Guilinggao (Coney Jelly)

Guilinggao (Coney Jelly)

Guilinggao (Coney Jelly) is a home-style dessert at difficulty 2/5 (Easy), about 129 kcal. Guilinggao is a Cantonese-style traditional dessert. Ingredients and step-by-step instructions are below, with notes for home cooking.

Difficulty

2 / 5

★★☆☆☆

Easy
Estimated Calories

129 kcal

Ingredients

  • Guilinggao powder 25g
  • Cold water 120 ml
  • Boiling water 500 ml
  • White sugar 100g
  • Small pot
  • Stirring tool
  • Molds or bowls

Steps

  1. Pour 25g of Guilinggao powder and 120ml of cold water into a pot and mix thoroughly until the mixture has no grainy lumps.
  2. In another container, add 100g of white sugar and pour in 500ml of boiling water. Stir until the sugar dissolves completely.
  3. Slowly pour the sugar water into the Guilinggao powder mixture, stirring immediately to ensure it's even and prevent lumps from forming.
  4. Transfer the combined liquid into the pot. Heat over medium-low heat, stirring continuously to prevent it from sticking to the bottom of the pan.
  5. Keep heating until the liquid becomes viscous and small bubbles appear, then turn off the heat.
  6. Quickly pour the liquid into the molds. Allow it to cool and solidify naturally. It is best served after refrigerating for 1-2 hours for a better texture.

Notes

Guilinggao is a Cantonese-style traditional dessert. The texture is tender and silky with a slightly bitter then sweet taste, often served as a summer cold dessert. Guilinggao can clear heat, dispel dampness, and nourish yin to improve complexions, making it a nutritious and healthy snack. The method is simple; beginners can easily master it. It only requires preparation, mixing, and heating, with about two hours of refrigeration time before serving.

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Estimated cooking difficulty: ★★
Estimated calories: 129 kcal
Group: Guilinggao

Calculation: Produces approximately 3-4 bowls of finished product, suitable for 2-4 people.

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- Do not move the container arbitrarily while Guilinggao is cooling, otherwise the shape may be affected.
- Avoid using high heat during heating to prevent lumps or burning at the bottom.
- You can add honey, condensed milk, or fruits to suit personal taste.
- The concentration of Guilinggao powder may vary slightly by brand; it is recommended to adjust the ratio according to the package instructions.

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