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Jennifer’s Pinotage Rosé Wine Jelly

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From The B.C. Wine Lover’s Cookbook published by Appetite Random House Serves 6

INGREDIENT­S:

• 1 bottle dry rosé wine (preferably The View’s Pinotage Rosé)

• 2 cups hulled and sliced strawberri­es

• ½ tsp. pure vanilla

• 1½ cups berry sugar

• 2 tbsp. gelatin powder

• 2 cups cream, whipped

• 6 whole strawberri­es, for garnish

INSTRUCTIO­NS:

Place the rosé wine and sliced strawberri­es in a bowl and allow to steep for 30 minutes. Strain the wine into a saucepan, reserving the strawberri­es.

Heat the wine until nearly boiling, then add the vanilla and stir in the sugar until it dissolves. Remove from heat.

In a medium-size bowl, add about ¼ cup of cold water to the gelatin powder to make it bloom, and stir until it has a thick, smooth, paste-like consistenc­y.

Add a third of the hot wine to the gelatin paste and mix until the gelatin is evenly dissolved, and no lumps remain. Return this mixture to the pot with the rest of the wine, and whisk.

Divide the sliced strawberri­es equally into six clear glass serving bowls or large stemless wine glasses. Pour the wine/gelatin mixture over top. Allow to set in the fridge for at least 3 to 4 hours, or overnight.

Remove from the fridge 15 minutes before serving and top with whipped cream and a fresh strawberry. Prepare to have your guests tickled pink.

THE VIEW WINERY PINK RHINO PINOTAGE ROSÉ 89 PER CENT PINOTAGE, 8 PER CENT PINOT NOIR, 3 PER CENT RIESLING

This dry, elegant Pinotage Rosé delivers intense aromas of strawberry and cotton candy followed by flavours of pink grapefruit and tart cranberry. Produced using a “true” rosé method, by destemming and soaking the juice in the press on the coloured skins, it is the only one of its kind in North America! There is also a lovely story behind the Rhino name – go to the winery and ask about it!

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