Christmas Broken Glass Jello
I have a thing for Jello. I've loved it since I was a kid. It was early "cooking" - hey, you learn how to measure water and stir! And patience as you waited for the Jello to set. So, I wanted to make a Christmas-themed Jello dish.
And...the oven died or is very sick. It's getting a check up now, so I'm making no-bake items.
I received this beautiful dish for my birthday from my friend Jessica. And her boyfriend Andy did a great job wrapping the gift! (Andy, your bow was awesome! ;)
For the regular
Broken Glass Jello, you use 4 different flavors (3 ounce boxes). For the Christmas one, I used a 6 ounce box of Raspberry and Lime. Here is the full recipe for
Broken Glass Jello.
Carefully mix the blocks of Jello in a 9 x 13 pan. I have started to line my pans with a big piece of plastic wrap. This makes it so much easier! I'm able to lift out the fully set Jello onto a cutting board and cut it up. The edges have some "wrinkles" from the plastic wrap, but you can chop that off if you wish.
Let the sweetened condensed milk mixture cool a bit (or you might melt the cubed jello pieces), then pour over the cubes. I like to skim off the bubbles for a cleaner finish, but you don't have to do that.
My co-workers really like Jello too. One person walked into the break room, and shouted "Jello!!" This is a festive, no-bake, super easy recipe that spreads lots of Christmas joy!
Recipe here.Here are some of my other Jello creations. Yeah, I like Jello! :)
Row 1:
Valentine's Broken Glass Jello,
Candy Corn Jello Bundt,
Coffee JelloRow 2:
5-Layer Jello,
Cantaloupe Jello Bundt,
Ice Cream JelloRow 3:
Lakers Jello,
Easter Jello,
Broken Glass Jello
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