It wouldn't have been much of a birthday for Mr M last week without jelly and ice cream and giant Jenga. Not quite on the same scale as the official jellymongers, Bompas and Parr, but darn tasty. Speaking of jelly, I spotted some marvellous jelly mould candles in the Royal Festival Hall shop yesterday.
The big question has to be plastic or metal jelly mould?
As one whose never made jelly in a metal jelly mould, I'd say plastic - easy to give it a gentle squeeze.
ReplyDeleteWe've recently taken to just making jelly in a pyrex bowl. But my Mum has a very nice metal rabbit mould which I've always wanted to try. x
ReplyDeleteWe've never even got ours in a mould.
ReplyDeleteI used to have a metal rabbit jelly mould, which was my grandmothers. The secret is to make the rabbit in orange milk jelly, and turn out onto chopped plain green jelly - which if you squint looks like grass!!! I also, somewhere, I think, still have a rather smart glass jelly mould, which I have to admit I have never used !
ReplyDeleteHave to say yours looks lovely, whatever you used!
Lynne