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Panna cotta is a creamy Italian pudding-type dessert made by simmering cream, milk, sugar and gelatin. Cooking for Geeks author Jeff Potter offers up a 20 minute version using agar (also known as agar-agar) powder as a thickening agent instead of gelatin. Why use agar? It sets much more quickly than gelatin, but importantly for vegetarians, agar is plant-based as opposed to the animal-derived gelatin. A fresh vanilla bean and bittersweet chocolate shine through beautifully in this deceptively simple and delicious dessert.
Recipe adapted from "Cooking for Geeks" by Jeff Potter
Growing up in a family who cooked together, Jeff Potter decided to take it a significant step further. With a background in computer science and years of cooking under his belt, he now focuses on the intricacies and analytics of cooking. As author of Cooking for Geeks, Jeff shows us that cooking should always be an adventure that's fun, ever-evolving, and never boring.
Panna cotta is a creamy Italian pudding-type dessert made by simmering cream, milk, sugar and gelatin. Cooking for Geeks author Jeff Potter offers up a 20 minute version using agar (also known as agar-agar) powder as a thickening agent instead of gelatin. Why use agar? It sets much more quickly than gelatin, but importantly for vegetarians, agar is plant-based as opposed to the animal-derived gelatin. A fresh vanilla bean and bittersweet chocolate shine through beautifully in this deceptively simple and delicious dessert.
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