for a mold.
I just got this cookbook for Christmas and I have the same mold (and Pyrex bowl) so I'll have to give this a try!
Stunning. I loved when you pulled it up and that colour is sooo pretty. Loved the little drawing in the book too. Very cool stuff.
Thank you! Hoping the next one is evern better.
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Oh this is awesome! I have that exact same mold I picked up at a thrift store a few years back...so fun!
Thanks! I found a set of 3 small molds including this one. I'm trying not to start another collection, but it's hard not to! 😆
I honestly have never made a Jello Mold!!! But I do love Jello! (well not lime, but most flavors) I love Orange Sherbet, so I think I would absolutely eat this!! And Im so glad it cooperated coming out! I looked like it was alive!! Hahaha.
Oh my gosh, It looked so bizarre sitting there on the plate! Much more jiggly than expected. It was pretty tasty, and I think you could mix up the Jello and sherbet flavors. I was thinking orange jello with pineapple sherbet would be great!
I luv anything with jello. Reminds me of the 1970s😆. Very cool bowl and now I want some of the sour sherbert. Very cool book and your mold is perfect.😻👍
Thank you!! This one didn't go as badly as I thought it would. 😂 I hope to make a few more in the future!
Oh my word! I have this cookbook! I purchased it just a week ago at a library sale! I'm so excited to see a recipe from it!
The illustrations are beautiful!
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Came out great !!! I just realized I have never made a jello mold. I think it’s because my mom made so many of them when we were little. My mom went crazy with all kinds of pretty molds and putting fruit in them. Though I guess I made the layered colored ones in a cup when my kids were little because they wanted to try it. This was so fun to watch. Hope you have a great weekend.
I don't recall having a lot of Jello molds growing up, but we definitely had the multi colored layered cups!
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We have that same mold. Isn’t it so rewarding when it comes out of the mold in one piece?! Great video and fun colab
Yes! I was so convinced that it wasn't going to work. I'm glad it did, even if it was only for a few minutes. 😄
I'd add an envelope of Knox gelatin. That would firm it up and improve the texture a lot. Jello is a lot thinner and weaker than Knox is and a lot of Jello mold recipes I've seen say to use it in addition to the Jello.
I wonder if it would have been better in the freezer rather than the refrigerator! It does look refreshing, though.
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Don’t fret, just pour in. I usually dip the jello mold in the sink with some warm water . Maybe 10-15 seconds put a plate on top of mold flip over the jello will just slide out. I have the same jello mold
I was the same way when I made the fish jello mold! It was only 40° here
I hate terms like frothy lol
Not bad for your first try! Good job
Thank you! I tried to keep it pretty simple for my first one. 😄
LOL the SHHHHHH at the begin😆ning
Oooh, a Jell-O mold!! Love the smell of moistened Jell-O mix 😂😂😂 The lemon jello was awesome, it got me thinking of Froot Loops 😂
I was actually looking at some of those frothy Jell-o recipes, did you see that picture of the rainbow cake on page 4? 😆 Was thinking of doing that one, multiple layers of this frothy Jell-O... Looked like too much work haha! Trying to get Jell-O out of a mold is always such a pain lol..
I feel like you had a very similar experience to what I had, it came out looking decent (yours definitely looked better straight out of the mold than mine did lol) and then it just totally started breaking apart haha.. I also think it has something to do with the proportions.. There was like double the amount of (liquidy) whipped topping to the Jell-O for my filling and it was just kinda mushy lol. I had high hopes and maybe I'll try it again another time.. following a different recipe haha.
Love the vibrant orange color too, it looks like it'd be an awesome dessert if it held together lol!
Such a fun collaboration, let's do it again sometime! 🤗🤗
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I didn’t know that, they just can’t leave things alone
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Enquiry from the UK. What on earth is "orange sherbert"? It doesn't appear to be related to _anything_ we'd call sherbert here.
It's a frozen dessert! The best way I can think to describe it is somewhere between ice cream and sorbet. It has some dairy in it, but not as much as ice cream.
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Can try adding less water and it might turn out better.
I'll keep that in mind for next time! 👍