Fishbowl Jell-o Recipe
Yield: 1 servingsRecipe by luhu.jp
Ingredients:
1 small: Round fishbowl, either new
1: To 2 pieces flowering kale,
Or, *very* well-cleaned
-or similar decorative green,
2 package: To 3 Blue Jell-O, depending
4 ounce: To 6 oz Red-hots or Nerds,
-on capacity of fishbowl,
6: To 12 Swedish gummi fish,
Directions:
Mix the Jell-O according to "basic" package directions, not
quick-set. Pour the red-hots or Nerds (or similar, "gravel-like"
candies) into the bottom of the clean, dry fishbowl. Pour the Jell-O
in to fill the bowl halfway, then insert greens to resemble
decorative aquarium plants. Refrigerate until soft-set.
When the Jell-O is soft set, you can begin to place the fish by
poking them gently down into the mix with toothpicks. When theyre
all in place, carefully pour the remaining Jell-O in and refrigerate
until firmly set.
The small-ish fishbowls are best and you can make several for a group.
Robert Miles 5/8/95
Recipe By :
From: Marjorie Scofield Date: 05-11-95 (160) Fido:
Recipes
Source from luhu.jp
quick-set. Pour the red-hots or Nerds (or similar, "gravel-like"
candies) into the bottom of the clean, dry fishbowl. Pour the Jell-O
in to fill the bowl halfway, then insert greens to resemble
decorative aquarium plants. Refrigerate until soft-set.
When the Jell-O is soft set, you can begin to place the fish by
poking them gently down into the mix with toothpicks. When theyre
all in place, carefully pour the remaining Jell-O in and refrigerate
until firmly set.
The small-ish fishbowls are best and you can make several for a group.
Robert Miles 5/8/95
Recipe By :
From: Marjorie Scofield Date: 05-11-95 (160) Fido:
Recipes
Source from luhu.jp
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