Panacotta is an Italian dessert as famous as any around the world, and today we propose a particularly tasty and, so to speak, ‘energetic’ variant: coffee panacotta! A creamy, soft and delicate taste, very refined in character, and the perfect dessert to end a lunch or dinner in the company of friends: it doesn’t require a great deal of effort and yet always appeals to the adult palate. Whilst this version is not suitable for children because of the coffee, you can find within our website other variants suitable for them, like caramel and raspberry. Very easy to make, in just a few minutes you will have a perfect panacotta, prepared in the shape you prefer - and that's it. Now, let’s make this dessert! Just follow our chef’s advice, his photos and video presentation, and you’ll learn this recipe in no time.
Boil the cream with the sugar and the vanilla seeds that have been gently removed from their pod. Add the gelatin which has been left to soak in cold water. Add the coffee and mix well. Strain everything through a fine sieve. Put the mixture into 3 ramekins and let them cool. Once cooled, cover with cling film and place in a refrigerator for at least 4 hours.
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Add the sugar
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Add the vanilla seeds having carefully removed them from their pod
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Bring the cream and sugar mixture to the boil
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Add the gelatin that has previously been soaked in cold water
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Add the coffee and mix well
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Pass the mixture through a fine mesh sieve
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Transfer the mixture into three ramekins or muffin moulds and cool. Once at room temperature, cover with cling film and refrigerate for at least 4 hours.
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To remove the panacotta, pass the tip of a sharp knife around the inside of the mould to loosen it once solidified, and if possible drill a small hole through the bottom of the mould
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