Sorry, everyone for not posting for the past few days. I have been busy every night working on this video and I can reassure you that whenever I had free time, it was spent editing this video. It may not seem much but I went through over 30 minutes of video footage only to come up with 3 minutes and 42 seconds worth, annoying my wife saying "look at this," and re-editing after a minor error. The Suit is in full swing and here is the video on "How To Make Traditional English Trifle."
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Thursday, December 16, 2010
How To Make English Trifle - The Video
Sorry, everyone for not posting for the past few days. I have been busy every night working on this video and I can reassure you that whenever I had free time, it was spent editing this video. It may not seem much but I went through over 30 minutes of video footage only to come up with 3 minutes and 42 seconds worth, annoying my wife saying "look at this," and re-editing after a minor error. The Suit is in full swing and here is the video on "How To Make Traditional English Trifle."
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Wednesday, November 24, 2010
How To Make Traditional English Trifle
| From Copyright DG Pehrson |
To start off, you need a TRIFLE BOWL
Layer 1
- Line the bottom layer with pound cake
and mixed fruit
- In a saucepan
, drain the juice from the can of mixed fruit into a measuring cup then add water to make 2 cups total.
- Bring juice and water mix to a boil
- Remove from heat and whisk
in raspberry jell-o till dissolved and add a cup of cold water.
- Fill the bottom layer of the bowl with the hot gelatin and place it in the fridge
until it’s solid.
- Add a layer of sliced bananas on top of gelatin.
- In a saucepan stir Jell-O Cook & Serve Pudding mix in 3 cups of Half & Half, bring to a boil on medium heat until boiled, allow it to cool for 5 minutes, and place in bowl.
- Add a layer of sliced bananas on top of pudding.
- Drain pineapple juice from the can into a measuring cup
then add water to make 2 cups total
- Bring pineapple and water mix to a boil
- Remove from heat and whisk in Lime Jell-O till dissolved and add a cup of cold water.
- Add pineapple chunks to the top layer, poor in hot gelatin, and place in fridge until it’s solid.
- Take 1 Pint of Heavy Whipping Cream into a mixing bowl
- Add 3 teaspoons
of sugar
- Mix until thick
- Add to top of trifle
- You may add red cherries, chopped nuts, coconut, or anything else you can think of.
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