Buttermilk Panna Cotta with Moscato Apricots
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This recipe came from the book Plum Gorgeous, and was featured as a "cook the book" serious eats feature. Its an amazing panna cotta with an even more amazing apricot sauce.
The Panna Cotta is 50% buttermilk, so a bit lighter than some recipes. But it includes saffron and orange peel - and allows them a 30-minute steep in the hot cream. Then you proceed as usual, except you must sieve it before chilling.
You also prepare an apricot syrup for on top - apricots cooked in Moscato wine... Read more
The Panna Cotta is 50% buttermilk, so a bit lighter than some recipes. But it includes saffron and orange peel - and allows them a 30-minute steep in the hot cream. Then you proceed as usual, except you must sieve it before chilling.
You also prepare an apricot syrup for on top - apricots cooked in Moscato wine... Read more
3 comment(s)
friederike
· 11 years ago
Sounds amazing for a normal cook, but then even more so given the fact that you don't have a proper kitchen for the moment!
kateq
· 11 years ago
Wow! Really impressive!
Queezle_Sister
· 11 years ago
Thanks! It was an adventure, and happily successful. Apricot season is all to short, but this is an excellent way to prepare them.
If I get another batch of apricots, or next summer, I might try canning this syrup. Its flavor is truly exceptional.