Tip: The trickiest part is getting the Jell-o to start to set-up without getting over thick before you pour it over the cream cheese layer. You also need to account for enough time to let your Jell-o set before you can serve it, so it's best to make it first thing in the morning or the day before an event.
Marsha's Raspberry Jell-o Salad
2 cups
crushed pretzels 1
small can crushed pineapple, drained
¾ cup
butter, melted 1
(10 oz.) pkg. Cool Whip
3 Tbl.
sugar 1
(6 oz.) pkg. raspberry Jell-o
1 (8 oz.)
pkg. cream cheese 3
cups boiling water
½ cup sugar 2
(8 oz.) pkg. frozen raspberries
Combine pretzels, butter and sugar together. Press into the bottom of a 9x13 pan and bake
at 400 degrees for 5 minutes. Cream
together cream cheese and sugar. Add
pineapple and fold in Cool-Whip. Spread
on top of cooled pretzels. Mix together
raspberry Jell-o, boiling water, and frozen raspberries. Let cool and start to thicken. Then pour thickened mixture over cream cheese
layer. Place in fridge to set-up
completely.
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