what is homemade gelatin??

[Guest guest]

I just got the book, BTVC..and the intro diet mentions homemade

gelatin...can I buy this?

[Guest guest]

You make it yourself. You use gelatin powder like Knox Gelatin as the

directions on the box say except you cut the juice by half with water. You can

use Welch's grape juice in the can or bottle, not frozen concentrate. This is

much firmer than store bought jello packages and work great to make in a long

pan for cutting into blocks or shapes.

Bonita

what is homemade gelatin??

I just got the book, BTVC..and the intro diet mentions homemade

gelatin...can I buy this?

[Guest guest]

thank you bonita!!

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> You make it yourself. You use gelatin powder like Knox Gelatin as

the directions on the box say except you cut the juice by half with

water. You can use Welch's grape juice in the can or bottle, not

frozen concentrate. This is much firmer than store bought jello

packages and work great to make in a long pan for cutting into

blocks or shapes.

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> Bonita

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[Guest guest]

The last time I looked at the Knox gelatin box, the only recipe was for

Knox Blox, which are very firm and enjoyed by many children. But if

you want your gelatin more wiggly, try it this way:

Put 1/4 cold water in a 1-quart bowl and sprinkle the envelope of

plain gelatin (1 Tablespoon) on top and let it soften.

Stir in 3/4 cup of boiling water and honey " to taste " (I don't use any).

Stir to mix well. Add one cup of fruit juice and stir again.

If you want to put it in a mold, oil the mold and pour in your jello

mixture. Chill until set. Or, if you want fruit in your jello, add

1-2 cups of fruit when it just starts to set and then continue

chilling until completely set.

This makes 6 servings.

mom to -12

SCD 4/23/04