I had no idea what pannacotta was until I started blogging.
And whenever I saw it I was tempted to try, it took me a long time to try ;).
When I or say my little girl saw this pic of Sia’s we were just salivating and she wanted me to try it there and then but unfortunately did not find agar agar strips neither veg gelatin. But never to worry there is always the next mango season is what I thought and this time when the King of fruits arrived the first thing we did was went in search of Agar Agar and luckily we found the strips. I’d first tried making jelly using the strips as I wanted my hands to set well on the dessert. Unluckily the jelly was not firm… though we enjoyed it in the falooda.
When I or say my little girl saw this pic of Sia’s we were just salivating and she wanted me to try it there and then but unfortunately did not find agar agar strips neither veg gelatin. But never to worry there is always the next mango season is what I thought and this time when the King of fruits arrived the first thing we did was went in search of Agar Agar and luckily we found the strips. I’d first tried making jelly using the strips as I wanted my hands to set well on the dessert. Unluckily the jelly was not firm… though we enjoyed it in the falooda.
Next thing I did was started searching for a video on how to
use Agar Agar… after looking at it I knew I could not go wrong anywhere now. And
I moved my hands on the Yummy Lucious Silky smooth Mango Pannacotta J.
Ingredients:
For Cream Layer:
For Cream Layer:
1¼ th cups Cream (I have used full fat cream)
1 cup Milk (I have used full fat milk)
½ cup Sugar (you can increase according to your taste)
1 tsp Vanilla Essence
2½ tbsp Agar Agar strands (U can use Gelatin or 2 tssp AA powder)
1 cup Milk (I have used full fat milk)
½ cup Sugar (you can increase according to your taste)
1 tsp Vanilla Essence
2½ tbsp Agar Agar strands (U can use Gelatin or 2 tssp AA powder)
For Mango Layer:
2 cups Mango Puree,
fresh or canned (I have used around 4 fresh alphonso mangoes to get the pulp)
2 tbsp Sugar (Add extra if needed)
2 ½ tbsp Agar Agar strands
2 tbsp Sugar (Add extra if needed)
2 ½ tbsp Agar Agar strands
Important Notes:
You can avoid the ice water step no4 of cream layer and just
add the vanilla mix in the jar and store in the fridge for atleast 2 hours and
when set you can continue with the mango layer. I gave it a ice bath as my
daughter was very eager to eat it. I made it at 12 in the afternoon at around 8
in the evening the dessert was ready to eat.
You can add vanilla seeds instead of vanilla essence.
You can even make 3-4 layers if you wish to doing the ice
bath system, but for this make sure both your cream and mango mixture are
ready.
While mixing the agar agar make sure there are no lumps at
all orelse the pannacotta will not have a smooth texture.
The procedure is a bit elaborative but Patience is must and the end result will turn to be Silky and Yum!
The procedure is a bit elaborative but Patience is must and the end result will turn to be Silky and Yum!
Enjoy Making Your Dessert using this recipe.
Take Care,
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