Goat cheese & black truffle dip custard panna cotta

Be daring to try using goat cheese & black truffle dip in panna cotta

Since my experiment using buttermilk in my panna cotta. Why not try with goat cheese & black truffle dip. As you know I don’t like wasting food. I have leftover about 125 g goat cheese & black truffle dip, might else well add in to my custard vanilla, thickened cream, and sour cream.

Google: “Panna cotta is an Italian dessert that translates to “cooked cream” that contains just 4 ingredients: cream, sugar, gelatine and vanilla. To make panna cotta, you heat full fat heavy cream with sugar, vanilla and then add bloomed gelatine. Then pour the mixture into moulds or serving cups. The texture of panna cotta should be wobbly and jiggly, some say like a woman’s breast. You don’t want your panna cotta to set like a firm jelly but you want to ensure that it is set enough.”

Google: “Vanilla custard – The best custard is made from a mixture of fresh milk and cream. Eggs – You will need only the yolks in this recipe, use large eggs for the best results. Sugar – Granulated sugar lightly sweetens this custard recipe. Flavour – Vanilla extract adds flavour.”

I am glad my panna cotta turns out wobbly, creamy dip texture and flavourful with a slightly tangy, and perfectly delicious for ending a heavy meal. Let’s make daring dessert!!!!

Ingredients

300 g sour cream
300 ml vanilla custard
300 ml thickened cream
150 g icing sugar
120 g goat cheese & black truffle dip
4 gelatine sheets
1 Tbs castor sugar
20 ml water (OPT)

Method

Grease jelly mould with a bit of oil and set aside. Soak sheets gelatine in cold water about 3 minutes. Place sour cream, thickened cream, sugar, vanilla custard and goat cheese & black truffle dip in saucepan on low heat; stir well to avoid lumps. I have added 20 ml water to helps soften the lumps from dip. Then add sheets gelatine, (squeezed the lump gelatine then add in); stir well to dissolved.

Pour slightly warm panna cotta into the prepared mould. Leave panna cotta in the fridge overnight. The following day, place a plate on top and flip panna cotta over, removing the cover at the back to loosen the mould. It should just plop out onto the plate easily. Serve with coffee, tea or dessert wine. Enjoy!!!

Note: You can use ramekins if you don’t have jelly mould. I have added extra 2 gelatine sheets as I run out of gelatine powder. Also goat cheese &black truffle are creamy and harder to set.  You don’t have to. I have also added water to loosen the lumps. You can garnish with lemon zest, vanilla grinder or fruits.

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