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Blancmange snowman
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angelavdavis
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Hi all,
I have just picked up one of the snowman silicone moulds from Lidl this morning, and am thinking about making a vanilla blancmange dessert, perhaps first dribbling coloured jellies into the mould to pick out the features such as the nose, hat, scarf, etc, allowing it to set and then pouring the blancmange over the top (slightly cooled).
I was then going to pipe a little cream on top and add chocolate buttons to pick out his buttons.
Do you think this will work or do you think the jelly is likely to melt again once I pour the blancmange on top?
The plan is to make this for a family party planned in December.
I have just picked up one of the snowman silicone moulds from Lidl this morning, and am thinking about making a vanilla blancmange dessert, perhaps first dribbling coloured jellies into the mould to pick out the features such as the nose, hat, scarf, etc, allowing it to set and then pouring the blancmange over the top (slightly cooled).
I was then going to pipe a little cream on top and add chocolate buttons to pick out his buttons.
Do you think this will work or do you think the jelly is likely to melt again once I pour the blancmange on top?
The plan is to make this for a family party planned in December.
Thanks to MSE, I am mortgage free!0
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No idea - sorry
just wanted to say that it sounds fun.
I wish there was a Lidl near me. I have to make a special trip occasionally.0
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