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PANNA COTTA WITH BALSAMIC-                           just until bubbles form around edges of               BALSAMIC-ROASTED STRAWBERRIES
           ROASTED STRAWBERRIES                                 pan. (Do not boil.) Remove from heat.                 Makes about 1½ cups
           Makes 6 servings                                     Add gelatin mixture, and whisk until well
                                                                combined. (If some of the gelatin has not             1   pound (454 grams) fresh strawberries,
           A beautifully smooth and creamy vanilla bean  dissolved, heat over low heat, and whisk                          hulled and halved
           panna cotta topped with Balsamic-Roasted             until gelatin completely dissolves.) Discard          1½   teaspoons (7.5 grams) balsamic vinegar

           Strawberries and fresh thyme, this dessert is        vanilla bean. Pour milk mixture into a                2   tablespoons (28 grams) firmly packed
           deceptively easy to make but has that wow            pitcher to make it easier to divide later, and             light brown sugar
           factor to impress your guests. The balsamic          let cool completely.
           vinegar complements the sweetness of the             3. Whisk room temperature milk                        1. Preheat oven to 350°F (180°C).
           roasted strawberries perfectly, providing the        mixture to distribute vanilla seeds and               2. In a medium bowl, combine all

           ideal topping for the panna cotta.                   skim off any air bubbles. Divide among                ingredients, gently tossing to coat. Pour
                                                                6 ramekins (about ¾ cup [180 grams]                   onto a rimmed baking sheet, spreading
           ½   cup (120 grams) water, room                      each). Refrigerate until completely set,              strawberries in a single layer.
                temperature                                     3 to 4 hours. (Panna cotta will have a                3. Bake until softened, 15 to 20 minutes.
           5   teaspoons (20 grams) gelatin powder              wobble when set—this is perfect!)                     Transfer mixture to a heatproof bowl, and
           2½  cups (600 grams) whole milk                      4. When ready to serve, divide Balsamic-              let cool completely.   •
           1½   cups (360 grams) heavy whipping                 Roasted Strawberries among panna
                cream                                           cottas. (Any remaining Balsamic-Roasted
           ¾  cup (150 grams) granulated sugar                  Strawberries can be refrigerated, if
           1   vanilla bean, split lengthwise, seeds            necessary.) Garnish with thyme leaves, if
                scraped and reserved                            desired. Panna cotta can be covered with
           Balsamic-Roasted Strawberries (recipe                plastic wrap and refrigerated for up to 3 days.
                follows)
           Garnish: fresh thyme leaves                          Note: Both the panna cotta and the
                                                                Balsamic-Roasted Strawberries can be
           1. In a small bowl, place ½ cup (120 grams)          prepared 1 day ahead.
           water; sprinkle with gelatin powder, and
           stir. Let stand for 15 minutes to dissolve.
           2. In a medium saucepan, heat milk,
           cream, sugar, and vanilla bean and reserved
           seeds over low heat, whisking constantly,











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