  We present a simple method to produce giant lipid pseudo-vesicles (vesicles
with an oily cap on the top), trapped in an agarose gel. The method can be
implemented using only a regular micropipette and relies on the formation of a
water/oil/water double droplet in liquid agarose. We characterize the produced
vesicle with fluorescence imaging and establish the presence and integrity of
the lipid bilayer by the successful insertion of {\alpha}-Hemolysin
transmembrane proteins. Finally, we show that the vesicle can be easily
mechanically deformed, non-intrusively, by indenting the surface of the gel.
