Demonstrates how to make depression molds.
Cute illustrations I was talking about.
Coffee and milk tea gummies. Yes, please.
Here's a photo of one of the recipes I tested out. I made my gummy candy with canned peaches.
For the gummies, I used a silicone heart mold I found at Daiso for $1.50. One batch ended up filling up the heart molds perfectly. I should also point out the recipes make tiny batches. The gummy hearts don't taste like the gummies you would find in the candy aisle. They're less sweet and the texture is more like thick jello.
Overall I like the book. My only complaints are that it never states how long it takes to make the gummies. The directions only say to "set up at room temperature". The gummy hearts I made took an hour to set up. There's also no mention of how long the gummy treats will stay fresh or if they need to be refrigerated. But knowing my family, that's not really a problem. I'll be lucky if the gummy hearts last an hour in our house.
Have you ever made your own gummy treats? Have any good recipes to share?
Overall I like the book. My only complaints are that it never states how long it takes to make the gummies. The directions only say to "set up at room temperature". The gummy hearts I made took an hour to set up. There's also no mention of how long the gummy treats will stay fresh or if they need to be refrigerated. But knowing my family, that's not really a problem. I'll be lucky if the gummy hearts last an hour in our house.
Have you ever made your own gummy treats? Have any good recipes to share?
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