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Add a photoI'm not going to lie to you. This recipe is very technical, and it must be followed precisely, or else the results will be bad. That said, the lengthly instructions are very easy, and if followed, it definately produces the best panna cotta, and likely the best overall dessert I've ever had.
Source: America’s Test Kitchen Cookbook, p.326. This book dedicated a whole chapter to this recipe that explains the experimentation in ingredients, timing, and temperature they went through to arrive at this recipe.
Ingredientes
- ==Panna Cotta==
- 1/2c whole milk
- 1 1/2c heavy cream
- 1 3/8t gelatin
- 1t vanilla
- 3T sugar
- Half pinch salt
- ==Raspberry Coulis==
- 10oz frozen raspberries
- 4t sugar
- 1/8t lemon juice
- Half pinch salt
- ==Garnish==
- 4 fresh raspberries
- 4 small mint leaves
Direcciones
- ==Raspberry Coulis==
- Place frozen raspberries in small, nonstick pot over medium-low heat, cover, and bring to slow simmer, stirring occasionally (approx 10 min)
- Add sugar and half pinch of salt and continue to stir another 2 minutes
- Strain berries through fine-mesh strainer into bowl using rubber spatula
- Cover and refrigerate at least 2 hours, up to 3 days.
- Stir in lemon juice before serving
- ==Panna Cotta==
- Pour milk in to medium sauce pan, and sprinkle surface evenly with gelatin. Let stand for 10 minutes to hydrate the gelatin. Note, do not trust the measurement on the gelatin packaging: measure it yourself to be exact!
- Meanwhile turn contents of two ice cube trays into large metal bowl and add 4 cups cold water
- Measure cream into large cup and stir in vanilla
- Set aside 4 individual ramekins on baking sheet
- Heat milk and gelatin mixture over high heat, stirring constantly until gelatin is dissolved and mixture reaches 135 degrees on instant-read thermometer (about 1.5 minutes)
- Remove from heat and add sugar, salt, and stir until dissolved (about 1 minute)
- Transfer milk mixture to a second small pot
- Slowly pour in cream mixture into small pot with milk
- Hold small pot in ice bath and stir until temperature drops to 50 degrees, with the consistency of eggnog mixture (about 10 minutes)
- Distribute evenly into 4 ramekins
- Cover with plastic wrap, refrigerate approx 4 hours
- ==Plate==
- Bring small pot of water to a simmer
- Hold bottom of ramekin in the hot water for about 3 seconds
- Carefully run the tip of a paring knife around the inside edge of the ramekin to separate the panna cotta from the sides
- Return the ramekin to the hot water for another 3 seconds. Not too long or youâll get a runny surface
- Put a small plat over the ramekin and grasping the plate and ramekin with both hands, flip it over with a sharp downward motion to force the panna cotta to fall onto the plate. This way, you should be able to safely lift up the ramekin and the panna cotta will be separated.
- Spoon a few teaspoons of raspberry sauce on a serving plate
- Carefully transfer the panna cotta on top of the raspberry sauce, garnish with mint and/or fresh raspberries, and serve immediately
- ==To use real vanilla beans instead of extract==
- Use paring knife to scrape vanilla seeds into cream (instead of extract), and place pod in the cream along with seeds
- After mixture cooled to 50 degrees, strain out the seeds and pod.
- ==To make a day ahead (I didn't try it yet)==
- Decrease gelatin to 1 5/16 t
- Filled ramekins can be chilled for 18-24 hours with the reduced gelatin
- ==Garnish==
- The panna cotta should support fruit or nuts. One raspberry in the center of the ramekin would make a nice garnish (I didn't try it yet)
- A mint leaf would also make a great garnish
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Nutrition Facts
| Amount Per Serving | %DV |
|---|---|
| Serving Size 165g | |
| Recipe makes 4 servings | |
| Calories 290 | |
| Calories from Fat 164 | 57% |
| Total Fat 18.63g | 23% |
| Saturated Fat 11.48g | 46% |
| Trans Fat 0.0g | |
| Cholesterol 67mg | 22% |
| Sodium 34mg | 1% |
| Potassium 173mg | 5% |
| Total Carbs 29.45g | 8% |
| Dietary Fiber 3.2g | 11% |
| Sugars 24.88g | 17% |
| Protein 2.67g | 4% |
Comentarios
03 de Mayo de 2015I would love to eat this, put a little too technical for me to make, but it looks delicious.
20 de Diciembre de 2009Tried making a chocolate version yesterday. At step 12, I added about 3oz of chopped milk chocolate, and cut the sugar by half. Make sure to chop it very fine, and use a fine mesh strainer when pouring the milk into the cream to filter out any little bits of chocolate or coagulated milk that may get in there.
