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User: Description: hello it&#39;s rachel welcome back to smile english stories where you can listen to english in lots of different contexts but you need to subscribe and hit the bell if you want to get a notification from youtube look at that it&#39;s wibbly wobbly jelly [Music] it looks just like a jellyfish [Music] in england a lot of people love jelly i have a secret i am from england and i have never ever made jelly really yes really so today i want to experiment i want to play i want to try and make jelly with some fresh blackberries oops from my garden come back if i speak too slowly or too quickly you can change the speed in youtube [Music] so how old is jelly when i was a child when i was a kid in england i remember we had jelly at birthday parties i remember the colorful dishes with lots of different colors of jelly in them they were really pretty my sister says that people still have jelly at parties in england and not only in england in 1751 an english lady called hannah glass wrote a cookery book a recipe book called the art of cookery and her recipe book sold a lot of copies all over the english-speaking world to australia to new zealand to america to canada and in the recipe book there was a recipe for jelly and people made lovely creations with jelly they used lots of different shapes of molds even very famous people in america had copies of the cookery book like george washington the first american president who you can see on the one dollar note or the one dollar bill in america or thomas jefferson another american president who you see on the two dollar bill or the two dollar note and benjamin franklin he was one of the fathers one of the founders of the united states of america and you can see him on the 100 note the 100 bill jelly on a plate jelly on a plate wibble wobble wibble wobble jelly on a plate so i asked my sister&#39;s husband my brother-in-law i asked him so how do you make jelly in england and he said in england we make jelly with cubes this is an orange jelly you&#39;ll put the cubes into a bowl and add hot water [Music] pour the boiling water into the jug add to the cubes [Music] and stir until dissolved once those cubes have dissolved in the hot water you add cold water and mix [Music] you have the option of adding fruit to the mix at this stage here we can see the completed jelly wibble wobble but then my brother-in-law said you know we don&#39;t always make jelly we often buy it ready made in a tub or in a pot so i looked on my computer and i saw that today if you go to england you will see or if you have been to england you might have seen jelly cubes with or without sugar and lots of different flavors you can get strawberry and raspberry black currant orange black cherry lime lemon and pineapple and that&#39;s not all you can also buy jelly in little pots in tubs plastic pots with or without sugar and you can buy jelly in pots with fruit in you can even buy glitter jelly imagine eating glitter i wouldn&#39;t would you if you go to australia you will probably see aeroplane jelly and if you go to america you might see jello [Music] i live in france and in france we don&#39;t have jelly cubes so what is jelly exactly let&#39;s see the phone says that jelly is very simple it&#39;s just a mixture of fruit juice and sugar and gelatine if you don&#39;t want to use gelatine because it comes from animals you could use agar agar is seaweed it&#39;s a plant that comes from the sea and agar is red seaweed so how do i make jelly well if i look on my phone for a jelly recipe i find jam jam like you would put on scones because jelly in america is jam in england and english jelly is gelatine dessert in america so let&#39;s look for english jelly on my phone i have seen a recipe for blackberry jelly fresh blackberries i have fresh blackberries in my garden and i need 500 grams so i need to go and pick some more blackberries my husband always says to pick blackberries at the top and not at the bottom because foxes might have weed on the blackberries so let&#39;s go we need 500 milliliters of water 500 grams of blackberries you can use frozen or fresh blackberries we need four leaves of gelatine and 150 grams of caster sugar castor sugar is very fine sugar so first we need to put the blackberries and the water and the sugar in a pan and heat them till the sugar is dissolved don&#39;t forget to stir the mixture together when the liquid is simmering when you can see little bubbles you leave the liquid to simmer for three to four minutes you leave the liquid to simmer until all the juice has come out of the fruit so now we need to save the mixture to separate the blackberries from the juice okay so next we need to prepare the gelatine we need to put them in cold water for about 10 minutes so we need to soak the gelatine so lastly we need to drain the water from the gelatine and mix the gelatine in the fruit mixture so i am going to save leave the water to come off the gelatine for a few seconds now i can put the gelatine in the liquid which is hot but not boiling not bubbling and i need to stir it till all the gelatine is dissolved in the liquid the recipe says for adult jelly you can add a little alcohol so i am going to add four tablespoons of creme de cassis [Music] okay so now we are ready to