Welcome to Part 5 of our mooncake series – Fruit Jelly Mooncakes. In this series, we present unique and creative mooncake ideas just in time for the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival. We will be using red dragon fruit, fresh blueberries, and green grapes as toppings. While these may not be traditional mooncakes, they offer a kid-friendly twist. These mooncakes are served chilled, boasting vibrant colors, and are exceptionally healthy.
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Raindrop Cake is a Japanese dessert that has recently gained popularity around the world. It is a transparent, jelly-like dessert made from agar-agar and water. The dessert is shaped like a droplet or a raindrop, hence its name. It is often served with sweet accompaniments such as roasted soybean flour, kinako powder, and black sugar syrup. To celebrate the Sakura season in Vancouver, I incorporated salt-pickled cherry blossom into my raindrop cake, resulting in a visually stunning and delicious dessert.
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Recently, we found these young coconuts from Thailand at Pricesmart for about $2.50 each. Inspired by their freshness and affordability, we decided to make the famous Young Coconut Jelly. This delightful treat is surprisingly simple to make, requiring just a few ingredients to create a two-layered coconut jelly that looks just like the store-bought version.
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You must try making this Oolong Lemon Jello that looks like lemon wedges. You can maximize the lemon from peel to pulp. It’s an easy and kid-friendly recipe, and you can be flexible in terms of the choice of sweetener, tea, or even the amount of lemon juice. The finished products will look aesthetic and beautiful, and they are great afternoon tea snacks.
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As the weather warms up in Vancouver, there’s nothing quite like a cool, refreshing dessert to beat the heat. Inspired by one of Hong Kong’s beloved drinks, yuenyeung (a delightful blend of milk tea and coffee), I decided to transform this classic beverage into a fun and jiggly dessert: Milk Tea & Coffee Jelly Cup. Not only is this treat visually appealing, but it’s also a great way to use up any instant coffee powder you might have sitting in your pantry.
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