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- Material preparation
(Left) Fig Milk Panacotta
(Woo) Fig and black tea pannacotta
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- Making fig milk pannacotta
- Soak pangelatin in cold water for 10 minutes
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- Milk, whipped cream, and fig jam in a pot
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- boiling with sugar
Tip. It's good to make it sweet with fig jam instead of sugar.
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- Mix evenly, and when the edges of the pot boil, turn off the heat and add the water-tightened pangelatin to mix
Tip. Mix until the pangelatin is completely melted without clumping.
- cooling off a bit of seaweed
Tip. While cooling, stir so that the edges do not harden first.
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- Fill half of the container you prepared
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- I put the container at an angle and filled it for the shape. Choose one and proceed.
- Let it harden in the refrigerator for 3 hours
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- Making fig black tea pannacotta after 3 hours
- In the same way, soak the pangelatin in cold water for 10 minutes
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- Boil water, fig jam, black tea bag in a pot
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- When it boils up, turn off the heat and boil the tea for 3 minutes
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- Remove the tea bag, squeeze out the pan gelatin water, and mix
- cooling off a bit of seaweed
Tip. To save time, you can cool it down with a hot water.
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- Fill the hardened fig milk panacotta and harden in the freezer for 3 hours
- If you cut the raw fig into small pieces and put it on top, it's done with a soft black tea pan-nakota!
- If the process is cumbersome, it's great to make only fig milk pannacotta and put fig jam on top.
- Milk pan-nakota is soft like soft tofu, and black tea pan-nakota is a little more watery. If you want to make it firm, increase the amount of pangelatin. You can control the texture with pangelatin.
- Adjust the sweetness to taste.