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i think this is what u r talking about? i have never heard of "almond meltaway" but the description u provided sounds like this dish we have sometimes...
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Almond tofu with Chow Chow/fruit salad I
Introduction
Chow Chow is Chinese preserved fruit which can be bought in shops specializing in Chinese groceries. OR use and fruit salad
Ingredients
1 lb canned chow chow or mixed fruit salad
2 cups water
1 oz unflavored gelatine
2 cups milk
1 tsp almond essence
granulated sugar to taste
Preparation
Chop the larger pieces of chow chow in half or drain the mixed fruit salad.
Place 4 tablespoons of the water in a cup and stand it in a sauce pan of hot water. Shower the gelatine into the cup and heat, stirring, until the gelatine has dissolved. Cool.
Heat the remaining water with milk, sugar to taste, and almond essence. Stir until the sugar has dissolved. Stir in the gelatine. Pour into a shallow, lightly oiled cake tin and cool until set.
Cut the almond cream into triangular bite-sized pieces.
Place these in a serving bowl with the fruit and combine very gently. Serve very cold.
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Almond Tofu II
Introduction
I normally just purchase almond gelatin powder, follow the box instruction (mix with water then chill, etc). Then mix with 1 can of cocktail fruit mix. To make an authentic one, here’s the recipe:
Ingredients
1/2 bag Agar-agar (a type of gelatin)
7 cup water
2 tbspn white sugar
(1) 6 cup water, 1/2 cup white sugar
(2) 2 tspn Almond extract, 5 tbspn milk
1 cup water melon
1 cup pineapple
1 cup mango
Preparation
Boil (1), then set aside to chill.
Wash agar-agar. Cut into small pieces.
Over medium flame, cook 7 cups of water with agar-agar until dissolve, about 20 minutes. Add 2 tbspn of sugar. Then, cook for 5 minutes over small flame.
Turn the flame off. Let it chill for a little. Mix in (2). Stir well.
Pour into a flat base container. Chill in refrigerator.
When serve, cut into desire size and shape. Mix in cold sweet water (sugar and water) and fruits.
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