Today is my last red, white, and blue recipe. Â However, be sure to check out my fab five post tomorrow. Â I am having a red, white, and blue fab five. Â This last recipe is a yummy red, white, & blue jello salad. Â
Now you can make this in a large glass bowl which is probably the way I’ll do it next time. I put it in glass cup which is cute and all but it made very big servings. If I did do cups for this red, white, and blue Jello salad again I would try to find smaller ones. It was hard to find the blue gelatin, but I did end up finding it at my local Walmart. It is a salad but I think it could also qualify as a dessert if you prefer.
Here is what you need to make the
Red, White, & Blue Jell-O Salad
- BERRY BLUE GELATIN
- WATER
- FRESH BLUEBERRIES
- UNFLAVORED GELATIN
- HEAVY WHIPPING CREAM
- SUGAR
- SOUR CREAM
- VANILLA EXTRACT
- STRAWBERRY GELATIN
- FRESH STRAWBERRIES
Red White & Blue Jello Salad
Ingredients
- 1 package (3 ounces) berry blue gelatin
- 2 cups boiling water, divided
- 2–1/2 cups cold water, divided
- 1 cup fresh blueberries
- 1 envelope unflavored gelatin
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream
- 6 tablespoons sugar
- 2 cups (16 ounces) sour cream
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 package (3 ounces) strawberry gelatin
- 1 cup fresh strawberries, diced
Instructions
- In a bowl, dissolve the berry blue gelatin in 1 cup boiling water; stir in 1 cup cold water. Pour into a 3-qt. serving bowl or divide between clear plastic cups (I used 8 (9 oz.) cups that made large servings – more like 2 servings per cup). Carefully add blueberries.  Refrigerate  about 1 hour until firm.
- Meanwhile, in a saucepan, sprinkle unflavored gelatin over 1/2 cup cold water; let stand for 1 minute.Then mix in the cream and sugar; cook and stir over low heat until gelatin and sugar are completely dissolved. Allow to cool to room temperature. Whisk in sour cream and vanilla. Spoon over the set blue layer. Refrigerate until firm, again for about 1 hour.
- Once the white layer is firm, dissolve raspberry gelatin in a bowl with remaining 1 cup boiling  water; stir in remaining 1 cup cold water. Pour over a spoon over cream layer. Pouring the gelatin over a spoon prevents making a hole into the white layer as you pour.  Add the diced strawberries.  Chill until set for about 1 more hour. Garnish with whipped cream and additional berries if desired. Yield: 14-16 servings or for me it was 8 of the 9 oz cups.
Recipe adapted from Taste of Home.
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why do you leave sour cream for this dessert?
why do you leave sour cream for this dessert?
Sour cream will make it taste similar to cheesecake.
why do you leave sour cream for this dessert?
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This was good and very easy to make. One suggestion though, everyone in my household said the middle later had no flavor. Next time I would use a white chocolate pudding or a cheesecake.
This was good and very easy to make. One suggestion though, everyone in my household said the middle later had no flavor. Next time I would use a white chocolate pudding or a cheesecake.
This was good and very easy to make. One suggestion though, everyone in my household said the middle later had no flavor. Next time I would use a white chocolate pudding or a cheesecake.
Just made these this year for a party tonight. They look awesome – can’t wait to try them. Some helpful hints when filling the cups:
1. set the empty cups in a muffin tin – really helped transferring them in and out of the fridge, 2. use a funnel for the blue layer, this totally eliminates blue jello from sticking to the sides, 3. for the final, strawberry layer, put the diced berries in first, this will eliminate a “hole” being made on the cream layer when you spoon the jello in-the berries will float to the top once the jello is added.
Happy 4th!!!
Just made these this year for a party tonight. They look awesome – can’t wait to try them. Some helpful hints when filling the cups:
1. set the empty cups in a muffin tin – really helped transferring them in and out of the fridge, 2. use a funnel for the blue layer, this totally eliminates blue jello from sticking to the sides, 3. for the final, strawberry layer, put the diced berries in first, this will eliminate a “hole” being made on the cream layer when you spoon the jello in-the berries will float to the top once the jello is added.
Happy 4th!!!
Just made these this year for a party tonight. They look awesome – can’t wait to try them. Some helpful hints when filling the cups:
1. set the empty cups in a muffin tin – really helped transferring them in and out of the fridge, 2. use a funnel for the blue layer, this totally eliminates blue jello from sticking to the sides, 3. for the final, strawberry layer, put the diced berries in first, this will eliminate a “hole” being made on the cream layer when you spoon the jello in-the berries will float to the top once the jello is added.
Happy 4th!!!
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This is so delicious looking, and I can’t wait to make it for the 4th! I’m featuring this today on my 4th of July roundup at http://www.myclevernest.com. Come check it out!
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My family and friends loved this jello. The center which was the White was wonderful. It was gone immediately. NONE left for me to try. The comments were enough though. {and looking at the empty bowl} Found the blue at only one store this year and it was Walmart. I put blue berries in the blue and strawberries in the red. I used whipped cream for the stripes and put some strawberries on the stripes also. What a wonderful dish to make for holidays or anytime. Very patriotic=Very American…Thanks, Nicole
My family and friends loved this jello. The center which was the White was wonderful. It was gone immediately. NONE left for me to try. The comments were enough though. {and looking at the empty bowl} Found the blue at only one store this year and it was Walmart. I put blue berries in the blue and strawberries in the red. I used whipped cream for the stripes and put some strawberries on the stripes also. What a wonderful dish to make for holidays or anytime. Very patriotic=Very American…Thanks, Nicole
So making these for the fourth!!
How did you get the white to have a striped pattern in it?
Thanks – Melanie
just noticed your question about the stripe pattern, and I just so happen to use these CUPS at home. they have the ‘stripe’ ridges on the side of the cups!! 🙂
So making these for the fourth!!
How did you get the white to have a striped pattern in it?
Thanks – Melanie
just noticed your question about the stripe pattern, and I just so happen to use these CUPS at home. they have the ‘stripe’ ridges on the side of the cups!! 🙂
thank you for sending me the recipe, Laura. Pintrest dropped the ball on this one. LOL.. Gonna make this for July 4th..
thank you for sending me the recipe, Laura. Pintrest dropped the ball on this one. LOL.. Gonna make this for July 4th..
oh wow…these look great and so festive for the 4th… My grandkids would love them…Your’s look so perfect….Gonna try it out!
shug
oh wow…these look great and so festive for the 4th… My grandkids would love them…Your’s look so perfect….Gonna try it out!
shug
Mmmmm…Jello! Great July 4th dessert because there’s always room for it!
Mmmmm…Jello! Great July 4th dessert because there’s always room for it!
What a great 4th of July dessert!
What a great 4th of July dessert!
that looks yummy and what a festive way to celebrate the 4th
that looks yummy and what a festive way to celebrate the 4th