Dark Cocoa Panna Cotta Recipe (2024)

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For our weekend dessert I made this fabulous and delicious Dark Cocoa Panna Cotta. The recipe I took from Donna Hay's recipe with minor adjustment. Well, mostly I am a person who strict to the original recipe... but I think you'll agree with me that coffee is chocolate's best friend, right?

So, for my personal adjustment I skipped the vanilla and use coffee granule instead. The final result was superb! I can taste the coffee flavor infuse to the panna cotta nicely. Not strong though but soft enough to indulge your taste...believe me, you gonna love it!

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Actually it's my second time making this dark cocoa panna cotta. At 1st making I used exactly like what recipe write without any adjustment/ change at all. I used vanilla essence instead of coffee in first trial. The taste was so great, I liked it though, may family liked it as well. But the texture slightly too soft for me, so for this second trial I add gelatin powder.

Original recipe calls for 3 tsp gelatin powder, I add 1 tsp today and it turns out very nice smooth texture. Exactly like what I prefer.

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You should try this dark cocoa panna cotta in your kitchen. It's simple and quick to make-except cooling time to set. Simple and fresh, like Donna Hay's style of food she created ^,^
Yet the taste isn't simple as make it. Silky soft and very chocolaty- you never imagine this made from cocoa powder instead of cooking chocolate.

And as I mentioned above, I twist it with coffee to enrich the chocolate flavor..try it too and tell me how you like it.

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Sprinkle the gelatine powder over warm water in small bowl, let it sit for a while until gelatine absorbed the water and swell.
And for the panna cotta it self, mix all together dark (dutch) cocoa powder, sugar, coffee and cream over medium heat until boiling. Don't forget to stir it frequently to avoid any lump at bottom pan.

Once you notice bubbling on your mixture, gently stir in gelatine from previous prepared. Continuously stir until all gelatine dissolve.
You will need very fine strainer-like cheese cloth for making tofu/ cheese. Strain your panna cotta mixture into a bowl then mix in the milk. Stir thoroughly before pouring your panna cotta into mold/ glassed.

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As you can see my pictures here, I use tiny glass for serving sprinkle with generous shaved chocolate-my husband loves to sprinkle it more with finely chopped pistachio-hhmm...multiple yummy!
But of course as the recipe said, you can serve it in fluted pie mold then invert to plate for serving. It's absolutely your prefer.

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Dark Cocoa Panna Cotta
Adapted from Donna Hay's recipe, with minor adjustment

Serve 6
Ingredients:

  • cup (80 ml) warm water
  • 3 tsp powdered gelatine →I use 4 tsp
  • 2 cups (500 ml) single (pouring) cream
  • 1½ cup (330 g) caster (superfine) sugar
  • 2 tsp vanilla bean paste →I substitute with 3 tsp coffee
  • 1 cup (100 g) Dutch cocoa
  • 1 cup (250 ml) milk
  • optional from me, shaved chocolate and ground pistachio

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Method:

  1. Prepare 6 fluted tart tins (180 ml each)- İ use small glass.
  2. In small bowl place 80 ml water and sprinkle gelatine over it. Set aside until it absorb the water about 5 minutes.
  3. In medium sauce pan, put cream, sugar, cocoa and coffee, stir continuously over medium heat to combine. Bring to boil.
  4. Stir in gelatine and stir to combine. Remove from heat and run trough very fine strainer into a bowl.
  5. Stir through the milk and pour evenly into prepare tins/ molds. Refrigerate for 3~4 hours or until set. Turn out onto serving plates to serve.

For best results, make ahead of time and refrigerate overnight.
Tip: To turn the panna cottas out onto serving plates, invert the tin onto the plate and shake lightly to release the panna cotta.

Enjoy your dessert panna cotta with your family and friends.


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BAHASA INDONESIA


Dark Cocoa Panna Cotta

Diadaptasi dari Donna Hay' recipe dengan sedikit adjustment

Untuk 6 porsi

Bahan-bahan:

  • 80 ml air hangat
  • 3 sdt gelatin bubuk→Saya gunakan 4 sdt
  • 500 ml single cream/ cream tuang
  • 330 g gula kastor
  • 2 tsp pasta vanilla →Saya ganti dengan 3 sdt kopi granul
  • 100 g Dutch process bubuk kakao (bubuk kakao pekat)
  • 250 ml susu
  • Dark cooking co*kelat untuk garnish (optional)→resep asli tidak pakai

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Cara membuat:

  1. Siapkan 6 buah cetakan pie (kapasitas 180 ml)--> saya gunakan gelas saji.
  2. Taruh 80 ml air hangat dalam mangkok kecil, masukkan gelatin bubuk dengan cara ditaburkan rata, aduk hingga tercampur rata.
  3. Panaskan cream, gula, bubuk kakao dan kopi diatas api sedang sambil diaduk-aduk hingga mendidih.
  4. Masukkan campuran gelatin sambil diaduk rata. Matikan api lalu saring dengan saringan yang halus.
  5. Segera campurkan susu dan aduk hingga rata. Tuang ke cetakan/ gelas yang sudah disiapkan. Dinginkan dalam lemari es 3~4 jam atau sampai benar-benar set.
  6. Jika menggunakan cetakan pie, balikkan panna cotta diatas piring sambil digoyangkan perlahan agar panna cotta terlepas dari cetakan.

