Aunt Agnes' Broken Glass Cake

"LOVE things that are colourful, TRUE! Dessert reminds me of a rainbow too! Perhaps you'd like to try it, YES? How simple is it to make? GUESS!"
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
12-16

ingredients

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directions

  • Separately dissolve each package of Jello/Gelatin in HOT water.
  • Stir until completely dissolved.
  • Refrigerate until firm--- then cut into cubes.
  • Soften plain gelatin in 1/4 cup of COLD water and add HOT Pineapple Juice until dissolved.
  • Cool then fold into whipped cream to which you have added vanilla and cream to.
  • Line Spring pan with Lady Fingers (***HINT Trim tips so they stand***).
  • Add Jello/Gelatin cubes to cream mixture and pour into Spring pan.
  • Decorate top with tips of Lady Fingers you cut off.
  • Chill 6- 12 hours.
  • Remove sides from pan and serve in slices!
  • ENJOY!

Questions & Replies

  1. How much water to each box of jello? Recipe is confusing.
     
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Reviews

  1. I found this recipe easy to make and it looked fantastic. The cake came out perfectly. I found I only needed to use 1 box of 250g ladyfingers. Also there is an error in the instructions at point 5 - you add vanilla and sugar to the whipped cream.
     
  2. Great fun recipe. My kids and I enjoyed this. I used an extra box of lemon jello. Each slice is pretty when you cut into it. I didn't have any pineapple juice so I used orange juice instead. Will definetly make again.
     
  3. directions were a little confusing, having never made anything like this, I had to guess about softening the plain gelatin, and about the whipped cream mixture. I don't like strawberry jello, so I substituted with cherry, and also added grape (for more like stained glass effect) I have had a similar cake, made with vanilla wafers, don't missunderstand, it was good, but the consistancy of the end result seemed to be not quite right, and the prep time was a bit more than 20 minutes, more like2-3 hours.
     
  4. When my family was at home we made this every Xmas because of the colors. It is not difficult just a little time consuming, but the results are worth it. Also, I have adjusted it for diabetics by using diet jellos and unsweetened pineapple juice.Did not add sugar to the whipping cream, but I imagine you could use Splenda. Rather than using a crust or lady fingers I just piled it into a glass bowl. Thanks for reminding me of this great and versatile dessert mickeydownunder.
     
  5. I loved it. It is very easy to make and extremely yummy. Went down very well at the dinner party and it looks stunning.
     
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Tweaks

  1. Great fun recipe. My kids and I enjoyed this. I used an extra box of lemon jello. Each slice is pretty when you cut into it. I didn't have any pineapple juice so I used orange juice instead. Will definetly make again.
     

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