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Easter Jell-O Pie
Patricia
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Prep Time
15
minutes
mins
Chill Time
4
hours
hrs
30
minutes
mins
Servings
8
slices
Calories
250
kcal
Ingredients
For the Pie:
1
pre-made graham cracker crust
1
3 oz box lemon Jell-O
1
3 oz box grape Jell-O
1
3 oz box berry blue Jell-O
3
cups
boiling water
1 cup per Jell-O flavor
3
cups
cold water
1 cup per Jell-O flavor
8
oz
cream cheese
softened
1 ½
cups
whipped topping
For Decoration:
Whipped cream
Pastel sprinkles
Candy eggs
Instructions
Prepare the Lemon Layer:
Dissolve the lemon Jell-O in 1 cup boiling water, stirring until completely dissolved.
Add 1 cup cold water and let it cool slightly.
Mix in ⅓ of the cream cheese and ½ cup whipped topping, stirring until smooth.
Pour the mixture into the graham cracker crust and refrigerate for 30 minutes to set.
Prepare the Blue Layer:
Repeat the process with berry blue Jell-O, dissolving it in 1 cup boiling water.
Add 1 cup cold water and mix in ⅓ of the cream cheese and ½ cup whipped topping.
Gently pour the blue mixture over the set lemon layer, using a spoon to prevent splashing.
Refrigerate for another 30 minutes.
Prepare the Grape Layer:
Follow the same steps with grape Jell-O, dissolving it in 1 cup boiling water.
Stir in 1 cup cold water, then mix with remaining cream cheese and whipped topping.
Carefully pour over the set blue layer.
Chill for at least 4 hours or until fully set.
Decorate and Serve:
Just before serving, decorate with whipped cream, pastel sprinkles, and candy eggs.
Slice and enjoy this creamy, colorful treat!
Notes
Layering Tip:
Pour each layer slowly over the back of a spoon to prevent colors from mixing.
Lighter Texture:
For an airier pie, fold extra whipped topping into each Jell-O mixture before layering.
Flavor Variations:
Feel free to experiment with different Jell-O flavors to create your own color combinations!
Crust Options:
Try using an Oreo or vanilla wafer crust for a different twist.
Extra Firm Layers:
Reduce the cold water to
¾ cup per layer
for a firmer texture.