Coffee Panna Cotta with Raspberry Coulis
'Recipe supplied by Michelle Smarty'
Ingredients:
1 ½ cups whipping cream in divided form
1 envelope unflavoured gelatin
1 tbsp instant coffee
One-third cup Swerve Sweetener
1 ½ cups Greek yogurt
½ tsp Vanilla extract
10 drops Stevia extract
2 cups Raspberries, you can use both fresh or frozen (if you are using frozen then thaw first)
3 tbsp Powdered Swerve Sweetener
2 tsp Fresh lemon juice
Method:
For the Coffee Panna Cotta:
Grease 8 half-cup ramekins lightly
Place ½ cup of heavy cream into a medium pan and sprinkle the Gelatin over
Let it sit for 3 minutes
Add the remaining cream with instant coffee and granulated erythritol. Set it over a medium heat
Whisk the mixture until the Gelatin erythritol and coffee get smooth
Cook it until the mixture begins to steam, do not allow to boil
Now remove it from the heat
Stir in the mixture of Greek yogurt, stevia and vanilla until it gets smooth
Divide between the prepared ramekins and wrap it with plastic cover and let it chill for at least 3-hours
Method:
For the Raspberry Coulis:
Blend the raspberries and powdered erythritol in a food blender until it gets smooth in puree form
Set a fine mesh sieve over a bowl
Drain and press on the solids of raspberry puree to extract liquid through the sieve. Stir it in lemon juice
To remove the Panna Cotta from the mould, place the ramekin in a few inches hot water and then run a sharp knife around the plate
Drizzle the Coffee Panna Cotta with Raspberry Coulis in a dish
Your yummiest drink is ready to enjoy
Looks and sound delicious and certainly appeals to my sweet tooth!
Yes, this recipe does look delicious. I don't have such a sweet tooth myself, but I can see how this recipe would fit into that.
Coffee doesn't really appeal to me like before, but I'm salivating over this beautiful drink.
Thanks Tim. I'm not a lover of coffee myself, partly because it doesn't agree with me, but I agree this drink does look beautiful.