Vienna Sausage In Jello at Edwin Hickman blog

Vienna Sausage In Jello. Add two cans of condensed tomato soup to water and some unflavored gelatin (it has no taste, but will make the mold hold its shape), and spaghettios. the ingredients are simple: the recipe is quite simple: 1 can vienna sausages. Serve it with some vienna sausages, hot dogs and sliced bread for a unique twist on an american classic. making another retro recipe, this time with a couple cans of spaghettios and. This is one of those dishes. The flavor is exactly as you remember, only it's cold instead of piping hot. Spray cheese (american flavor) in saucepan, sprinkle unflavored gelatin over 1/4 cup cold water;. okay, they may be edible but who would want to? when ready to serve, loosen mold by placing in a bowl of warm water, then invert onto a plate. In a large pot, pour in your water and condensed tomato soup, then sprinkle the gelatin on top.

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the recipe is quite simple: the ingredients are simple: when ready to serve, loosen mold by placing in a bowl of warm water, then invert onto a plate. This is one of those dishes. The flavor is exactly as you remember, only it's cold instead of piping hot. Spray cheese (american flavor) in saucepan, sprinkle unflavored gelatin over 1/4 cup cold water;. In a large pot, pour in your water and condensed tomato soup, then sprinkle the gelatin on top. okay, they may be edible but who would want to? Serve it with some vienna sausages, hot dogs and sliced bread for a unique twist on an american classic. Add two cans of condensed tomato soup to water and some unflavored gelatin (it has no taste, but will make the mold hold its shape), and spaghettios.

14 Food Failures from the '50s and '60s That'll Make You Say "JellNo

Vienna Sausage In Jello okay, they may be edible but who would want to? Spray cheese (american flavor) in saucepan, sprinkle unflavored gelatin over 1/4 cup cold water;. the ingredients are simple: This is one of those dishes. 1 can vienna sausages. The flavor is exactly as you remember, only it's cold instead of piping hot. In a large pot, pour in your water and condensed tomato soup, then sprinkle the gelatin on top. Serve it with some vienna sausages, hot dogs and sliced bread for a unique twist on an american classic. okay, they may be edible but who would want to? the recipe is quite simple: Add two cans of condensed tomato soup to water and some unflavored gelatin (it has no taste, but will make the mold hold its shape), and spaghettios. making another retro recipe, this time with a couple cans of spaghettios and. when ready to serve, loosen mold by placing in a bowl of warm water, then invert onto a plate.

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