slightly spicy Recipe
MableLehner
In summer, a tender, smooth and refreshing jelly can cool off and quench your thirst. It can also be used as a cold dish to accompany the meal, which is very appetizing. <br /><br />I remember the first time I made jelly was in college. I can't remember what starch I used at that time, but I remember the failure. The jelly I made was very smooth. If I cut it into slices, it would be broken inside, not to mention the silk. The taste is not good at all. This time it is different. It is very Q, tender and smooth, refreshing, and it is also very simple to make. Some alum is added to jelly sold outside, but the ones made by yourself will not contain any additives. <br />This time I used pea starch, and mung bean starch was also okay, and the effect was good. But corn starch, potato starch, and wheat starch are not effective. Jays made from different materials also have different health effects. The jelly made of mung bean starch can prevent heatstroke and eliminate heat, and has the effect of detoxifying and lowering blood lipids; while the pea jelly has the effect of enhancing metabolism, the jelly is also made into the body's digestion and absorption.