Pana Cotta Thermomix

Panna cotta means “cooked cream” in Italian, and it is a delightful delicately set dessert.
Pana Cotta Thermomix
Panna cotta means “cooked cream” in Italian, and it is a delightful delicately set dessert.
Steps
- 1
Place a small bowl on top of the TM lid and weigh 50 g cold water into it. Sprinkle the gelatine granules onto the cold water and set aside to soften.
- 2
Weigh the cream, milk and sugar into the TM bowl and add the vanilla. Cook 10 minutes/80°C/Speed 3
- 3
Add the softened gelatine (it will have absorbed all the cold water now) and the cognac or alternative choice. Stir 3 minute/Speed 3 to dissolve the gelatine into the hot cream mixture.
- 4
Wet the inside of 8 to 10 dariole moulds with cold water and shake them – this will help the panna cottas to turn out when set.
- 5
Pour the cooked cream into the dariole moulds. Place the moulds on a small tray and refrigerate for about 5 hours to set. After the first hour in the fridge, cover the moulds with clingfilm.
- 6
To serve, remove from fridge and run a knife around the edge of each panna cotta then invert onto individual plates or bowls.
- 7
Serve with a fruit coulis and fresh berries.
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