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Dish the Dish: Panna Cotta in Ainsi de Suite's Moka Cups

2008_06_17-PannaCotta.jpgWe like to dream up dishes inspired by the actual dishes we own, or by little treasures we see online. Right now we're inspired by these Moka cups from French tableware company Ainsi de Suite, available through the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. We'd put easy, cool panna cotta in these tiny cups. In fact, cups or no cups, we're making this tonight!

 
 

Panna cotta is one of the easiest summer desserts we know. Just heat a little gelatin, cream, milk, and sugar - maybe some vanilla - let it set in the fridge, then serve it all cool and silky with berries or sauce.

We'll come back tomorrow and give you the basic formula for panna cotta, along with some of our favorite variations. Until then, here are a couple good recipes:

Yogurt Panna Cotta

Honeyed Panna Cotta With Dried Figs And Sauternes

Blackberry Buttermilk Panna Cottas With Blackberry Compote

And the cups are available here:

Moka Cups, $28 for a set of 6. They come in cool or warm color sets.
• Also, Matching porcelain spoons, $18 for a set of 6.

Related: Fast and Easy Sweets: 9 Best Quick Desserts for Spring

(Images: Honeyed Panna Cotta from Bon Appetit; Buttermilk Panna Cotta by Matthew Hranek for Gourmet)

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I' love to adapt a summer version of SK's Yogurt Panna Cotta, but the recipe is no longer on the Danon website. Can you post it here?

posted by SJO on 2008-06-18 15:47:51
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Agar agar works well for panna cotta for vegetarians! I've been obsessed with making lavendar PC flavored with honey and real vanilla.

posted by midnightskyfibers on 2008-07-01 20:06:40
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