Panna cotta with redcurrant coulis

If you’ve made a big batch of redcurrant coulis for a sorbet or a charlotte, take the chance to make panna cottas.

Once you have the coulis, the hard part’s done, as panna cotta is a very easy dessert to make. You just need to start ahead of time.

Preparation 5 min
Cooking 10 min
Servings serves 5 to 6
Difficulty Easy
Seasons & months
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Preparation

Using gelatine

Gelatine sheets are simple to use. You just soften them in a large bowl of cold water and, after 5 to 10 minutes, stir them into a hot liquid, mixing well. I’d recommend buying a « magic whisk », which is particularly handy for all sorts of mixtures (vinaigrette, sauces…).

Then you have to find the right amount of gelatine so the dessert is neither too firm nor too soft. People sometimes think it’s better to add a bit more so the dessert holds, but the taste suffers if you have a heavy hand.

  1. Step 1

    Soften the gelatine sheets in cold water.

    Meanwhile, heat the single cream with the sugar. When the cream is hot, add the strawberry syrup and the softened gelatine sheets.

    Stir well and pour into small glasses. Depending on the size, you’ll make 5 or 6.

    Leave to set in the fridge for a day.

    When you’re ready to serve, add 3 tbsp of redcurrant coulis to each panna cotta.

Nutritional values per serving
Recette pour 1 personne
Calories
360
kcal
Protein
3
grams
Carbohydrates
4,2
grams
Fat
38,4
grams
Fibre
0
grams
Estimated values, calculated automatically from the ingredients' nutritional data.

Recipe by

Martine Pineau

Published on 21 juin 2026 All my recipes

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