I'm going to cook Panna Cotta, any advice?

[Sandrii93]

Hi ,


As the title says I plan to cook some Panna Cotta, more precisely for my family.


It's my first time doing so, somebody could give me advices in the matter?


I want to impress my parents doing it the best I can. jajaj


Thank you in advance. ^^

 

[Rascal]

I've only made it once, I never mixed the gelatine well enough, the end product was the first few were too runny and didn't set but the last few were OK. Mix it properly. Good luck. I will do them again.

Russ

 

[JustJoel]

I’ve never made it and I mostly likely never will, as I really don’t like puddings or custards or the like. But I did want to say “hi,” and welcome to DC!

 

[CakePoet]

https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/panna-cotta-14224

I always strain the mixture after I added gelatine, just incase.

 

[Sandrii93]

I've only made it once, I never mixed the gelatine well enough, the end product was the first few were too runny and didn't set but the last few were OK. Mix it properly. Good luck. I will do them again.

Russ

Thank you, I'll do my best.

I’ve never made it and I mostly likely never will, as I really don’t like puddings or custards or the like. But I did want to say “hi,” and welcome to DC!

Hi jajaj, thank you for your welcoming.

https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/panna-cotta-14224

I always strain the mixture after I added gelatine, just incase.

Good to know and will try it, thanks.


When I have the end result I will post photos here.

 

[Sandrii93]

I did it today and enjoyed it so much.

I was very excited to be honest, the process turned out a little messy but in the end it smelled quite right jajaj.

Here is a picture of it, I made them of vainilla:

Tomorrow me and my family will taste it mmm.

 

[taxlady]

What does "jajaj" mean?

 

[Dawgluver]

What does "jajaj" mean?

In Mexico, it's the same as “hahaha” in writing. OP is from Spain, so probably similar meaning.

 

[taxlady]

In Mexico, it's the same as “hahaha” in writing. OP is from Spain, so probably similar meaning.

Thanks, makes sense.

 

[Cheryl J]

What does "jajaj" mean?

Sandrii is in Spain. I'm pretty sure "jaja" is the equivalent to our "haha".


(edited to correct my mispelling of Sandrii's name)

 

[Cheryl J]

I did it today and enjoyed it so much.

I was very excited to be honest, the process turned out a little messy but in the end it smelled quite right jajaj.

Here is a picture of it, I made them of vainilla:

Tomorrow me and my family will taste it mmm.

Those are very pretty Sandrii! Thank you for sharing.

 

[taxlady]

Sandrii is in Spain. I'm pretty sure "jaja" is the equivalent to our "haha".


(edited to correct my mispelling of Sandrii's name)

"jaja" I would have understood. It was the "J" at the end that threw me off. Yes, I had noticed that Sandril is in Spain.

 

[Just Cooking]

Quote:
Originally Posted by JustJoel View Post
I’ve never made it and I mostly likely never will, as I really don’t like puddings or custards or the like. But I did want to say “hi,” and welcome to DC!

Hi jajaj, thank you for your welcoming.

Silly me... I thought it was a cute take on JustJoel's (JJ) name..

Ross