I pureed one fresh mango, peeled and pitted with some lime juice. Mangoes are so sweet I did not feel it needed any honey so I did not add. I then put the puree in 4 dessert cups and put them in the freezer.
Next I brought to a boil two cups of half and half and 1/4 cup of sugar. I substituted whole milk and heavy cream with half and half. I also did not have a vanilla bean on hand so I substituted with vanilla extract. Then I bloomed the gelatin in cold water for 3 minutes, then microwaved it for 20 seconds to melt it. The cream mixture was brought back to a boil and then added to the gelatin mixture. I let the the liquid cool and even put it in the refrigerator for a while because I really did not want to melt my mango.
Despite my husband’s dislike of mango he enjoyed this one. I really liked it too but gelatinous texture is not my favorite. My son who likes gelatin did not want one, can’t win them all sometimes. But I do have my son to thank for this wonderful picture. My blog is sometimes a family affair.
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Diane, I love mangoes too. I did find the texture of this panna cotta rather gelatinous myself. They look pretty though!
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Ah see now if you had made this using veggie gelatin like – ahem – some people – you would not have had a gelatinous texture at all 😉 I need to try this with real gelatin…
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Glad to know I wasn't the first to have/make Panna cotta! And love your picture!
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I'm loving all the different presentations today! I really enjoyed this recipe. I thought it was the perfect combination of sweet and refreshing.
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Great photograph! It was my first time making panna cotta as well and though I'm not a huge fan of puddings, the flavour of this won me over.
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The family affair is paying off. Like your photo!
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I love your dessert glasses, they certainly make this delicious recipe look great.
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It IS a wonderful photo! I love the perspective — you've got an artistic son!
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Wow- your son did fantastic taking that photo ! Great shot and love the coordination with your kitchen color 🙂 This was my first time with panna cotta also and we all loved it in this house. In fact, I think my taste testers were almost surprised at how much they enjoyed it because they kept saying \”wow- that was really good\” (but sort of like they were surprised….LOL).
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I love that your blog is a family affair! Some of my favourite posts have been ones in which I was cooking for or with family.
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