A fresh cold dessert fit for a tea party. The orange flavor and color is zesty and vibrant making for a simple and elegant jelly recipe. Served in tasteful cocktail glasses. Under 4 ingredients to make this beauty.
Course Cocktails, Cocktail, Dessert, Drinks, Sweet tooth, Pudding, tea time, Finger food, Brunch, Party
Cuisine French
Servings 6people
Equipment
Sauce pan
Heat proof spatula
Glasses
Ingredients
1/3cupWater
2tbspHoney
3tspGelatin powder
1cup+ 2 tsp Rooibos Orange Tea
2tbspOrange juice
Garnish
1/2cupWhipped cream
Orange zest
Orange segments
Instructions
Bloom gelatin in 1 tbsp water and set aside until swelled up. This should take 5 mins.
In a sauce pan on medium heat add the water and honey, let it simmer and then add the bloomed gelatin. Stir until totally dissolved. Reduce heat to low.
Add the tea and orange juice. Stir well and take off the heat. Let it cool for a few minutes before pouring into your heat proof glasses/bowls.
Place in the fridge and let it set for 1 hour minimum until set. When you shake it, the jelly must have a wobble and bounce.
Serve with whipped cream, orange zest and fresh orange segments.
Notes
Do not boil the gelatin or else the jelly won’t set.
If your gelatin has not bloomed it is either expired or you need to let it sit a little longer.
The amount of time needed to set the jelly might depend on your location as well, when I make this in winter it sets in 30 mins however in the scorching heat of summer it can even take up to 2 hours. This is also cause my fridge is always full in the summer.
You can make this the night before and let it chill over night in the fridge.