How to Make Jello Whip

Empty gelatin into boiling water.,Stir in cold water/ice until all ice is melted., Place in refrigerator to become slightly soft set., Empty evaporated milk into large metal or glass bowl (keeping in mind contents will double/triple in size during...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Empty gelatin into boiling water.

    Stir with a whisk until completely dissolved.,, Gelatin will remain in refrigerator only for the short time it takes to complete next step., Start whipping the milk with an electric mixer on low speed until it begins to froth (approx. 1 minute) at which point you will want to slowly increase speed until it reaches soft peaks.

    Keep in mind it will not be reach stiff peaks like heavy cream or egg whites would, so try not to over-whip the milk.

    After the first minute just increase speed to the 2nd setting then onto the 3rd staying on each setting for approximately 2 minutes., Gradually empty gelatin into the whipped milk with your mixer on lowest setting just until thoroughly mixed., The product is pretty much ready to serve and eat immediately, but is slightly soft set so it's best to refrigerate for at least 15-30 mins before enjoying.

    Of course, store left overs in refrigerator!
  2. Step 2: Stir in cold water/ice until all ice is melted.

  3. Step 3: Place in refrigerator to become slightly soft set.

  4. Step 4: Empty evaporated milk into large metal or glass bowl (keeping in mind contents will double/triple in size during this process).

  5. Step 5: Remove gelatin from refrigerator.

  6. Step 6: Pour into individual dishes or one large dish.

Detailed Guide

Stir with a whisk until completely dissolved.,, Gelatin will remain in refrigerator only for the short time it takes to complete next step., Start whipping the milk with an electric mixer on low speed until it begins to froth (approx. 1 minute) at which point you will want to slowly increase speed until it reaches soft peaks.

Keep in mind it will not be reach stiff peaks like heavy cream or egg whites would, so try not to over-whip the milk.

After the first minute just increase speed to the 2nd setting then onto the 3rd staying on each setting for approximately 2 minutes., Gradually empty gelatin into the whipped milk with your mixer on lowest setting just until thoroughly mixed., The product is pretty much ready to serve and eat immediately, but is slightly soft set so it's best to refrigerate for at least 15-30 mins before enjoying.

Of course, store left overs in refrigerator!

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