Thursday, September 29, 2011

Get your Jelly on – Royal Selangor Pewter

I’ve been contacted by the Royal Selangor Pewter a few weeks ago and they invited me to be one of the 10 inspiring bloggers worldwide to participate in their 2011 ‘Get Your Jelly On!’ competitions. This competition will be conducted throughout the month of October; the competition is a 30-day challenge in which bloggers will devise a new and creative use of the Nick Munro jelly mould daily, accompanied by a blog posting for 30 days detailing the process. Each of us was given 2 of the Jelly Moulds, an Olympus VG-110 digital camera and an apron. You can check out the list of bloggers who participate here .

Royal Selangor is the foremost producer and retailer of fine pewter products globally and is based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Every year, Royal Selangor raises funds for the Breast Cancer Welfare Association (BCWA) through the sales of our Nick Munro jelly mould (as seen here), designed by the British designer in support of breast cancer awareness and welfare. Since 2006, Royal Selangor has been working with BWCA and organizing jelly-making sessions particularly during Pink October month to promote awareness of breast cancer and to raise funds through the sale of our jelly mould. However, this year they decided to work with food bloggers across the world, whose creativity and individualism strongly support what the jelly mould represents.

After giving it some thoughts I’ve decided to participate. After all I like making jelly and it will be a great challenge for me to experiment and hopefully come up with something new to share with all of you and to support a great cause at the same time. It is not an easy task as I’ve been cracking my head since on what to make with it so much so until I dreamt about it. So, my dear friends and readers if you have some wonderful ideas on how to use the Jelly mould please please let me know. I need all your support. However, this Jelly Mould is only steamed proof and not oven proof so I can’t bake with it. So do join me in this worthy cause and stop by here each day on the month of October and see what I creates with the mould.


My husband made this little jelly mould holder for me this week and he is working on another display for me. Stay tune to see what he make.

32 comments:

  1. Anonymous8:41 PM

    Congratulations Gert to be one of th 10 chosen ones !!! Wish you all the best.

    Sue

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  2. They contacted me too, but i have no confidence to take up this challenge. Anyway, i'm happy to see you take this challenge, looking forward your jelly creations. Keep it up and Good luck to you Gert.

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  3. Congratulations and good luck Gert!
    You've my support :DD

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  4. Congratulations!! Wish you all the best and good luck...:)

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  5. I know you'll do great, and I look forward to seeing your creations!

    And what a nice mould holder! Your husband is so good.

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  6. Wow, Carlos's workmanship is very good. Very nice leh the holder, very smooooooooth.

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  7. Congrats and what a nice gift...I'm thinking of putting the California sushi roll. Sorry, that's the first thought i have!

    Angeline

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  8. Anonymous11:18 PM

    Congratulations!
    Not sure if you can use this mould for a doll rainbow jelly.

    mary

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  9. congratulation Gert..looking forward your wonderful creation soon!!

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  10. Gert...Congrats !!! I can't wait to see your jellies :) cone shaped...challenging indeed ! Carlos really did a great job on the stand. Beautifully done. Tell him that..hahaha all the best and have fun :)

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  11. Hello Gert, waaaaa, it's been quite long I'm not here....so sorry dear! Congrats on your participation, you made the right decision lol :) Hope you'll be the winner.. Lagipun hadiah mcm best dah tu Gert!! Don't forget to share your jelly recipes and looking forward to see the outcome....pasti gorgeous kan!

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  12. Congratulations and good luck! :)

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  13. Best of luck and thanks for letting us know it's steam proof, didn't even know that! Off to try steaming something now :)

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  14. Linda5:43 AM

    Congrats! And I hope you won! You are good!

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  15. congrat gert! all the best to you.. good luck!

    * love the mould holder :)

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  16. Oh this very exciting Gert! Glad you take up this challenge! And so nice and supportive of your husband to make the mould holder.  I'm so looking forward to your jelly creation! Good luck my friend, I'm sure you can nail it!

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  17. Congrats! Wish you all the best!

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  18. Congrats! Can't wait to see your wonderful creation:] All the best to you.

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  19. Sarah4:14 PM

    The mould holder is absolutely beautiful!! Good luck (:

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  20. Anonymous10:44 PM

    Congratulation Gert and good luck.

    Yen

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  21. good luck Gert! I m sure you'll do awesome... do you get to keep the camera? ;0)

    Wah.. Carlos is so sweet to build that for you..

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  22. Gert,
    So sweet of carlos to support you and his workmanship is so good!With this project, you can only make jellies?..what about other stuff?Will there be a winner at the end of this 30 crazy posts?How do they determine the winner?Anything we need to do to vote you etc?Must tell lar...I excited ni..hahaha.Go Gert Go!

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  23. hi gert, your husband is really nice to make a stand for the moulds. This is really so challenging!I'm excited to see what ideas you have!

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  24. Thank you everyone for your kind words and support. I will do my best :)

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  25. Congrats and best of luck! Sure you will think of something.

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  26. Gert, I am looking forward to your recipes! I love the wooden holder, so cool!!

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  27. All the best Gert! Can't wait to see all the jellies coming our way ;-) for a good cause

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  28. Eileen@Hundred Eighty Degrees12:07 AM

    Congrats! Best of luck to you! You'll have my moral support. I like the holder :)-

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  29. OMG, so sweet of Carlos. The holder fits perfectly. Kudos!
    Kristy

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  30. Hi! Congrats on being selected and look forward to the creations for the good cause!

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  31. Hi Gert,

    Perhaps you could try using Apam mekar resepi for the cone, with different colours for the 'top' mekar part & the 'cone'.. hopefully the apam can mekar full bloom..may look nice ..for pic..perhaps u can put in a longish broad glass..that way your flower tak 'baring' la..just a thot only..

    cheers

    yat

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  32. Wow thats so neat, loving what you're making with it so far. And what a great husband to make that holder!

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