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Hello my beautiful lovelies! It's Emmy. Welcome back! Today I'm going to show you how
to make vegetarian jelly teeth.
The recipe I'm going to use today is for rau câu
which is a Vietnamese coconut dessert
that's nice and jellied, but what's great
about this is it takes shapes really
well and it's completely vegetarian
because it uses agar-agar which is a
seaweed rather than gelatin. Oh! and if you like
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All right, let's go in the kitchen and
I shall show you how to make this.
Okay, we're going to begin by adding a few
tablespoons of water to a bowl, and
then add your agar-agar. Mix this really well and
then add this to a saucepan.
Next we're gonna add our coconut milk; some water;
and some sugar.
And then bring this whole mixture to a
boil. And then we're gonna let this
simmer until all the agar-agar is
completely dissolved. And while we're
doing this we want to skim off the foam.
Here's the mold I'm using -- it's called
Frozen Smiles Made by Fred -- and the first
thing I did was take some of the just
plain white coconut mixture and used a
little pipette to pipe it into the
cavities of the teeth. So let the mixture
set up a little bit --
no need to refrigerate; just leave at
room temperature for about 15 minutes
and when it's a little bit firm, we're
ready to move on to the next color.
To make the gums, I just added one drop of
pink food coloring to some of the coconut mixture;
and then poured that right on top of the teeth.
Place these into the refrigerator until they're completely
set before un-molding.
So here are my chilled molds. So you can just pull at the sides....
and this should hopefully just pop out.
Yup, almost there. Let's get this last set out. Here we go!
Oh my gosh! Those are aMAzing!!
Look at the level of detail on those teeth!
I am so happy about how that turned out.
Dentist people, do -- this is the top, so what's
that called? the top palette? At any rate...
Itadakimasu!
Mmhmm! And it tastes pretty good --
just a touch of sweetness; great coconut flavor
and refreshing jelly coolness in your mouth.
I think this might be a little bit
difficult for some people to enjoy as
a desert because it's just so lightly
sweetened; but I love it. It's nice and cool and
refreshing and it definitely has a
different texture than a typical jelly.
So agar-agar is definitely more brittle
than gelatin, so it has a different texture
and mouthfeel in your mouth; but still
delicious. Great, as you can see, for
molding things like this!
All right, so that's it for this one.
Let me know in the comments below if you have
any fun jello recipes that you like me
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Toodaloo! Take care! Byeee!
That's SO great! Look at that!
That is the most epic gelatin cake I have
ever seen!