STEP 1/12
Soak gelatin in ice water. When you put it in ice water, make sure to put it in one sheet at a time! If you put it in at once, it sticks to each other and it doesn't work well.
STEP 2/12
Put milk, cream, sugar and vanilla bean in a pot (I used vanilla sugar instead of vanilla bean)
STEP 3/12
Bring to a boil until the edges are a bit crowded (about 85 to 90 degrees)
STEP 4/12
When it boils, turn off the heat and add the drained gelatin and stir with a spatula to melt it.
STEP 5/12
Cool slightly and pour into the container about 2/3 times.
And let it harden in the refrigerator for more than 3 hours.
STEP 6/12
In the meantime, prepare what you need for peach pan-nakota.
Cut the canned white peach into small pieces.
STEP 7/12
It's a waste to throw away canned syrup, so I boiled it down until it was about the concentration of the sauce. This sauce will be sprinkled over pannacotta to help make the peach flavor stronger.
STEP 8/12
When the pudding is all hardened, please make fruit-flavored jelly, too.
Just put the jelly mix in hot water at about 85 degrees and mix it well. I think the color is weak, so I added a drop of red pigment.
When the powder is completely melted, let it cool to a lukewarm level. If it gets too cold, it hardens, so it's good to use it when it's a little bit warm.
STEP 9/12
Place peach slices on top of milk pudding.
STEP 10/12
I'm going to make two cherries and two peaches, so I only put in two peaches.
I poured about 90% of the peach pannakotaenin jelly liquid into the container and 80% of the cherry pannakota
And harden it in the refrigerator for a while.
STEP 11/12
When the jelly is all hardened, finish it off.
I put the peach sauce that I made earlier on the peach pannakota.
STEP 12/12
Cherry pannacotta is topped with cherry bean pot and decorated with raw cherries.
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