Heart-shaped dragon fruit milk pudding (made for the Chinese Valentine’s Day)

Overview

Today is the seventh day of July, which is Chinese Valentine's Day. I made this heart-shaped dragon fruit pudding to meet the occasion: the shape is heart-shaped and the color is red, which means that family, friendship, and love need to be given and faced with a red heart sincerely in order to reap full rewards. May all lovers be happy!

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. Cut the dragon fruit into cubes and put it into the crusher.

  2. Use the milkshake function to blend the dragon fruit into a fine juice without adding water!

  3. Pour the dragon juice into the pan, add a box of pure milk and stir evenly.

  4. Put the gelatine sheets soaked in cold or ice water into the pot and stir. (It is recommended to use ice water. The cold boiled water I used today felt a little melted because the weather was too hot and the gelatin tablets were a little melted. It melts when it is preheated.)

  5. Stir the gelatine sheets to melt, stir the juice evenly, and put it into the container. I lined it with baking paper to make it easier to unmold. Place it in the refrigerator for 5 hours.

  6. After refrigeration, pour it out.