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Flesh Toned Qwiggle Brain Jello Mold Recipe
This recipe can be used for the Qwiggle brand brain jello mold, and similar
sized brain molds from other manufacturers.
Note: There once was a small brain mold, the size of a child's brain.
This recipe would fill about two of these molds.
Use this brain jello mold for:
Clean the Mold:
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Wash the brain mold with a soft sponge, dish soap, and warm water, before
each use.
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Avoid puncturing a hole in the thin areas of the mold while washing and drying
it.
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Dry thoroughly before use.
Ingredients:
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Three large, 6 ounce boxes of peach or watermelon flavored gelatin. (Using
any other flavored gelatin will not result in a flesh toned appearance.)
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One 12 ounce can of lite evaporated skimmed milk (99.5% fat free). No other
milk will work!
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Oil Cooking Spray (to lubricate the mold)
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Two teaspoons of vegetable oil (to lubricate the plastic mold)
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Green Food Coloring
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Three ½ cups of water(2 ½ cups boiled, 1 cup cold)
Recipe Instructions:
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Spray a small amount of vegetable oil inside of the cavity of the plastic
mold. Wipe off any excess oil.
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Place gelatin from the boxes into a large bowl.
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Add 2 ½ cups of boiling water. Stir gelatin with a whisk until it is
completely dissolved, about 3 minutes.
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Stir in one cup of cold water.
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Add skimmed milk and stir for two minutes. (If a clear brain is desired,
leave out the skimmed milk and add an additional 1 ½ cups of cold water)
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Add a few drops of green food coloring to produce the flesh tone color, re-stir.
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Pour gelatin mixture into the plastic brain mold.
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Leave approximately one inch space from the top of the mold.
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Wrap a towel around the bottom of the mold. The towel will help to keep the
mold upright.
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Set the towel and mold in the refrigerator overnight.
Extracting the hardened gelatin from the mold:
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Carefully shake the mold until the gelatin is loosened from the plastic mold.
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Put on a cooking glove, and place the open palm of your hand on the top of
the gelatin, and turn the mold over.
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Shake the mold again.
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Continue to carefully shake the mold until the brain plops out onto your
gloved hand.
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Place mold onto a plate or a platter.
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Cover the mold with a plastic food wrap and return the mold to the refrigerator
until you are ready to put it on display and serve it.
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