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Trifle

Cultural Context

Trifle has its roots in England, dating back to the 16th century, where it was originally a simple dessert made with cream, sugar, and flavorings. Over time, it evolved into the layered dessert we know today, symbolizing celebration and indulgence at gatherings. Modern variations include different fruits, flavors, and even alternative spirits, making it a beloved dessert in many households worldwide.

GBGBdessert
6 servings
Servings4
Bird's jelly crystals
3/4 pint (425 ml) water
4 Bird's custard powder
Sponge fingers
Ambrosia custard
Hundreds and thousands (sprinkles)
1

Make jelly by dissolving the jelly crystals in 3/4 pint (425 ml) of water.

2

Let the jelly cool for 10 minutes before pouring it over the broken sponge pieces.

3

Break the sponge fingers into pieces, being careful not to break them too much to avoid a mess.

4

Prepare the custard while the jelly is cooling, following the instructions on the Bird's custard powder package.

5

Pour the custard over the broken sponge pieces after the jelly has cooled down.

6

Layer the jelly on top of the custard once both are prepared and cooled.

7

Top the trifle with hundreds and thousands (sprinkles) for decoration.

Equipment Needed

bowltrifle dish

Allergens

milkeggstree-nutsgluten

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