Important for Easter panna cotta with strawberries
Gelatine must not boil; the strawberry sauce is added to the completely jelly cream.
Vanilla cream is bound with gelatin, filled into glasses and served with a fresh strawberry sauce after cooling. Gelatin must not boil; the strawberry sauce is first added to the completely jellied cream. Raspberries or a rhubarb compote go just as well with vanilla panna cotta.
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Gelatine must not boil; the strawberry sauce is first added to the completely jellied cream. Vanilla cream is bound with gelatine, filled into glasses and served with a fresh strawberry sauce after cooling. Raspberries or a rhubarb compote go just as well with vanilla panna cotta.
Recipe
Vanilla cream is bound with gelatin, filled into glasses and served with a fresh strawberry sauce after cooling. Gelatin must not boil; the strawberry sauce is added to the completely jellied cream.
Soak the gelatine in cold water for five minutes. Cut the vanilla pod lengthways and scrape out the vanilla seeds; clean the strawberries, dice a part for the sauce and put some fruit aside for garnish.
Vanilla cream is bound with gelatin, filled into glasses and served with a fresh strawberry sauce after cooling.
Gelatine must not boil; the strawberry sauce is added to the completely jelly cream.
Let the panna cotta set for at least four hours. First pour the strawberry sauce on the completely jelly-covered cream and garnish the glasses with mint just before serving.
Kitchen know-how
Gelatine must not boil; the strawberry sauce is added to the completely jelly cream.
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