Sunday, October 21, 2007

Pandan Panna Cotta



This is a great recipe because it is so sensual in its contrasting textures. I love the silky fragrance of the panna cotta, which melts in your mouth and contrasts with the slippery palm seeds and dense coconut gel. It’s perfect dessert for this warm weather!!


3 sheets (5g each) leaf gelatine
100ml milk
500ml thin cream
100g caster sugar
1 can palm seeds
1 jar coconut gel

Soak gelatine sheets in a bowl of cold water for 5 minutes or until soft.

Heat the milk in a saucepan over high heat until it almost comes to the boil. Drain the gelatine and squeeze out the excess water. Add to the hot milk and stir to dissolve.

Place cream and sugar in a saucepan over high heat, stirring, until it comes to the boil. Remove from the heat and stir in the pandan paste. Pour in the milk mixture and stir well to combine.

Rinse out the moulds with cold water, then drain them. Divide the mixture between the moulds and refrigerate for at least 4 hours.

Dip the base of each mould very briefly in warm water and turn out onto serving plates. Spoon over a few cubes of the coconut gel, palm seeds and a little of the reserved palm seeds syrup.

6 comments:

Cherrie Pie said...

I love anything with pandan. I'm really going to try this one. Thanks for sharing the recipe. BTW, I tried your coconut flan with caramel...YUMMY!

stickyfingers said...

Mmm sounds like the perfect fusion of Asian and Italian - yum!

Liz :) said...

Hihii!!! I tried this recipe out a couple of weekends ago and it was great! Yummy! (I found your site via a comment you left on SuYin's blog!) It turned out well - thank you! If you like, you can check it out at http://lizwu.blogspot.com

Lao Cha - JHL said...

Cherrie Pie - Hey, thanks for dropping by ;-) I am glad you like the coconut flan with caramel .. Do let me know how you go with the Pandan Panna Cotta recipe.

Stickfingers - Yeah.. agree !!!And ..Yummy!!!

Liz - hey hey, well done honey!!! Just saw your blog, your Pandan Panna Cotta is better looking than mine ..;-p

Anonymous said...

you might want to credit the author of this recipe "meera freedman" - cookery teacher and author - who contributed this recipe to delicious magazine's cookbook "wicked".

reann said...

Hi! where did you get the geletine leaves and thin cream from? safeway and asian grocery stores that i know don't sell them :(