Japanese Coffee Jelly with Sweetened Milk
A light and refreshing Japanese dessert made by setting strong coffee with agar agar, cut into soft cubes and served with sweetened milk. Not too sweet, no-bake, and perfect for coffee lovers.
Servings: 4 serves
Author: Andrea Love
Coffee Jelly
- 4 shots of espresso
- 50 g castor sugar
- 3 g agar powder
- Water
- Spray oil optional
Sweetened Milk
- 50 g condensed milk
- 385 mL evaporated milk
Add brewed coffee into a saucepan and top up with enough water to make 500mL of liquid total. Add sugar and agar agar powder and whisk well to fully dissolve the agar agar before heating.
Place the saucepan over medium heat and bring the mixture to a gentle boil, stirring frequently. Once it reaches a boil, continue cooking for a minute to ensure the agar agar is fully activated.
Remove from the heat and carefully pour the coffee mixture into a shallow dish or container. Allow it to cool slightly, then transfer to the fridge to set completely.
Once set, cut the coffee jelly into small cubes using a sharp knife.
To serve, divide the coffee jelly cubes into bowls or glasses and pour over sweetened milk or cream. Serve chilled.