Traditionally served by old ladies at bingo tournaments and potluck dinners, the Jell-O mold is a dessert that is easy to create. All ingredients can be purchased at the Corner Store.

Three-Layer Jell-O MoldIngridients:6 cup bowls3 different flavors of Jell-O3 cups of hot water3 cups of cold water1 can of fruit cocktail1 can of whipped cream

Preparation: Prepare the first flavor of Jell-O as directed on the box. Distribute it evenly between the six bowls. Refrigerate the Jell-O for four hours. Distribute the fruit cocktail evenly among the six bowls. Prepare the next flavor of Jell-O and distribute it evenly among the six bowls. Allow the Jell-O to set in the refridgerator for five hours. Prepare the final flavor of Jell-O and distribute it evenly among the six bowls of Jell-O and allow it to refrigerate for five hours. Garnish with whipped cream when ready to serve.Gorode can be reached at kgorode@campustimes.org.



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