Delicious English Trifle Recipe with Strawberries and Ice Cream

[CindysPChef]

Has anyone ever made this Trifle??? I was wondering about the jello. How does that work with it? Is it completely set when layering?

Hope you can help!


English Trifle
This English Trifle is made with strawberries and ice cream.
Ingredients:
• 1 angel food cake
• 2- 5.9 ounce boxes instant vanilla pudding mix, prepared
• 1 package frozen crushed strawberries
• 2 small packages strawberry flavored gelatin, prepared
• 1/2 pint vanilla ice cream, softened
• 16 ounce container whipped topping
• 4 bananas
Preparation:
Break cake in bite size pieces in bottom of large punch bowl. Fold ice cream into prepared pudding. Pour half of mixture over cake. Fold strawberries into prepared gelatin. Pour half over pudding mix. Slice 2 bananas over this.
Repeat layering process with pudding, gelatin and bananas. Spread whipped topping on top. Garnish with whole strawberries.

 

[vwpamperedchef]

My grandmother makes an English trifle but on has some of those ingredients in it! (she was born and raised in England). Her recipe is made w/lady fingers, jello, fruit, liquour, custard, and real whipped cream! That is the only English trifle I've ever known!

My guess is you make the jello with the strawberries in it. (Gram's trifle has fruit "molded" into the jello).

HTH

 

[CindysPChef]

My grandmother makes an English trifle but on has some of those ingredients in it! (she was born and raised in England). Her recipe is made w/lady fingers, jello, fruit, liquour, custard, and real whipped cream! That is the only English trifle I've ever known!

My guess is you make the jello with the strawberries in it. (Gram's trifle has fruit "molded" into the jello).

HTH

So when it is firm you scoop it on as a layer?

Cindy

 

[CindysPChef]

Do you like it?

 

[AnnieBee]

This recipe sounds wierd!!

Vanessa is right, an English trifle is sponge cake or lady fingers (brandy soaked if desired!), then fruit and jello - the jello is prepared and then sort of chopped up a bit and spooned over the cake layer, then proper custard, then whipped cream (NEVER cool whip:yuck . I'll see if I can find a proper recipe for you. The melted ice cream/pudding just sounds... odd!

Might have to find the recipe tomorrow as it's getting late...

 

[gingertannery]

Bump.. I'm still wanting the proper custard!! Please!!

 

[vwpamperedchef]

Bump.. I'm still wanting the proper custard!! Please!!

My grandmother uses Byrd's custard powder.

 

[vwpamperedchef]

Do you like it?

No I do not, but my husband does! (I am not a drinker and therefore I think the liquour is an acquired taste)!

 

[vwpamperedchef]

So when it is firm you scoop it on as a layer?

Cindy

Sorry I don't know how to reply within one post.

No, she layers it all in one bowl. The only scooping occurs when you are actually serving it.