How To Cook Kissel

Ivan Red Jr. Author: Ivan Red Jr. Time for reading: ~1 minutes Last Updated: August 08, 2022
How To Cook Kissel

Kissel is a great affordable dessert. Kissel can be cooked from fresh and frozen berries and fruits, from syrups and from milk. Cooking jelly will be easier if you use berry syrups, fruit juices or jams instead of berries and fruits.

 
 

How to cook jelly from starch

Kissel is a great affordable dessert. Kissel can be cooked from fresh and frozen berries and fruits, from syrups and from milk. Cooking jelly will be easier if you use berry syrups, fruit juices or jams instead of berries and fruits. Each housewife can independently regulate the density of jelly by adding more or less starch. When preparing jelly, consider some of the nuances:

- for the preparation of jelly of medium density, it is correct to take the following proportions: 2 tablespoons of starch per 1 liter of liquid. Taking 3 tablespoons of starch, you will get a thick jelly;

- stir starch only in cold water;

- take 1 glass of water, diluting 2 tablespoons of starch in it;

- start diluting starch at the moment of boiling syrup. If you dilute the starch earlier, it will settle to the bottom of a glass of water while the syrup boils;

- strain the diluted starch through a sieve and immediately add in a thin stream to the boiling syrup;

- add diluted starch all at once, and not in parts. At the same time, stir the syrup constantly;

- do not boil the jelly for a long time, as it will again become liquid from a long boil;

- Kissel can be served both cold and hot;

- to prevent the formation of a film on the jelly, it can be sprinkled on top with a thin layer of sugar.

Recipes with potato starch ingredient

Ingredients:
  • Water
  • Potato starch
  • cherry syrup
We will need:
  • Pot
  • wooden spoon
  • Metal sieve

How to cook jelly step by step instructions with photos

Step 1

 

To prepare jelly at home, we need water - 1 liter, syrup (jam or compote) - 150 ml, potato starch - 2 tbsp. l., saucepan, spoon, sieve.

Step 2

 

Combine 3 cups of water and 150 ml of syrup. Boil.

Step 3

 

Stir starch in a glass of boiled cold water.

Step 4

 

Strain starch through a sieve.

Step 5

 

Pour the water with the mixed starch into the syrup in a thin stream. Cook, stirring constantly, bringing to a boil. As a rule, jelly is cooked from 10 to 15 minutes.

Step 6

 

Remove the boiling jelly from the heat and leave under the lid until cool.

Step 7

 

Kissel is ready.

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