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HelpinHere
May 11, 2009, 08:33 PM
I am making a Lemon Velvet recipe from a English (not the language, the nationality) cookbook for my BritLit English class, and I need to use these ingredients:

1 Lemon Jelly Tablet
Grated Rind and Juice of 1 Lemon
300 ml of Water
15 oz of Ambrosia Devon Custard
Fresh or Tinned Fruit


I have everything I need for my other two recipes (Leek and Potato Soup, and Savoury Meat Roll) but I cannot find any "Lemon Jelly Tablets" or "Ambrosia Devon Custard."

If anyone knows what I can use as useable substitutes for these two items, or how I can make some myself, it would be greatly appriciated.
I'm on the west coast of the continental U.S.A. If that helps.

ohb0b
May 13, 2009, 11:46 PM
I'd have to see the recipe, but what we call Jello, the Brits call "jelly." They sell it in both tablet or powdered form (jelly crystals) which is mixed with boiling water. Substitute a package of lemon jello.

The Ambrosia Devon Custard is a brand canned custard (pudding) I'd try vanilla pudding and pie filling, or Bird's English Custard, which is readily available in the US.

danielnoahsmommy
May 14, 2009, 02:03 AM
I found that exact custard you are looking for in 2 local stores. Stop and shop and shoprite. This was in the international food section. In NY