How to Make Buttermilk-Vanilla Panna Cotta with Berries and Honey with Lan Lam



Lan Lam whips up a creamy Buttermilk-Vanilla Panna Cotta with Berries and Honey.

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  1. She said two cups of heavy cream when she added to the pan, and then when she tasted it, she said she liked the tangy buttermilk taste. The recipe says Buttermilk Vanilla Panna Cotta. How much buttermilk do you use?

  2. Thank You Lan Lam !!!! First time visitor. You wasted zero time getting to your recipe. Clear, calm, polite, intelligent, attractive, no bullshit presentation. All the other Panna Cotta presenters had too much off the subject babble and I could not get past their introduction. You did a PERFECT job presenting. I knew nothing about Panna Cotta (other than the Netflix movie "The Platform", UGH!!!!!) and I had to know what was so special about something I know nothing about. As soon as you mentioned the sugar I instantly knew it was something I could not touch…BUT…your presentation was …again…PERFECT!!!!!…..TM

  3. I do believe Lan's voice is getting stronger since she first joined the team and she made this recipe look so darn easy. I wonder if she could do the same for zabaglione? And I loved the little science bit about blooming gelatin. I'll bet there's a show to be done on gelatin and similar products. I've always wondered about the gelatin sheets and their different strengths. And I've notice others in the comments asking about agar. Or maybe the show is "What makes thing set". Yogurt sets up thru bacteria? Jelly & jams set with pectin? Fat sets with temperature? Chocolate sets with crystals? And I'm sure there's more.

  4. Alright ! I made it changing the heavy cream for eggnog . Really good, never made this before it was a little loose, don’t know if that is the way it should be or because I used eggnog either way it was excellent.

  5. I want to make this in loaf form for my work potluck 🤔🤔🤔🤔

    Update: I made this in loaf form for a work potluck. Every had this face when I said buttermilk 🤢 However, it was devoured in 5 min. Next time I'm making 2-3!!!

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