Cynthia's Parava Apricot Pudding
Cynthia · 1980s · typewriter
30 min prep
parevekosherapricotcold-dessertjellymake-ahead
Ingredients
- 1.2 lemon jelly powder, 80g size packets
- 2.1000 millilitre apricot fruit juice, Liquifruit brand or similar apricot juice
- 3.2 Orly-Whip, non-dairy whipping cream substitute
- 4.820 gram canned apricots, 2 x 410g tins; with juice; for apricot sauce
- 5.60 millilitre cointreau, for apricot sauce
- 6.ground ginger, good pinch; for apricot sauce
Method
- 1.Mix jelly powder and liquifruit. Bring to the boil.
- 2.Set aside to cool and begin to set.
- 3.Whip the orlywhip.
- 4.Fold the setting jelly into the orlywhip and beat together.
- 5.Put into fridge and as it begins to set again, whip once more. This prevents the jelly settling to the bottom.
- 6.Pour into a glass bowl and put back into fridge to set.
- 7.APRICOT SAUCE: Put the apricots and juice in a saucepan with the cointreau and the ginger. Bring to the boil and then simmer gently until the apricots begin to soften. Mash with a potato masher. You do not want the sauce to be too fine. Add a teaspoon or two of sugar if needed.
Notes
- 'Parava' = pareve — this recipe contains no dairy. Orly-Whip is a non-dairy whipping cream substitute.
- Liquifruit = South African brand of 100% fruit juice. Apricot Liquifruit is the preferred variety here.
- The technique of whipping the partially set jelly into the Orly-Whip twice prevents separation.