Panna Cotta
10 egg yolks
500 g of sugar
250 g of jaboticaba jelly (see recipe below)
1 liter of fresh heavy cream
6 egg whites
Jaboticaba Jelly
600 g of fresh and ripe jaboticabas
300 g of sugar
3 sheets of unflavored gelatin
Panna Cotta
10 egg yolks
500 g of sugar
250 g of jaboticaba jelly (see recipe below)
1 liter of fresh heavy cream
6 egg whites
Jaboticaba Jelly
600 g of fresh and ripe jaboticabas
300 g of sugar
3 sheets of unflavored gelatin
Make the jelly: mash the jaboticabs in a saucepan with a potato masher
Mix in the sugar and cook over low heat until the liquid almost completely evaporates
Strain through a fine-mesh sieve to remove the skins and seeds
Dissolve the gelatin sheets according to the manufacturer's instructions and mix into the jaboticaba jelly
Stir and let cool at room temperature
For the panna cotta, mix the egg yolks with half of the sugar and warm in a water bath
Beat until the mixture becomes smooth and creamy
Remove from heat and add 2/3 of the cooled jelly
Hold back
Beat the heavy cream to the point of whipped cream with the remaining sugar
Hold back
Beat the egg whites in a snow-like consistency, then mix with the other half of the sugar and whipped cream
Gently fold in the jaboticaba cream
Distribute into individual molds and refrigerate until set
Serve chilled with the remaining jelly.