This is what I made over the weekend to share with my niece and nephews. It's the favorite dessert for most of the kids. If you have time, do make some for your kids. I'm sure they will be more than happy.
To make this, first you have to collect some egg shells (You need to punch a hole at the tip of the egg to remove the egg contents...a bit tricky :P). Clean the shell and keep it dry. Then when you prepare jelly or even pudding, the egg shell will act as container, and you'll get the beautiful jelly in egg shape. Red dragon fruit is a good source of natural coloring to the jelly. Don't you think it's beautiful?
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I've never heard of this but, they are indeed beautiful!
This is very beautiful, I like the red colour. My friend also made agar agar in egg but in marble form.
My son will definitely love it. So nice yet healthy to use dragon fruit! Brilliant! ;)
Very tricky....need delicate work.
But the results are amazing. So beautiful :D
Wow, GREAT job done...don't mention the kids, even I could not resist these adorable things!! They are just so beautiful, but they really sound hard and delicate to make...bravo for your patience and creativity!!! LOVELY, and a Happy Easter to you!~ =D
wow really neat idea and the end result is incredible. Love the natural colouring too.
Ah ha! I can use this for my chrysanthemum kei chee jelly too uh? Btw, how to take the whole 'egg shape' out without torn?
These are super cute! That color is just gorgeous.
Pam, Anncoo and Food for Tots, I don't know why 3 of your comments were disappear. My Goodness! Something went wrong with Blogger software?
Anyway, thanks ya...
tigerfish, Christy, noobcook and Joanne, thanks. My jelly got so many fans, hehe...
Cariso, aha! Just break the egg shell, hehe...
recycled egg shell, great!!!
I can't believe i just discovered your blog! All your food looks gorgeous and this jelly is brilliant =) What a great idea.
i truly love the colour! :)
wow.... how sweet. Hmm... will definitely give it a try! Thanks for sharing. ^-^
mimid3vils, haha, but just recycle once.
Clare @ Mrs Multitasker, thanks for dropping by. :P
BBO, thanks.
FoOd PaRaDiSe, I know your daughter will love this.
first time reading about using egg shells for jelly! excellent idea :D but.. but...will the egg shells have some bad smell?
what a good idea with the egg shells- how about using easter eggs chocolate moulds? that might be easier?
xin, no, as you need to clean and leave the egg shell dried upfront.
daphne, I have no idea what it egg chocolate mould, hehe...
Pretty nice blog you've got here. Thanks for it. I like such themes and everything that is connected to this matter. I would like to read a bit more soon.
Julia Kuree
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