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Makes
6 - 8 moulds, depending
Author Notes
For a long time I made panna cottas with only yogurt. And then I made it the real way. I may never look back. The combination of orange zest and cardamom are perfect flavours for the sweet and creamy custard. Heart-stopping due to deliciousness. —Kitchen Butterfly
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Ingredients
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25g gelatin leaves/sheets (approximately six sheets)
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3 cups (750ml) single cream
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1 cup (250ml) milk
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1/2 cup (100g) sugar
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Crushed seeds of 4 – 6 cardamoms
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1 teaspoon micro-planed orange zest
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Optional - serve with a raspberry coulis
Directions
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Soften the gelatine leaves in a litre of cold water for 5 to 10 minutes.
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While the gelatin sheets are blooming, heat the cream, milk and sugar in a saucepan, stir to combine. Once the sugar is dissolved, remove from heat.
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Put the softened gelatine leaves and the ground cardamom seeds into the warm sugared milky cream. Stir to combine and pass through a fine sieve to get rid of any lumps. Then stir in the micro-planed orange zest.
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Lightly oil the custard cups with a neutral tasting oil. Pour the mixture into the cups and place on a tray (better balance).
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Put in the refrigerator and chill till firm and set, at least 2 hours.
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To serve, you can opt to leave it in the ramekins, or run a sharp knife around the edge of each Panna Cotta, or dip in a bowl of hot water for a second or two and unmold each onto a serving plate, and garnish as desired, with fruit sauces, coulis or compotes.
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Enjoy the creamy dessert perfumed with the blossoms of sweet citrus and a fresh scentedness.
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