Creamy Panna Cotta with a twist: lower in calories, high in protein, no added sugar and topped with a fruity glaze. 🍮 So delicious, you'll think there must be a catch – but nope, that's just for the apron! 😊 Try it out! Scroll down for the recipe and a nutritional comparison that will blow your mind!
1. Ingredients (for 4 servings)
For the Panna Cotta cream:
- 500 ml light whipping cream
- 200 ml milk
- 60 g More Protein Cream
- 3 scoops of Chunky Flavour**, e.g. Morezipan White Chocolate or Vanilla Perfection
- 20 sheets of gelatin
Topping:
- 4 tbsp white sugar-free chocolate
- 2 tsp coconut oil, melted
For the fruit glaze:
- 15 g More Clear Protein, e.g. Baked Apple or Morezipan Orange***
100 ml water
5 g gelatin
2. Preparation
- Soak gelatin sheets in cold water (refer to package instructions for water quantity!).
- Pour cream into a saucepan and boil for 2 minutes, stirring constantly.
- In a separate bowl, mix More Protein Cream powder with cold almond milk.
- Remove saucepan from heat and stir in the soft, squeezed gelatin sheets until dissolved.
- Stir the protein mixture into the (no longer boiling) cream-gelatin mixture and sweeten with Chunky Flavour.
- Divide the mixture among 4 glasses.
- Let glasses firm up in the refrigerator for at least 1–2 hours.
For the topping:
- Melt chocolate together with coconut oil and pour over the Panna Cotta.
For the fruit glaze:
- Soak the gelatin in cold water and then dissolve over low heat (refer to package instructions for water quantity!).
- Meanwhile, mix More Clear with 100 ml of water and let it stand until the foam has settled and a clear liquid has formed.
- Stir the dissolved gelatin into the More Clear mixture, stirring constantly, and distribute over the 4 Panna Cotta glasses on top of the chocolate layer.
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3. Nutritional Comparison
* Compared to conventional Panna Cotta without More products.
** The concern that sucralose contained in Chunky Flavour could become harmful when heated is based on laboratory conditions at 120°C. In a real kitchen, however, food rarely reaches such high internal temperatures, so sucralose can be safely used for baking and cooking. Read more here.
*** Try before launch: In your More Advent Calendar, door #24.