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Chef Jan's trifle revival with mango puree, jam rolls and fairy floss

A wine glass filled with trifle layers of jelly, jam roll slices, custard, berries and mango puree, served with blue fairy floss
Chef Jan's trifle is a colourful take on the classic trifle.()

It was originally designed as way to use up stale cake and leftovers, soaked in alcohol, and then stacked with fruit, custard and sometimes jelly in a round bowl.

These days the humble trifle not only tastes delicious, but it looks great on social media.

Trifle is making a bit of a comeback at the moment, and Brisbane chef Jan Cranitch has put together an easy recipe for a show-stopping trifle.

Ingredients

Method

  1. 1.Make your jelly the night before so it sets overnight.
  2. 2.Lay out all your ingredients. Choose your glass bowl (or individual glasses) to showcase the trifle.
  3. 3.Puree 1 cup of mango with ½ cup of coconut water.
  4. 4.Slice up jam rolls, keeping a couple aside to garnish.
  5. 5.Place layers in the glass in the following order: jelly base, jam roll slices, jelly, mango cubes, frozen blueberries and raspberries, jelly, custard, mango puree, custard. To garnish: add strawberries, fam roll slices, fresh mint, umbrella, toasted coconut and Persian fairy floss.
  6. 6.Serve immediately.
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