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 Light-consistency jelly with chopped mint. Served with lamb as an alternative to Mint Sauce  Original Receipt in the 'Tamworth Herald' - Saturday 22 August 1903MINT JELLY. This is quite a new idea, and will make a pretty garnish to cold meat. It is used in the place of the ordinary mint sauce, and, to my thinking, is much preferable to mint sauce served with cokl meat. I do not advise it for hot mutton or lamb, for I think here the sauce is tbe best. Steep a cupful of finely-chopped mint for an hoar in a scant cup of vinegar sweetened with three tablespoonfuls of sugar. Dissolve a little sheet gelatine in water, stir into the mint sauce, pour into tiny moulds, and put aside to seit firm.  Mint Jelly Image: www.ocado.com  |
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