Choose 4 elegant, transparent containers - these can be ice cream bowls, tall glasses, or wine glasses with a capacity of about 250-300 ml. Wash them thoroughly and dry them completely. Next, prepare the fruits: gently rinse the raspberries under running water and dry them on a paper towel, being careful not to crush them. Wash the grapes, dry them, and cut each one in half.
Description
Here is a dessert that takes you back in time to elegant parties of the 80s. The "Ambassador's Crystal Cup" is a modern interpretation of the classic jelly with fruits and whipped cream, served in a way worthy of the finest patisseries. It consists of two contrasting layers in flavor and color: a ruby, intensely raspberry layer at the bottom, and a refreshing, slightly tart gooseberry layer above. Each layer is filled with fresh, juicy fruits that add texture and vitamins. The whole is crowned with a perfectly fluffy, homemade whipped cream that is not overly sweet, but perfectly balances the fruity sweetness. Served in tall, crystal cups, this dessert is not only a feast for the palate but also for the eyes. Perfect for special occasions, family gatherings, or as an elegant finale to a Sunday dinner, it evokes a sense of nostalgia while delighting with its contemporary execution.
Ingredients (10)
- Raspberry jelly 75 g
- gooseberry jelly 1 szt.
- Gorąca woda 900 ml
- Fresh raspberries 150 g
- Seedless green grapes 150 g
- 36% heavy cream 250 ml
- Powdered sugar 20 g
- ✨ Opcjonalne
- Vanilla extract 5 g
- Listki świeżej mięty 2 g
- Crushed meringues 20 g
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Preparation steps
Preparation of dishes and fruits
Raspberry layer
Boil water in the kettle. Measure out exactly 450 ml of hot water. Pour the contents of the raspberry jelly package into a bowl or medium jug. Pour the powder with hot water and immediately start mixing vigorously with a whisk. Mix for about 2-3 minutes, until you are sure that all the sugar and gelatin crystals have completely dissolved. Set the jelly aside to cool for about 20-30 minutes. It should reach room temperature but still be liquid.
Evenly distribute most of the raspberries at the bottom of each of the four prepared cups, leaving a few for decoration. Once the raspberry jelly has cooled down, very slowly and carefully pour it over the fruit in the cups. Fill the cups to about 1/3 of their height.
Carefully place the ramekins in the refrigerator. Make sure they are on a level surface. Leave them to set completely for at least 1.5 to 2 hours. Before pouring the next layer, gently touch the surface of the jelly with your finger - it should be firm and not sticky.
Gooseberry layer
When the first layer is setting, prepare the second one. Boil water again and measure out 450 ml. Pour the gooseberry jelly into a clean bowl, add the hot water, and whisk until completely dissolved. Set this jelly aside to cool completely until it reaches room temperature. This may take longer, about 40-50 minutes.
Take the bowls with set raspberry jelly out of the fridge. Arrange the halved green grapes on top, trying to distribute them evenly. Then, very slowly, pour the completely cooled gooseberry jelly on top, filling the bowls to about 2/3 of their height.
Place the cups with the two layers back in the refrigerator for another 1.5 to 2 hours, or preferably until the top layer is fully set and firm. At this stage, the dessert can be prepared a day in advance.
Whipped cream and decoration
Just before serving the dessert, prepare the whipped cream. Pour very cold 36% cream into a tall, chilled bowl. Start whipping with a mixer on low speed, gradually increasing the speed to maximum. When the cream begins to thicken and form soft peaks, add the sifted powdered sugar and optionally vanilla extract. Continue whipping for a little longer until the cream is stiff and holds its shape when the beaters are removed.
Remove the set jelly from the fridge. Using two spoons or a piping bag with a decorative tip (e.g., star-shaped), add a generous portion of whipped cream on top of each dessert, creating an appetizing mound or rosette. Decorate the top with the remaining fresh raspberries. Additionally, for crunch, you can sprinkle the dessert with crushed meringues. Finally, add a sprig of fresh mint for color and aroma. Serve immediately.
Fun Fact
In the times of the Polish People's Republic, jelly was a symbol of luxury and elegance at home parties. Access to exotic fruits was limited, so fruits from compote or local, seasonal ones were often used. This dessert, served in crystal bowls, was a decoration on every 'name day' table and testified to the wealth of the hosts.
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Tips
Serve the dessert in transparent, tall cups or glasses to fully showcase the beautiful, colorful layers. Provide a long dessert spoon with each dessert, allowing you to reach the bottom and enjoy all the flavors at once. The dessert tastes best well chilled, served straight from the fridge.
Jelly without whipped cream can be stored in the refrigerator, covered with plastic wrap, for up to 3 days. It is best to prepare the whipped cream just before serving to keep it the freshest. If you have leftover dessert with whipped cream, store it in the refrigerator and eat it within 24 hours (remember that the cream may deflate a bit and the meringues may soften).
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