Panna cotta

Panna cotta means nothing else than boiled cream and is a real Italian classic that shines of simplicity. This is often served in glassware or porcelain jars. Today you see also more and more "deposited" variations as part of a dessert. The shape of this released panna cotta probably reminds you to the Mona desserts. However with you can use these puddings unleash creativity. Experiment through cream with to infuse special flavors and to combine.

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The bottom

A bottom is important for picking up and placing the panna cotta on the plate. In addition, the soil absorbs the moisture released from the panna cotta.

 

Tips

Tip 1: take away

 

What if your guests don't feel like a dessert, but there is the possibility to eat this at home? Therefore offer a take away in disposable glasses

Dessert on a plate
Tip 2: dessert on a plate

 

Serve your panna cotta as part of a dessert on a plate

Small plates
Tip 3: small plates

Serve the panna cotta on small plates. These are easy to prepare in the fridge, so you only have to finish them à la minute

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