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Add the ◎ ingredients to a pot, turn on low heat, and heat while stirring with a rubber spatula. Continue to heat over a very low flame after it reaches a boil. Puree the orange kanten gelée after it cools, and this part is done.
To begin with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can cook double fruit kanten made with orange kanten gelée using 11 ingredients and 11 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Double Fruit Kanten Made with Orange Kanten Gelée:
- Take Orange Kanten Gelée:
- Take 1 tsp ◎Powdered kanten
- Make ready 100 ml ◎100% orange juice
- Get 1 tbsp ◎White wine
- Take 2 tbsp ◎Lemon juice
- Make ready 200 ml 100% orange juice
- Make ready 1 can Canned fruit
- Get 1 Fresh fruit
- Make ready 1 Cooked kuromame
- Make ready 400 ml Kanten (store-bought or homemade, either one)
- Take 1 Mint leaves
I especially like kanten with strawberries as the red and sweet fruits remain firm and fresh in the jelly. A beautiful example of bright colours is a milk based kanten with the red berries. The amount of kanten depends on the number of little bowls available. Kanten can easily be added to your daily menus including beverages, it is a very adaptable ingredient.
Instructions to make Double Fruit Kanten Made with Orange Kanten Gelée:
- Add the ◎ ingredients to a pot, turn on low heat, and heat while stirring with a rubber spatula. Continue to heat over a very low flame after it reaches a boil.
- Add 200ml orange juice to step 1, and chill in an ice water bath. Puree the orange kanten gelée after it cools, and this part is done.
- This won't solidify if you heat up the citric acid and kanten together. It won't coagulate well, so it will return to the state of step 2 if you let it be without even mixing.
- Drain the water from the canned fruit, cut into bite sizes on top of paper towel to rid any excess water. Drain the water from the kanten, too.
- Cut the fruit up into bite sizes (I used oranges today). Feel free to use your favorite fruit.
- Chill all of the prepared ingredients in the fridge until you are ready to eat them.
- Line up the kanten in a bowl. I am using store-bought kanten and homemade grapefruit kanten today. Add in the fruit as well.
- Top with the kanten gelée, check the balance, and add the fruit on top. Arrange it with boiled kuromame beans or mint leaves.
- I think it is good to serve kanten gelée in an equal portion to fruits/kanten.
- I think it's also good to arrange the fruit and kanten together in a big glass bowl, top with the kanten gelée and eat together.
- This is also delicious if you use it after step 2 in yogurt or on ice cream.
It is possible to make a larger portion of Kanten, for example tomato Kanten jelly, which can be kept in the 'fridge and added to pasta, salad, soups and any main course. Kanten is a Japanese dessert made from gelatin. Kanten is usually added with various kinds of fruits to give more flavors on it. You can add kiwi, strawberry, orange or sliced melon or whatever you want. Kanten is a traditional Japanese food made from a type of seaweed.
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