Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Cathedral Window Jelly Recipe
Cathedral window jelly is a classic Filipino dessert with multicolored fruit-flavored jello cubes in a creamy gelatin mixture traditionally made in a bundt pan.
Equipment
5 shallow containers (I used 5x7-inch rectangular containers)
9x13-inch dish or a 10-inch bundt pan (10 to 12-cup capacity)
Whisk
Ingredients
5 (3-ounce) boxes of Jell-O or store brand "gelatin dessert", assorted colors (see note)
5 cups boiling water
4 (0.25-ounce) envelopes of Knox gelatin or any clear, unflavored gelatin
2 cups boiling water
1 (14-ounce) can condensed milk (approximately 1¼ cups)
1 ½ cups heavy cream (see note)
¼ cup granulated sugar optional
Instructions
1. Note: Reduce the amount of water by 50% to make firmer jelly cubes.
2. Dissolve each box of Jell-O with a cup of boiling water in separate shallow containers to make cubes no larger than an inch. Stir until the powder completely dissolves.
3. Refrigerate for about an hour until solid. Cover them so they don't pick up other smells.
4. Once they are solid, cut them into small cubes (about ¾ inch). Set them aside.
5. Dissolve the contents of 4 clear, unflavored envelopes with 2 cups of boiling water. Keep whisking as you pour the water into the bowl to dissolve the powder and eliminate the need to "bloom" the gelatin.
6. Add condensed milk and heavy cream. Whisk until well-blended.
7. If you like a sweeter mixture, add up to ¼ cup of granulated sugar at this point.
8. Gently arrange the jello cubes in a dish in any pattern you like.
9. Pour the cream gelatin mixture over the jelly cubes. The mixture shouldn't be too warm, or it could melt the jelly cubes.
10. Cover and refrigerate for about 2 hours, or until solid.
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Cathedral Window Jelly Recipe
Cathedral window jelly is a classic Filipino dessert with multicolored fruit-flavored jello cubes in a creamy gelatin mixture traditionally made in a bundt pan.
Equipment
5 shallow containers (I used 5x7-inch rectangular containers)
9x13-inch dish or a 10-inch bundt pan (10 to 12-cup capacity)
Whisk
Ingredients
5 (3-ounce) boxes of Jell-O or store brand "gelatin dessert", assorted colors (see note)
5 cups boiling water
4 (0.25-ounce) envelopes of Knox gelatin or any clear, unflavored gelatin
2 cups boiling water
1 (14-ounce) can condensed milk (approximately 1¼ cups)
1 ½ cups heavy cream (see note)
¼ cup granulated sugar optional
Instructions
1. Note: Reduce the amount of water by 50% to make firmer jelly cubes.
2. Dissolve each box of Jell-O with a cup of boiling water in separate shallow containers to make cubes no larger than an inch. Stir until the powder completely dissolves.
3. Refrigerate for about an hour until solid. Cover them so they don't pick up other smells.
4. Once they are solid, cut them into small cubes (about ¾ inch). Set them aside.
5. Dissolve the contents of 4 clear, unflavored envelopes with 2 cups of boiling water. Keep whisking as you pour the water into the bowl to dissolve the powder and eliminate the need to "bloom" the gelatin.
6. Add condensed milk and heavy cream. Whisk until well-blended.
7. If you like a sweeter mixture, add up to ¼ cup of granulated sugar at this point.
8. Gently arrange the jello cubes in a dish in any pattern you like.
9. Pour the cream gelatin mixture over the jelly cubes. The mixture shouldn't be too warm, or it could melt the jelly cubes.
10. Cover and refrigerate for about 2 hours, or until solid.
Thanks for watching! Don't forget to 👍 LIKE, leave a 💬 COMMENT below, and ❤️ SUBSCRIBE to my channel! If you like it so much, please feel free to 🤝 SHARE this video too.
ℹ️ Recipes by Nora - Your source for delicious Filipino recipes
Hello! My name is Nora. I'm here to share authentic Filipino recipes and foreign-inspired dishes beloved by Filipinos. Browse through recipes and learn how to recreate them with easy-to-find ingredients, detailed instructions with photos, and cooking videos.
#recipesbynora
