Thursday, May 14, 2009

Chicken Farm Baker' Project # 10: Plated dessert - art & sense: Aromatic Panna cotta with Fresh Fruit Sauce


Chicken Farm Baker' Project # 10 is "Plated dessert - art & sense". Well, it's not common for me to do anything like this, most of my work are easy home bake, haha.
But it's a good time to try something new (and it's the main reason for our group, we need creativity and try something new), and if we never make it before it's GREAT.

So, this time I make "Aromatic Pannacotta with Fresh Fruit Sauce", even I made the panna cotta before but this recipe is different. The additional ingredients make the dessert fill with great fragrance when combine with the fresh fruit sauce, the flavor is both sensation and refresh.

And the main theme for this project is plate decoration, so I decided to create the art work form the sauce, but it will be more delicious when you serve it with more sauce (the raspberry sauce is delicious, I love it, ^ ^).




Aromatic Panna cotta with Fresh Fruit Sauce

Makes 8 ( 5cm pudding molds)


Panna cotta

5g
Gelatin
625ml
Whipping cream
45g
Caster sugar
Peel
From half of the lemon
Peel
From half of the orange
20
Coffee bean
½
Cinnamon stick


Kiwi sauce

100g
Kiwi (peeled and cut into pieces)
20g
Caster sugar
1tsp
Lemon juice


Raspberry sauce

100g
Frozen or fresh raspberry
20g
Caster sugar
1tsp
Lemon juice


For decoration


Fresh fruit and mint leaf



Make the Panna cotta:

Put all the ingredients in a medium pan, let them rest for 30 minutes.
Bring the mixture to boil, then take the pan out of the heat.

Bloom the gelatin for 3-5 minutes then put the gelatin into the hot mixture, whisk to combine.
Pass the mixture through a sieve.
Let the mixture cool completely before pour into the mold.
Refrigerate for 4 hours to overnight.

Make the Kiwi sauce:

Put the kiwi and lemon juice into the food processor bowl, process until fine.
Pass the mixture through a sieve, then mix with sugar.

Make the Raspberry sauce:

Put the raspberry and lemon juice into the food processor bowl, process until fine.
Pass the mixture through a sieve, then mix with sugar.

To serve:


Place the panna cotta in the plate, decorate with fresh fruits, and sauce.


Chicken Farm Baker' Project # 10: Plated dessert - art & sense:
Aromatic Panna cotta with Fresh Fruit Sauce

8 comments:

  1. Hi Pook,
    This is beautiful!

    Look easy to make but can you explain to me what does it mean by
    "Bloom the gelatin for 3-5 minutes"?
    From the picture there, it look like gelatin in sheet form. Just soak into water? room temp water?
    sorry for asking this stupid question as i never use gelatin in sheet form before.
    Hope to hear from you soon

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  2. Yes, blooming gelatin means soaking the gelatin in the room temperature water. So, when you put the soften gelatin sheet in the hot water, it'll melt.
    Pook

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  3. Can I replace rasberry with another kind of fruit ?

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  4. Strawberry or any kinds of fruits with a bit of tangy taste will do.

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  5. regarding cinnamon stick, can I use cinnamon powder instead (because the shops that I know don't have stick) ? If yes, could you tell me how much powder I should use ?

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  6. If you can't find cinnamon stick, you can use 1/8tsp of cinnamon powder, instead ^^.

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  7. if i don't have coffe bean, can i use another thing ? thank you so much, pls reply me because i love it so much.

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    1. You can use 1 tsp coffee extract or coffee liquor instead ^^,

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