I' m italian and that's not the way we make panna cotta. first of all we absolutely do not use just. the most important ingredient is the panna. then we can use, some do chefs do, some do not, milk
splenda is basically chlorine..or has chlorine molecules.chlorine is used for keeping swimming pools hygenic..its very poisonous and NOT made for human consumption
..its less dangerous than other sugar substitutes, such as saccharin or aspartame but it is neverthless dangerous..when people are on a diet they use splenda since it has less calories than sugar
Very simplistic recipe. Usually for this recipe you would flavour the cream with real chocolate, giving it a more authentic chocolate, richer taste. Apart from it being a great beginners recipe, one rule i've found over years in making panna cotta's is that you should NEVER use a wisker to mix the cream with ingredients. This is because it create too much are in the mixture and you'll find the outcome will be airy and not as full and thick as when you use just any mixing spoon.
can you take the pana cotta out of the mould its set in so it stands on its own?
sarinaluvsshippuuden 2 years ago
I' m italian and that's not the way we make panna cotta. first of all we absolutely do not use just. the most important ingredient is the panna. then we can use, some do chefs do, some do not, milk
jebranvi 2 years ago
What is Splenda made of?
xxMusicLuver4Lifexx 2 years ago
splenda is basically chlorine..or has chlorine molecules.chlorine is used for keeping swimming pools hygenic..its very poisonous and NOT made for human consumption
..its less dangerous than other sugar substitutes, such as saccharin or aspartame but it is neverthless dangerous..when people are on a diet they use splenda since it has less calories than sugar
designed007 2 years ago 3
Thats almost to beautiful to eat.
redennis3 2 years ago
i dont eat flowers :(
BigDirtyIces 2 years ago
Well done Rita!
JUNIORK1974 2 years ago
Thanks!~R
RecipeCook 2 years ago
it was very nice............i love it i tried already
bluemita 3 years ago
Very simplistic recipe. Usually for this recipe you would flavour the cream with real chocolate, giving it a more authentic chocolate, richer taste. Apart from it being a great beginners recipe, one rule i've found over years in making panna cotta's is that you should NEVER use a wisker to mix the cream with ingredients. This is because it create too much are in the mixture and you'll find the outcome will be airy and not as full and thick as when you use just any mixing spoon.
jeremysux 3 years ago
Oh, nice!
I'll trie this recipe.
But with vanilla soy milk.
phoenixlikerisen 3 years ago
first comment
panna cotta is good
FabyLemos 3 years ago