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In a small bowl, soak the
gelatin in 75ml/3fl oz
water, until soft. Place the blackcurrants, sugar
and 300ml/1/2pt water in a large saucepan.
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Bring to
the boil, lower the heat and simmer for 20 minutes.
Strain, reserving the cooking liquid in a large jug.
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Put half the blackcurrants in a bowl and pour 4
tablespoons of the reserved cooking liquid over
them. Set the bowl and jug aside.
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Squeeze the water
out of the gelatin and place in a small saucepan
with the port, crème de cassis and 75ml/3fl oz
water. Heat gently to dissolve the gelatin but do
not allow the mixture to boil.
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Stir the gelatin
mixture into the jug of blackcurrant liquid
until well mixed. Place 8 individual jelly moulds
into a roasting tin. Fill with the port mixture.
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Chill for at least 6 hours until set. Tip the bowl
of blackcurrants into a blender or food processor
and puree until smooth.
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Turn each jelly out onto a serving plate and spoon
the coulis around each jelly. Decorate with the
remaining blackcurrants.