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Monday, October 03, 2005
Yogurt Jelly - Minty Minty -
Posted by obachan at 10/03/2005 11:09:00 PM
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Posted by obachan at 10/03/2005 11:09:00 PM
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9 comments:
The second photo looks refreshing and soothing at the same time. Do u use konyaku jelly powder or normal jelly powder?
I'm not sure about the taste, but it looks so cool and refreshing! Not at all like some mint flavoured things that you just want to throw out cos they're a REALLY bad and unnatural shade of green.
Obachan, could you summarize the recipe here? I read mandarin, so I can pick up some words like water, milk and sugar from the recipe, but I can't read the instructions, and I'd love to try the recipe out!
Looks so pretty.. Obachan..! like a votive.. ;)
Acrix
Thanks. I used normal jelly powder. They say konyaku jelly is good for diet, but I don’t remember seeing konyaku jelly powder sold at stores around here…
Jme
Actually the green color you see in these photos is a little different from the real color of the jelly. About the recipe…I’ll see what I can do, so please wait.
Big Bok
A votive? Wow..never thought about that : )
Obachan, I love the 2nd pic too. Very nice. Very soft. The greenish blue was great colour. ^_^
Hi fish fish,
Oh, thanks. I’m happy to hear that you like the 2nd photo, too. It took some time to blur the background the way I wanted.
I made three of them, but I thought having all of them in the photo was a bit too much.
Just to let you know that you can translate the recipe into English using Google. Just select "Language Tools" then enter the web address under "translate a web page"and select "Japanese to English BETA".
BTW, the recipe looks delicious!
Hi anonymous commenter,
Thanks for your information. I tell you what. When you feel down and nothing can cheer you up, try translating a web page using one of those online translation websites. Maybe it's different depending on the language, but it's absolutely hilarious when the translation is betw. English and Japanese! :D
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