How Do You Remove JELL-O From a JELL-O Mold?
A JELL-O mold is made by preparing JELL-O in a pan, usually in a decorative manner. JELL-O molds often contain fruits such as cherries and bananas, although you can customize them however you like. The pan itself is sometimes also referred to as a JELL-O mold. Making a JELL-O mold is simple, but removing it can be difficult as you have to extract it from the pan and onto a serving plate while still retaining its shape. Fortunately, there's a simple way to do this without breaking up the decorative design. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Dip the butter knife momentarily in hot water. Run the knife around the edge of the JELL-O mold carefully to separate the JELL-O from the inside wall of the pan.
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Fill your sink with warm water roughly equal to half the height of the JELL-O pan. Place the pan in the sink with the hot water. Remove it after five to 10 seconds. This helps the JELL-O to separate.
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Set your serving plate upside down on the JELL-O pan. Grasp the bottom edge of the pan and the top edge of the serving plate. Hold them together firmly.
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Flip the pan and the serving plate over. The pan should now be upside down on top of the serving plate.
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Lift the pan edges up carefully to let the JELL-O mold slide out of it and onto the dinner plate.
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Tips & Warnings
Before making your mold, lightly spray the inside wall and bottom of the pan with cooking oil. This will help prevent the JELL-O from sticking to the pan. It makes removing it easier.
