I have made brain jellos a couple times. once I used grape and orange
mixed together with shredded carrots. It looked great as I sliced it
off serving slabs to folks. Another time I used cherry mixed with
cottage cheese. It is fun but I think I loaned the 2 molds I had to
someone and never got them back. Have fun with it
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pamjd said:
I have made brain jellos a couple times. once I used grape and orange
mixed together with shredded carrots. It looked great as I sliced it
off serving slabs to folks. Another time I used cherry mixed with
cottage cheese. It is fun but I think I loaned the 2 molds I had to
someone and never got them back. Have fun with itAnd although I've never done it, I have a ten watt idea that most
certainly has been done before. Thinly slice up some licorice
lengthwise, roll it into veins and position it in the mold to make veins
in the brain before you pour in the gelatin. Ooooooooh!
This may not work at all. But if it does, you're golden. Some release
agent may be required on the cast side of the brain mold for the veins
to release with the brain into the final grisly product.leo
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