Cardamon Vanilla milk jelly

Cardamon Vanilla milk jelly

About cardamon vanilla milk jelly

Cardamon vanilla milk jelly is a very simple jelly, but the slightly exotic flavor is addictive.  Originally, I was planning to make kulfi (traditional Indian ice cream), but the freezer was full and I didn’t have room for it, so I changed it to jelly.  It turned out to be unexpectedly delicious, and my family liked it, so I started making it regularly.

The cardamon and vanilla accents are a perfect match for the rich, milky jelly.  I usually make the jelly itself simply without adding sugar, etc., and I often add variations with the sauce. However, this jelly itself is very delicious, so a little pistachio sprinkle is enough.

If you have some cardamon pods left at home, please make it once. Try to taste milk jelly in a different way.

So, here is a link to an article about cardamon below, please read it if you like.

Recipe tips

Cardamon vanilla milk jelly in mold and glass.
Cardamon vanilla milk jelly in mold and glass

Depending on the amount of gelatin, it can be hard or soft jelly.  Pour it into a glass and enjoy the soft jelly, or pour it into a mold to make a firmer jelly.  Adjust to your liking.

I usually crush the cardamon a little and open the vanilla pods with a knife, scrape out the insides of vanilla pod and add them along with the pods to the milk mixture.  This will bring out the cardamon and vanilla flavors well.

Using condensed milk for sweetness. If you can obtain, please use condensed coconut milk, but if you can’t,  you can use regular condensed milk.

For the garnish, you can sprinkle chopped pistachios on top of the jelly, or red things such as pomegranate are also good.

Cardamon vanilla milk jelly

Cardamon vanilla milk jelly is a very simple jelly, but the slightly exotic flavour is addictive. The cardamon and vanilla accents are perfect match for the rich and milky jelly.
Prep Time10 minutes
Cook Time20 minutes
cooling time in refrigerator3 hours 30 minutes
Total Time4 hours
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: Asian, Indian
Keyword: Cardamon, Cardamon and vanilla, Easy dessert, Milk jelly, Vanilla
Servings: 6 mold or glass
Author: okawarishitene staff

Equipment

  • 6 x 120 ml capacity mold or glass
  • 1 pot

Ingredients

  • 10 pods Cardamon
  • 5 cm Vanilla pod
  • 350 ml Whole milk
  • 250 ml Fresh cream (35% fat)
  • 100~120 ml (coconut milk) condensed milk
  • 8~12 gram Gelatin (8 gram set soft, 12 gram set firm)
  • An appropriate amount of Pistachio and/or pomegranate for garnish

Instructions

  • Soak the gelatin in cold water.  Slightly crush the cardamon, cut the vanilla in half and scrape out the insides.
  • Put milk and fresh cream in a pot, add cardamon and vanilla and heat. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to low and simmer for 15 minutes. Add condensed milk and mix well. Taste and adjust. (Add a little more condensed milk if it's not sweet enough.)
  • Drain the gelatin, add it and dissolve it completely. Strain the jelly liquid once and pour it into a jelly mold or glass. 
  • Once cooled to room temperature, place in the refrigerator and chill for about 3 ~4 hours until set.

Notes

Depending on the amount of gelatin, it can be hard or soft.  Pour it into a glass and enjoy the soft jelly, or pour it into a mold to make a firmer jelly.  Adjust to your liking.

It’s easy to make and delicious, so try making it when you want to eat something different. Below I put links to other easy milk jelly recipes, so if you’d like, try them too.

Thanks for reading and Bon Appetit!