Or you can have fun with your colors and flavors and mix things up! Which kind are you mixing up? This is typical of jello shots. No fighting the plastic to get your shot! Love the idea of jello shot syringes? Me too! I even made Halloween jello shots in some. The thing here is that you need 2-ounce syringes. I made these the other day but put them in a cupcake pan and topped with whip cream.. I used gray goose vodka and omg they were amazing. Thanks for the recipe worked well.
Hi Ms. Best to use the mini cupcake pans. Can you freeze them for faster use? Hi Kathy! That being said, if you HAVE to freeze them, you can. Then thaw them in the fridge overnight before serving. Looks colorful! My kids asked me to make them.
Super simple to make, I wound up making cups instead of regular little shots! I did grape and black cherry ones and used strawberry vodka.
How long are Jell-O vodka shots good for? I made them on New Years Eve and now I am on a 21 day challenge with no alcohol. Will they still be good on January 23? Hi Anne! You can get about a week to a week and a half out of these shots. The gelatin starts to get more solid as they sit in the fridge and it can get gross. I made some when i moved in to my 1st apartment like 5 years ago…. I lived with my dad and he was sober so no drinking…. When i toched it, to get it out of the cup i thought it felt weird but i wasnt sure as i normally just carry a butter knife or tooth pick with me when im doing jello shots, but as soon as it was in my mouth i knew something was wrong…..
It was gritty textured and tasted foul. I was so pissed because i had to throw so many away because i used like 2 whole bottles of alcohol 1 vodka 1 rum. Jello shots definitely have a shelf life. You want to eat them within a week or so of making them. The gelatin will start breaking down and then… well you know.
Thanks for a great recipe and the nostalgic memory of tubing the Salt! I no longer live in Az but have great memories of all the desert fun!! How far in advance can you make these? I was hoping to make them a day or two before? I was planning to make them in a corningware casserole rectangular glass dish that will work too I hope and then i was going to cut them into cubes and use the next day. Hi Terri! You can absolutely do that!
A tip: let your boiling water a gelatin cool a bit before adding alcohol. This prevents your alcohol from boiling out resulting in weaker shots than intended.
Good call! Even better tip, replace cold water with ice. Let it melt completely and then add the vodka. Great basic recipe! We always make ours then freeze them to set! Let them thaw an hour or so in the fridge before you want to eat! Freezing them is a great idea! No melting, just nice cool shots later.
I need to make a large amount of jello shots for a benefit dinner What is the best way to make such a large amount? Hi Shawn! You can totally make large batches of the jello shots. Just multiply in ingredients accordingly and make sure the jello powder all dissolves.
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See all 12 recipes. Vodka jelly shots. More collections Party drinks recipes. Vodka cocktails recipes. Cocktails recipes. Good news! You can learn how to make jello shots with tequila, too! Again, following the basic recipe that calls for a cup of cold alcohol, simply use clear-colored tequila. Use tequila in our five-star Margarita Jello Shots recipe. How to Make Layered Jello Shots. Want that layered look? The secret is time and patience.
Each layer will need enough time to set in order to get those clean lines. We recommend at least 30 minutes between layers.
Try to make layered jello shots with our festive recipe for Holly Jolly Jello Shots. Watch the video and see how easy it is! You can update your privacy settings to enable this content. Please enable all cookies to use this feature. The weaker the gelatin, the lower the bloom rate. For example, common grocery store brand Knox gelatin has a strong bloom. Another key to great jello shots is starting with boiling water, which will help activate and properly dissolve the gelatin powder so it can set and firm up later.
From there, the mixture of liquids is up to you. Obviously the ratio of liquid to gelatin powder will affect the taste of your shot. More alcohol will result in a stronger alcohol taste and more potent shot. Add more water and the more watered-down the shots become. Alcohol proof will also affect the texture and taste of your shots.
Go ahead and test out different combinations until you get your preferred taste and texture, it will be totally worth it plus you can eat the rejects. If you need help getting started, Tablespoon has plenty of jello shot tips and jello shot recipes already tested and verified tasty!
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