Here's what happened:
1) I bought 6 yellow ramekins
2) I got a sample of 2 mini PAMA Liquer Bottles
3) Sally sent me a recipe for Buttermilk Panna Cotta from Blackberry Farm Cookbook
Ingredients (slightly edited from the original version)
1 Packet powdered gelatin
1 1/2 cups half-and-half
3/4 cup sugar
2 Vanilla Beans
2 1/4 Cups Buttermilk
2 cups of strawberries (or any fruit for topping)
strawberries and blueberries
PAMA liquer
1. Combine the gelatin and 1/4 cup half and half and microwave on high stopping every 10 secs to stir until gelatin is dissolved. Set aside.
2. In a medium saucepan combine remaining 1 1/4 cup of half and half with 3/4 cup sugar and vanilla beans. Bring the mixture to a boil on medium heat. Immediately turn off heat and add gelatin mixture. Stir until it is completely melted.
3. Pour the mixture through a strainer into another container/bowl and discard vanilla beans pods.
4. Place your bowl or container into a bowl of ice water and stir until the mixture is no longer warm.
5. Whisk in buttermilk and divide into 6 ramekins.
6. Cover each ramekin with plastic wrap and refrigerate for three hours. [NOTE: mine took way longer than 3 hours to set up.]
I cut strawberries and halved blueberries and covered them with PAMA liquer. Let the berries marinade for at least an hour in the refrigerator. Once your panna cotta is set up, top each with berries. And I suppose you can drink the remaining juices ;)
Turns out you can freeze panna cotta! Which is exactly what I'm doing with two portions that I haven't eaten yet.
What's your favorite way to flavor panna cotta?
13 comments:
I love using rosewater for panna cottas though buttermilk panna cotta with simple berries is usually my staple.
First time? I think you did a great job!
this makes me wish it was summer, when the berries are so nice
Your panna cotta looks terrific especially with the PAMA berries! I've only tried to make a panna cotta once - to replicate a white asparagus panna cotta from Joel Robuchon. It never worked exactly right - I should probably make a panna cotta following a recipe first :)
Wow, what a treat. Great photos too!
I have never made this Panna Cotta though I've tried it in some places, yours look it will be very fragant and I can't wait to try it, thanks for sharing =D
I love panna cotta...only made once...like the idea of adding liquor. Great presentation, nice nice pictures!
I love, love, love panna cotta... mostly with chocolate sauce. But these berries look wonderful and I do have a little bit of PAMA left... and some buttermilk in my fridge right now. Going to have to check around for the other ingredients! Looks refreshing, creamy, and delicious!
Jesus Christ I love panna cotta. Love it. It looks delicious.
Gosh, that's gorgeous. And I can't think of a better use for that PAMA, except maybe drinking it straight up :)
Had NO IDEA you could freeze panna cotta. Good to know!
Wow! I have tried making this recipe and it was so delicious! My daughter loved it and even had a second serving. It also went really well with a cup of hot espresso coffee Thank you for sharing great recipes and continue to share more in the future. Great pics!
mmmmmmmmmm :-D
Whoa. My not-yet-revealed V-day dessert idea is very similar to this. Great minds! Love the boozy berries. I really like panna cotta with chocolate sauce.
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