presents you an ideal recipe to make with the kids at home. These clouds, sponges or marshmallows (or even mashmelos, English with English version:) and heard calling in Peru ...).
The recipe is taken from Mary Joseph, "Come and taste some" (thank you!), And I must say that I am delighted with the result! ... Are quite successful, both in taste and texture, which is the richest part of a cloud and I had almost said more affluent than you buy in the shops of sweets.
In Asturias it is cold out, and it is in these days when most like to stay home to cook a little something with kids. Lucky that I have enjoyed enormously Eduardo cooking, and is a tremendous sweet tooth like his mother, so when I discovered the recipe of the clouds wanted to get down to work quickly!.
I am nothing but nothing party of sweets ... I admit I love their variety of colors, shapes ... and in that respect into a good sweets shop (there are precious) is quite a sight to behold ... But when we think about the amount of additives, sugars, dyes, and other stories added to them and of attractive ... as to be the desire to eat ... right?
That if I think that we should not demonize any food, all in perspective is healthy, and candy, included in a balanced and varied diet taken from time to time is a pleasure that there is no need resign.
If you also are homemade, as is the case of these mulliditas delicious clouds ... tempted is a bit healthier! ;)
See what really easy ...
Ingredients:
1 packet gelatin neutral.
1 packet of strawberry jelly.
200 ml of water.
200 grams of sugar.
sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla. Sugar
glass.
Prepared
Heat water in a saucepan and when hot add the sugar and gelatin neutral.
Once dissolved, add the gelatin over the strawberry gelatin and vanilla sugar.
Stir constantly for five minutes. After this time
Tip the mixture into a large bowl and let cool for one hour.
Once cool, whip the mixture with the rods (like when we set the egg whites until stiff.)
line the base of a mold, not very large with baking paper (this makes it easier to take off the clouds).
We pour the mixture into lined pan and let stand overnight.
take off the mixture in a single block, we cut the clouds. I used a tin that had shaped flower ... You can give them the way you like, or even make different shapes ...
We put in a plastic bag with plenty of icing sugar and stir to coat with sugar.