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Strawberry Liqueur Trifles

Strawberry Liqueur Trifles ~ Boozy Jello made from fresh Fruit Juice, combined with Custard, Strawberries, Swiss Roll slices and topped with Cream and a Cherry make these Individual (or one huge!) trifles a winner each and every time

Strawberry Liqueur Trifles ~ Boozy Jello made from fresh Fruit Juice, combined with Custard, Strawberries, Swiss Roll slices and topped with Cream and a Cherry make these Individual {or one huge!} trifles a winner each and every time!

December is trifle time ! Trifles are so versatile to make. But I think the basics are quite clear – some kind of jello, custard, cake, fruit and some toppings.

These Strawberry Liqueur Trifles are not made with the usual box of jello, but instead with a Fruit Juice which is being jello-rised (not a word? .. well, I am sure you know what I mean!).

I used fresh sliced Strawberries in this recipe, but used ready-made thick Custard as I just about always have a couple of cartons of long-life Custard in the pantry.

The Caramel Swiss Rolls are from Woolworths, but you can use any kind or type of cake (pieces or slices) in a trifle.

Strawberry Liqueur Trifles ~ Boozy Jello made from fresh Fruit Juice, combined with Custard, Strawberries, Swiss Roll slices and topped with Cream and a Cherry make these Individual {or one huge!} trifles a winner each and every time!

Adding Liqueur or any other alcohol is definitely an adult only dessert. However, to make it kid-friendly you may want to leave out the Liqueur and instead use some more Fruit Juice.

The Wild Berry Juice which I have used, has a bit of zest to it, which I kind of like. All the rest of the ingredients are quite sweet and the zestiness makes a delicious contrast in taste.

Also up to you what kind of Juice you prefer to use, and the great thing about a trifle is that the flavors do not really have to go together. Like Strawberries and Berry Juice, a Pineapple juice will go just as well with Strawberries.

And there is no such thing as too many colors in a trifle, especially during the Festive season where everything IS about color.

Strawberry Liqueur Trifles ~ Boozy Jello made from fresh Fruit Juice, combined with Custard, Strawberries, Swiss Roll slices and topped with Cream and a Cherry make these Individual (or one huge!) trifles a winner each and every time #Trifle #IndividualTrifles #TrifleRecipes #BoozyTrifleRecipe

*Note : Make individual servings or one large trifle. The larger trifle may just take a little longer for the Jello-Juice to set.

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Strawberry Liqueur Trifles

Strawberry Liqueur Trifles

Strawberry Liqueur Trifles

Yield: 6 Servings
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Setting Time: 1 hour
Total Time: 1 hour 15 minutes

Strawberry Liqueur Trifles ~ Boozy Jello made from fresh Fruit Juice, Custard, Strawberries, Swiss Roll, Cream and Cherries make these Individual (or one large!) trifles a winner each and every time

Ingredients

  • 2 1/2 cups Fresh Berry Juice (any flavor)
  • 1 TB Gelatin, plain
  • 1/3 cup Medium Sherry Liqueur
  • 2 cups Strawberries, sliced
  • 6 Mini Caramel Swiss Rolls, sliced (store-bought or homemade)
  • 2 cups Thick Custard, ready made, divided
  • Whipped Cream, to top
  • Glace Cherries, to top

Instructions

  1. Pour 1/3 cup of the Juice over the Gelatin in a small bowl – let sit until sponged – heat in the microwave (about 6 seconds) until dissolved and runny
  2. Save 2 tablespoonfuls of Juice and keep aside – pour the remaining Juice into a medium bowl – add the hot, dissolved Gelatin to the Juice whilst beating on high
  3. Add 1 TB Liqueur to the reserved Juice and set aside for later – add remaining Liqueur to the Juice/Gelatin mixture and mix well
  4. Arrange the Strawberries in the bottom of your serving glasses/dishes – pour the Juice/Gelatin mixture over and refrigerate until set
  5. Pour half the Custard over the layer of set Jelly, followed by a layer of Swiss Roll slices – drizzle the Juice/Liqueur mixture, in step 3, over the Swiss Roll slices and pour over the remaining Custard
  6. Top with Whipped Cream and a Glace Cherry
Nutrition Information
Yield 6
Amount Per Serving Calories 312.3Total Fat 9gSaturated Fat 4.8gUnsaturated Fat 1.4gCarbohydrates 47gFiber 1.3gSugar 27.9gProtein 7.3g

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Serve immediately or keep chilled until ready to serve.

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Carmody Tisdale

Tuesday 6th of January 2015

Those might be too beautiful to eat... but, too delicious to not taste. Thank you for linking up to On Display Thursday!

Lori Hart

Tuesday 30th of December 2014

Congratulations!! Your recipe has been featured at Tickle My Tastebuds on my blog, Lori’s Culinary Creations. Hop on over and grab a feature button and link up your latest culinary creations. Congrats again.Link- http://bit.ly/1vphHp4Lori

Swathi Iyer

Monday 29th of December 2014

Perfect and beautiful dessert, thanks for sharing sharing with Hearth and soul blog hop, pinning.

Kimberly Lewis

Monday 29th of December 2014

Hello cute lady! I bet these little gems made a lot of people happy! Pinned and tweeted. Thank you for being a part of our party. I hope to see you tonight at 7 pm. We love to party with you! Lou Lou Girls

Michelle Nahom

Saturday 27th of December 2014

These are a beautiful dessert for Christmas or New Year's...so festive! And your glasses are gorgeous!

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