Sajikan panna cotta ketika dingin. Taburkan cincangan cooking co*kelat sebagai garnish.

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Dark Cocoa Panna Cotta Recipe (2024)

FAQs

Why is my panna cotta rubbery? ›

The gelatin gets stronger as it sits, so this will be a bit rubbery by days 4 or 5, but you can mitigate this by letting the panna cotta sit at room temperature for about half an hour before serving.

Is panna cotta good or bad for you? ›

Panna cotta can always be the right dessert — whether you're throwing a fancy party or a small one, have lots of time or no time, are gluten-free, dairy-free, allergy-prone, vegan, or simply craving a delicious and creamy sweet. It's perfect.

Why does panna cotta not set? ›

One potential problem is the gelatin didn't melt all the way or you boiled the gelatin mixture. When you boil gelatin, it loses its thickening power and won't set up as desired. The other issue is not giving the panna cotta enough time to set up.

What happens if you put too much gelatin in panna cotta? ›

A perfect panna cotta only has JUST ENOUGH gelatin to hold the cream mixture together. This means that the texture is really jiggly. Too much gelatin and the panna cotta has more of a jello-like consistency. Too little gelatin and the panna cotta won't set properly and you got a recipe for disaster in your hands.

Why add milk to panna cotta? ›

Panna cotta should also be creamy but also not too rich, I think, so I like to use a mixture of half milk, half cream, which gives a delightfully creamy texture but is not over the top rich.

What does panna cotta literally mean? ›

Panna cotta means “cooked cream” in Italy, and that's essentially what the base is: heated heavy cream (often with a little half-and-half or whole milk) set with powdered gelatin and flavored with vanilla extract or vanilla bean paste.

What is a fun fact about panna cotta? ›

Did you know that…? Panna cotta is probably the only dessert which can be made without eggs, flour, sugar and baking.

What's the difference between creme brulee and panna cotta? ›

Unlike creme brulee, eggs are not used to thicken the mixture for panna cotta. Instead, gelatin is added before the mixture comes to a boil. It is then strained, poured into moulds and frozen till it sets. The cream is usually infused with vanilla or other flavourings before it is mixed with the other ingredients.

What is the French word for panna cotta? ›

Translation of "Panna cotta" in French

Le panna cotta est un dessert classique fait à partir de crème.

Why is my panna cotta gritty? ›

Underhydrated gelatin will be stubbornly gritty, never dissolving, and negatively impact the final set. As with all gelatin desserts, this will become firmer the longer it sits, so eat your panna cotta within 24 hours for the most delicate, elegant texture.

Why does my panna cotta have two layers? ›

If you find that your panna cotta separates into two layers, one that's creamy and one that's more gelatin-like — there can be two reasons. First, either your gelatin didn't bloom and dissolve properly when stirred into the cream. Second, the cream mixture boiled after the gelatin was added.

Can you use plastic cups for panna cotta? ›

Pour the panna cotta into six small plastic cups or glasses. Chill until completely firm, at least 2 hours. 4. While the panna cotta is setting, toss the fruit in a bowl with the sugar and mint.

What is the difference between bavarois and panna cotta? ›

Bavarois uses whipped cream and fruit in the actual base while panna cotta often has fruit served on top or as a sauce.

How do you keep vanilla seeds from sinking in panna cotta? ›

Method
  1. Place a pan over a medium heat. ...
  2. Once boiling, remove from heat and add the soaked gelatine. ...
  3. Pass the mixture through a sieve and leave to cool - if you are able to cool over a bowl of crushed ice, this will help to keep the vanilla seeds from sinking to the bottom.

How do you rescue panna cotta? ›

If the panna cotta refuses to let go, try quickly dipping the mold in hot water and trying again. One trick is to brush a very thin layer of flavorless oil on the inside of each mold before pouring in the mixture. If the panna cotta absolutely won't come out, get a spoon and enjoy it straight from the dish...

How do you fix hard panna cotta? ›

Might try to leave it out of the fridge for one hour to bring it up to room temperature. This will soften the panna cotta. If it's still to hard it would be possible to reheat it and add more cream + sugar and chill it again. Gelatine can be remelted.

Why is my panna cotta thick? ›

The reason for the gelatin is obvious — a perfect panna cotta should have just enough that it seems the cream is barely holding together. It quivers when you touch it. When there's too much gelatin, the custard feels stiff and cheesy.

How do you fix lumpy panna cotta? ›

Make sure the bloomed gelatine is completely dissolved into the cream mixture before cooling, or the panna cotta will be lumpy. If you are using sheet gelatine, soak it in cold water until soft, then remove and squeeze out the excess water.

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