Panna Cotta ai Frutti di Bosco
A wobbling vanilla cream set with gelatine in glasses and topped with a sauce of mixed berries, chilled for 4 hours.
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Making Panna Cotta ai Frutti di Bosco
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Soak the gelatine leaves in cold water for 5 minutes.
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Heat the cream, milk and 70 g sugar in a pan, stirring, until just steaming. Do not boil.
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Off the heat, squeeze the gelatine and stir it in with the vanilla until dissolved.
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Pour into 6 glasses and chill for 4 hours.
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Heat the berries and 40 g sugar in a pan for 3 minutes until juicy. Cool and spoon over the panna cotta.
Tips for Making Panna Cotta ai Frutti di Bosco
- Take the cream off the heat before adding the gelatine.
- Measure the gelatine carefully.
- Add the sauce just before serving.
What Goes With Panna Cotta ai Frutti di Bosco
- Fresh berries
- Biscotti
- Prosecco
Leftovers and Storage
Keeps for 3 days in the fridge, covered.
Questions About Panna Cotta ai Frutti di Bosco
How long does Panna Cotta ai Frutti di Bosco take to make?
15 minutes of preparation and 5 minutes of cooking, plus 4 hours of Chilling, so allow 4 hours 20 minutes from start to finish. The recipe serves 6.
Panna Cotta ai Frutti di Bosco Nutrition Facts
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