Combine the buttermilk and vanilla bean paste in a bowl and set aside. Heat the heavy cream with the zest and sugar in a medium saucepan. Add the bloomed gelatin and stir the mixture into the bowl with the buttermilk and vanilla bean paste. Pour halfway up in the bottom of bowls and let set. Limoncello granita: 280 g sugar 540 g lemon juice 1680 g water 480 g limoncello
Combine all ingredients and freeze in a shallow pan, scraping every 45 minutes until completely frozen. Strawberry sorghum syrup: 300 g strawberries 1 vanilla bean 90 g sorghum syrup 1 c water 80 g sugar
Cook the strawberries with the sorghum syrup and sugar over low heat until the strawberries break down. Remove from heat and press through a chinois or ne strainer into a bowl. Add the 1 cup of water to dilute. Garnish with: Sliced berries sorrel micro shiso
Once panna cottas have set, top with a little of the granita, a drizzle of strawberry sorghum syrup, fresh sliced berries, sorrel, and micro shiso.
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Recipe developed by:
Marc Forgione
Ingredients
For the buttermilk panna cotta:
1 qt heavy cream zest of 3 lemons 440 g sugar 2 Qt buttermilk 32 sheets gelatin (silver) 2 Tbsp vanilla bean paste
Directions
Combine the buttermilk and vanilla bean paste in a bowl and set aside. Heat the heavy cream with the zest and sugar in a medium saucepan. Add the bloomed gelatin and stir the mixture into the bowl with the buttermilk and vanilla bean paste. Pour halfway up in the bottom of bowls and let set. Limoncello granita: 280 g sugar 540 g lemon juice 1680 g water 480 g limoncello
Combine all ingredients and freeze in a shallow pan, scraping every 45 minutes until completely frozen. Strawberry sorghum syrup: 300 g strawberries 1 vanilla bean 90 g sorghum syrup 1 c water 80 g sugar
Cook the strawberries with the sorghum syrup and sugar over low heat until the strawberries break down. Remove from heat and press through a chinois or ne strainer into a bowl. Add the 1 cup of water to dilute. Garnish with: Sliced berries sorrel micro shiso
Once panna cottas have set, top with a little of the granita, a drizzle of strawberry sorghum syrup, fresh sliced berries, sorrel, and micro shiso.
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