PANNA POMA - 1883 Maison Routin

PANNA POMA

This panna cotta is a hymn to the elegance of contrasts: its creamy sweetness comes alive beneath the caramelized jewels of grapefruit, while the 1883 Paint the Town Red syrup is laced with daring notes of cumin, chili pepper and mango, plus hints of flowers and spice. This unexpected fusion of flavors takes the palate dancing, as fruity freshness partners with the Cayenne pepper’s subtle heat. More than a mere accompaniment, this syrup becomes a veritable culinary aid, enhancing every dish with remarkable depth and sophistication.

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Ingredients

    1883 PAINT THE TOWN RED SYRUP: 3CL
    PANNA COTTA HEAVY CREAM (35% FAT): 50CL
    FRESH WHOLE MILK: 5CL
    CANE SUGAR: 50G
    MADAGASCAR VANILLA: 1 POD
    GELATIN: 3 SHEETS
    POMELO: 3 SEGMENTS

preparation

    Start by soaking the gelatine sheets in icy water, for a smoother texture. Warm the cream, milk and sugar in a saucepan on a low heat. Cut the vanilla pod in two, scrape out the seeds and add them (and the pod) to the cream for a deep infusion. When the mixture begins to simmer, take it off the heat. Gently squeeze the water out of the gelatine sheets and incorporate them into the hot cream, stirring until completely dissolved. Leave to infuse for 10 minutes, then strain through a chinois to remove the vanilla residue and pod. Pour the panna cotta into chilled pewter bowls or molds, taking care not to make any bubbles, and chill to set for at least 4 hours.

    Prepare the grapefruit segments: peel the grapefruit(s) thoroughly, removing all membranes, to produce perfect segments. Just before serving, sprinkle a little sugar and caramelize them with a blowtorch until you have a thin golden crust. For the presentation: arrange the charred grapefruit segments on the nicely firm panna cotta. Add a line of 1883 Paint the Town Red syrup for a spicy and floral contrast, transforming this dessert into an amazing experience.

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