Honey Panna Cotta, Yorkshire Rhubarb, Fennel Pollen - James Martin Chef

Honey Panna Cotta, Yorkshire Rhubarb, Fennel Pollen - James Martin Chef

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Lisa Goodwin-Allen's Honey Panna Cotta, Yorkshire Rhubarb and Fennel Pollen! A classic, tasty and uses seasonal dessert!

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Ingredients

  • 90g Whipping cream
  • 35g Milk
  • 35g Honey (Good Quality Local)
  • 1 Vanilla Pods
  • 190g Whipping cream
  • 1 ½ Bronze Gelatine Leaves (Soaked)
  • **Equipment – Metal Rings H 4½ cm x W 6cm**
  • 100g Buckwheat flour
  • 100g Egg White
  • 100g Icing Sugar
  • 20g Cornflour
  • 100g Rhubarb (finely diced)
  • 1 tsp Icing Sugar
  • Squeeze Lemon Juice
  • Squeeze Orange Juice
  • 500g Fresh Rhubarb
  • 25g Lemon Juice
  • 40g Grenadine
  • 50g Orange Juice
  • 50g Sugar
  • In a medium sized pan heat the 90g cream, milk, honey and vanilla. Whisk until the honey has dissolved.
  • Whisk in the soaked gelatine, Remove from the heat and leave to cool down
  • Once cooled, carefully fold in the remaining 190g of cream into the honey mix.
  • Prepare the rings by lightly greasing and cling filming the bottoms drum tight. Place onto a tray.
  • Evenly pour the mixture into each ring.
  • Place into the fridge to set.
  • Mix all the ingredients together, spread on the moulds
  • Cook on 170°C for 7 minutes
  • Mix all the ingredients together to marinate.
  • Reserve for plating.
  • Cut the rhubarb and place into a pan, add the lemon juice, grenadine, orange juice and sugar
  • Bring to the boil, once boiled remove from the stove and clingfilm
  • Leave to sit for 20 minutes.
  • Strain the Rhubarb through a sieve sitting over the bowl to achieve a clear juice.
  • Reserve half of the juice in the fridge for the plating
  • For the other half of the juice, place into a medium sized container or tray.Pop into the freezer and scrap with a fork, every 30-40 minutes to create an ice/Granita.
  • Once an ice is formed – add into an airtight container and keep in the freezer until needed.
  • Fennel Pollen
  • Local Honey

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