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Makes
3 small panna cotta
Author Notes
A mild goat milk panna cotta infused with fennel and drizzled with a blood orange caramel sauce, wonderful as a dessert or an exotic salad topping. —Marie Lentz
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Ingredients
- Fennel infused goat milk panna cotta
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1 teaspoon
Powdered gelatin
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3/4 cup
Goat milk (whole fat)
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4 teaspoons
Cold water
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3/4 cup
Heavy cream
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1/2 cup
Sugar
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1 teaspoon
Sugar
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1 teaspoon
Lemon zest
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2 tablespoons
Fennel seeds
- Blood orange caramel
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1/2 cup
Blood orange juice
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1/4 cup
Water
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1/4 cup
Water
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1 cup
Sugar
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2 tablespoons
Sugar
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2 tablespoons
Light corn syrup
Directions
- Fennel infused goat milk panna cotta
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Place powdered gelatin in a small bowl and add water, allow the gelatin to bloom
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Toast the fennel seeds on a cookie sheet
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Place goat milk, cream, sugar, fennel seeds, and lemon zest in a pan. Cook on medium until sugar dissolves and small bubbles form at sides of the pan. Do not let boil.
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Turn off heat. Pour through fine sieve and return to pan.
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Add gelatin. Stir to dissolve.
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Pour into molds and chill until set.
- Blood orange caramel
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Place orange juice, 1/4 cup water, and 2 tbs sugar into small pan. Heat until sugar is dissolved and mixture is boiling.
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Remove from heat and cover
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Place remaining water, sugar, and corn syrup in large pot. Turn heat to medium and cover for 4 min.
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Remove cover and turn up heat. Watch as the sugar boils. You are waiting for the bubbles to become large and the color to change.
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Once the sugar turns golden brown swirl the pan to keep the heat evenly distributed. Don't overcook the caramel!
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If you have a candy thermometer you are looking for 345 degrees. Turn off heat and remove to non hot surface.
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Carefully pour in orange juice mixture. It might splatter so be careful!
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Stir to dissolve all the caramel. If needed reheat a little. Caramel will thicken as it cools.
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Drizzle over set panna cotta and rim of serving dish. Also great on ice-cream.
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