Definition of jelly mold in US English:

noun

• A hollow container used to give a particular shape to jelly as it sets.

  ‘you can use a large jelly mold or individual ones’

  More example sentences

  • ‘Fill some individual jelly moulds with half of the raspberries, then pour in half of the cooled jelly.’
  • ‘I collect anything old and domestic (pre-electric kitchen gadgets, china jelly moulds, washboards, mangles etc).’
  • ‘You can buy fancy jelly molds which are a good idea for children's parties.’
  • ‘For my children, jelly is the apex of all puddings - especially when it is made in a large jelly mould and upturned on a plate.’
  • ‘I hunted everywhere for the rabbit-shaped jelly mould but it's probably still packed with the cottage cooking gear I haven't needed here.’
  • ‘I made the hanging planter from a vintage jelly mold.’
  • ‘A compact family car that doesn't look like it was poured out of the same jelly mould as its rivals.’
  • ‘I used too little gelatine for this volume of fruit/cream mixture, especially when I tried to make the mousse in jelly molds, as it turned out a bit too soft.’
  • ‘Place half the black cherries into the bottom of a jelly mould.’
  • ‘To serve, dip the jelly mould briefly in hot water for a few seconds and carefully turn out on to serving plates.’