Piggy Moose

By VicentaLakin

Piggy Moose
You found out that after 18 years, you waved your hand before you could get ready for the Red Sanddog. In 2019, our lovely little pig didn't have the simple taste of a small, hidden, rich mouth to make this lovely little pig moose。

Recipe Recommendations

  • Strawberry fruit minced 80g
  • Raspberry fruit minced 80g
  • light cream 80g
  • fine sugar 15g
  • gelatin tablets 5g

Steps for Piggy Moose

  • Make Piggy Moose step 0
    1
    The glitting tablets are soft with ice water。
  • Make Piggy Moose step 1
    2
    Strawberries and raspberries are put in a milk pot to boil to thick。
  • Make Piggy Moose step 2
    3
    A third of the lumber is mixed with well-dryed glitches within 50 degrees in the back pot。
  • Make Piggy Moose step 3
    4
    All overscreened。
  • Make Piggy Moose step 4
    5
    Light cream and fine sugar will be enough to have a tattoo。
  • Make Piggy Moose step 5
    6
    The light cream is mixed with the jelly。
  • Make Piggy Moose step 6
    7
    Loading a bag of bouquets。
  • Make Piggy Moose step 7
    8
    The freezer room is slowly unfrozen before the freezer is required to eat for more than seven hours。
  • Make Piggy Moose step 8
    9
    That size made two。
  • Piggy Moose Make Tips

    1. the gilditin is immersed in ice water, especially in the summer. a total of 160 g of jelly, which is about 80 g of boiled weight, is not recommended to affect the flavour with jam, and the use of silicone moulds requires freezing, so fresh fruit is not readily available. 3 the condensation effects of the glitting shall not be affected by the temperature too high, if mixed with the glitting, if it is not fully developed to heat up slightly. 4. flows of light cream are the key to moose ' s sense, which is softer than water, and so hard that moose ' s sense of space is not smooth enough to get a tattoo. 5. when filling the mould, care needs to be taken to fill the gap in full and finally use toothpicks. 6. this combination makes two little pig silica moulds, the size of which is shown on the scale of the silica silica silica。