Stained glass jello

A festive jello side dish or dessert that looks like stained glass windows.

Broken glass Jello is a fun, easy dessert that can be made in a variety of flavors. It's perfect for parties or potlucks.

Who didn’t grow up eating this dessert? I believe that everyone has experienced this so beautiful and delicious dessert. Well, actually I think I must have eaten it just a couple of times in my life at my aunt’s house, can you believe it? Never thought to make it until the other day I wasRead more

Broken glass jello resembles beautiful shards of broken stained glass. This colorful dessert is fun to customize to any holiday or event! #amandascookin #jellorecipes #easydesserts

Make any event vibrant and fun with this perfect-for-all Cathedral Window Jello! An easy, budget-friendly dessert you can make ahead of time.

I apologize in advanced to those of you who are here looking for craft ideas. Why?? Because this is the time of year where I spend way too much time in the kitchen. And if I'm in the kitchen I'm not crafting. If I'm not crafting I'm not sharing them here. SO yeah, there may be a few more recipe posts here in the next few weeks because that's what I'm up too. Today I'm sharing the recipe for Stained Glass Window Jello. This is a staple at Christmas dinner at my mom's house. We only make it…

Fun colorful Stained Glass Jello Salad (or dessert) made in a fraction of the time with my shortcuts than it traditionally takes!

Some people call this dessert "stained glass" and others call it "broken glass". We've always called it broken glass. It's one of our m...

Broken glass Jell-o is a fun recipe for any occasion! Different colors of Jello float in a sour cream and condensed sweetened milk gelatin mixture. It is called “broken glass” because it looks like stained glass when cut into. It’s the perfect no-bake dessert for too-hot-to-handle days!

This Broken Glass Jello (also known as Stained Glass Jello) will be the hit of your next party or potluck! 4 different colors of Jello floating in white sweetened gelatin! This classic Jello recipe will take you back to your childhood holiday dinners!