put the jelly mixture in a mold now there&#39;s lots of possibilities and i want to experiment so i am going to put some jelly with some fresh blackberries in a glass i am going to put some jelly in a little mold and i am going to try some different silicone molds so let&#39;s see what happens i have put all the jelly in different molds but i could have put the jelly in a glass bowl like my brother-in-law so now we need to let the jelly go cold either in the fridge or you can cool jelly in the freezer it&#39;s perhaps easier to demold to take the jelly out of the molds so i am going to put some in the fridge for about four hours or perhaps overnight and perhaps the little ones in the so what can i do with my jelly well i can just eat the jelly with the fruit let&#39;s try not bad or we can demold little jelly in warm water just for a few seconds melt the outside of the jelly here we go i think i melted it a little too long never mind or perhaps we should have used five leaves of gelatine in england we would eat the jelly with custard so i need to show you how to make custard english custard or ice cream or we would put the jelly in trifle and i will show you how to make trifle because it&#39;s my dad&#39;s favorite dessert but i am thinking we do other things with gelatine i remember sweets in england i remember eating jelly babies they were really soft to eat and then there were fruit pastels they were a little more chewy and then there were jelly tots they were tiny little jelly sweets and in america they have jelly beans do you know the beetles in 1963 in the middle of beetle mania when the beatles arrived at jfk airport that&#39;s in new york the beatles fans threw jelly beans at george harrison because his favorite sweets in england were jelly babies when i went to liverpool about two or three years ago with some friends we saw a mosaic of the beatles but not made of ceramics made of more than 15 000 jelly beans when my daughter was little we loved making sand castles on the beach so today i want to play i want to make a jelly castle but because the weather is hot it&#39;s probably better to use the frozen jelly so first i need to demold it yay looks like mandy having a poo and now i can make my tower a jellytower yesterday i decided i could do better i decided i wanted to build a bigger jelly castle so because my jelly was a little soft a little liquid i took all the little jellies out of the molds and put them in the freezer in a bag so now i can try and build a bigger jelly tower so i am going to put the mini jellies in a dish [Music] and when it&#39;s stuck come on and here we go i can build a tower just like when i was a little girl five at the bottom three on the next layer perhaps another big one how many little jellies do you think i can put on the castle how many before it falls down three i think five five it&#39;s wobbling [Music] i think it&#39;s going to fall with six six no it&#39;s not possible yeah six seven [Music] and maybe this way [Music] seven all the jellies no [Music] hey no it&#39;s going it&#39;s going eight eight little jellies one more [Music] it&#39;s getting complicated nine [Music] oh no it&#39;s going to fall oh no it&#39;s not possible no no it&#39;s going to fall eight jellies so now i have finished being silly i am just going to enjoy my jelly and fruit let me know in the comments if you make some jelly and don&#39;t forget to give me a thumbs up and share the video with a friend i think i need to take a little break over the summer because my husband is on holiday and i think we need to spend more time together as a family and i need to prepare more videos for you so have a great summer and i&#39;ll see you really soon bye for now
Title: English JELLY: would YOU eat it?  Listen to English & have fun watching me make it, and then... try!
Language: en
Caption: AMELIORER votre anglais - Ihr Englisch VERBESSERN - MEJORAR su inglés

I grew up in England, but I live in France and I had never made jelly… and jelly is a favourite English party food!  So in this video, I do an experiment!  I had never made jelly  So I use the blackberries from my garden to try!

A special guest (=invité) tells us how the Engish make jelly today… and we look into some jelly history and jelly sweets.

A fun video before a summer break.


Take care, Rachel, smileEnglishstories (smile English stories)



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Perfect!  I think you are in the right place… because I want to help you to learn English, to acquire English… I want you to listen to English spoken naturally… and to understand English spoken naturally… to listen to English spoken in lots of different contexts!  I want you to enjoy English!

I want you to practice listening to English, but to listen to interesting English.  

English conversation is often an exchange of stories in English.  To have a conversation in English with someone when you travel in English, you need to master “English small talk”.  For example, you might need to :
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So, I am building my smileEnglishstories YouTube channel, to give you one opportunity to listen to English spoken naturally in lots of different contexts.  After all, in England we say, “Variety is the spice of life!”

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