Thursday, April 14, 2011

Panna Cotta

Sorry that I've not been visiting your blogs this week or taking ages to respond to your Aspiring Bakers submissions. Been mad ass busy with work. Sigh. I'll respond to you guys asap when this peak is over :)

Made these babies last weekend while I was still a free being. They're awesome. Insanely creamy and pudding-ish, almost like ice cream. Not too happy that the vanilla beans end up sinking to the bottom, but the taste and texture makes up for it. And lots of improvement needed for the unmolding. hurhur.
Recipe is from here, where David Lebovitz in turn took it from Secrets From My Tuscan Kitchen by Judy Witts.

13 comments:

  1. the texture looks really divine and oh so creamy! delicious!

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  2. Looks very soft and bet it is yummy... Yumm...

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  3. Oh I have been kiving this for a long long time. Thanks for reminding.

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  4. your panna cotta looks great :)

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  5. This is very beautiful and nice presentation :)
    I still have no time to make cheesecake...must catchup liao...

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  6. such a delectable dessert, jean!

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  7. oh yum. THis looks so silken smooth and vanilla-ish!

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  8. Yummy panna cotta looks creamy and soft

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  9. I've never had Panna Cotta in my lifeeeeeee.....I think i will try it make it one day! thank u for sharing!

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  10. Beautiful dessert! Look so creamy and tempting :)

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  11. panna cottas are such comfort food...you made it so restaurant-like with the drizzle around it :) nom nom!

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  12. this look so creamy and delicious! it look so beautiful and artistic! (: (:

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  13. Have not tried panna cotta yet, but sure looks fantastically creamy and delicious. Can imagine it taste like vanilla cream pudding, yum! :)

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