Homemade Gelili Jelly
Overview
Gelidium, also known as sea jelly, red silk, phoenix tail, etc., is a type of red algae. It is completely transparent, like jelly, and has a refreshing, crisp and tender taste. It can be mixed with cold dishes or made into jelly. Gelidium is also the main raw material for refining agar. Agar, also known as agar, agar, and gelatin, is an important plant gum, a fibrous food, and soluble in hot water. Agar can be used to make cold foods, jelly, or as a culture medium for microorganisms. Gelilium is rich in minerals and vitamins, especially the alginate substances it contains, which have antihypertensive effects. The starch sulfate contained in it is a polysaccharide substance, which has lipid-lowering functions and has a certain preventive and therapeutic effect on hypertension and hyperlipidemia. There is nothing more pleasant than eating a bowl of cool Gelili jelly in the hot summer
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Ingredients
Steps
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In the picture is dried Gelidium
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Beat the dried Gelidium with a rolling pin to pick out the impurities, soak it in water, and scrub it repeatedly to remove the sediment
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Put the washed Gelidium into a pressure cooker, add 5 pounds of water, a spoonful of white vinegar, turn to high heat and simmer for 40 minutes, then simmer for 30 minutes
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The cooked Gelidium has turned green. After opening the lid, filter out the liquid (the filter is specially designed for soymilk machines) and store it in the refrigerator
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Pinch dry Gelidium and discard it
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Wait until the jelly is completely solidified
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When you cut it open, standard sea vegetable jelly tastes like the sea
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Use a knife to cut open the jelly so that it becomes transparent
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Cut some shredded cucumber or cabbage, mash some garlic, mix well with soy sauce, vinegar and sesame oil and serve