Important for panna cotta with berries
Dissolve gelatine only in hot, not boiling cream and let the berry sauce cool completely.
Vanilla cream is bound with gelatin, filled into glasses and served after several hours of cooling with a short boiled berry sauce. Dissolve gelatin only in hot, not boiling cream and let the berry sauce cool completely. Coconut milk can replace part of the cream, mango or rhubarb fit instead of berries.
Why this recipe works
Dissolve the gelatine in hot, non-boiling cream and let the berry sauce cool completely. Vanilla cream is bound with gelatine, filled into glasses and served after several hours of cooling with a short-boiled berry sauce. Coconut milk can replace part of the cream, mango or rhubarb fit instead of berries.
Recipe
Vanilla cream is bound with gelatin, filled into glasses and served after several hours of cooling with a short boiled berry sauce. Dissolve gelatin only in hot, not boiling cream and let the berry sauce cool completely.
Soak the gelatine in cold water for five minutes and slice the vanilla pod lengthwise. Sort out the berries, halve larger fruits and arrange the dessert glasses so that they fit straight into the fridge later.
Vanilla cream is bound with gelatin, filled into glasses and served after several hours of cooling with a short boiled berry sauce.
Dissolve gelatine only in hot, not boiling cream and let the berry sauce cool completely.
Let the panna cotta set in the fridge for at least four hours. Spread the berries on top and spread the resulting berry juice sparingly over the cream.
Kitchen know-how
Dissolve gelatine only in hot, not boiling cream and let the berry sauce cool completely.
Variations
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