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My recipe
Foie gras panna cotta with black currants - Panna cotta au foie gras et cassis
Introduction
I had the idea to make foie gras panna cotta with black currants since the time I’ve made duck breast, stuffed with foie gras in black currants sauce. Once I got the black currants, which is not easy to find here, I immediately went to realize my idea.

- 160 g foie gras
- 3 tbsp low-fat cream
- 4 tbsp skim milk
- 1-1,5+0,5 gelatine leaves (1,5-2g+1g)
- black pepper
- 150 ml black currants (frozen)
- 50-70 ml sugar
- 50 ml black currants liquor
- place the berries into a small saucepan, add sugar, liquor and put on a heat
- stirring occasionally leave to warm up until the sugar dissolves
- strain the cooking juices into a bowl, slightly mash the berries with the fork
- soak the gelatine in a cold water
- warm up the milk, add in the foie gras and puree until smooth
- dissolve 1-1,5 gelatine leaves in the hot cream, add in the foie gras bland, stir well, add pepper
- place a bit of berries (juice strained) into the bottom of every serving glass
- using a pastry bag (small spoon) top the foie gras mixture over the berries, cover the glasses with the cling film and place to the fridge to chill for 30-40 min
- warm the berries juice and dissolve 0,5 gelatine leaf in it, stir well and cool down
- add a bit of the juice into each glass and leave to set in the fridge for 30 min
Thoughts and Ideas
From this amount of ingredients you will get 6 portions (100 ml). Please adjust the amount of sugar in the black currant juice, it should be sweet and just a little bit sour. Also you can take more or less of gelatine. I prefer not to add gelatine into the foie gras at all, I rather add a bit more of foie gras.
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