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Cream set softly with gelatin — a silky dessert from Piedmont in northern Italy.
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Panna cotta means 'cooked cream' and comes from Piedmont in northern Italy. Cream, milk, and sugar are warmed with vanilla and set with gelatin — a simple method, but its silky texture has made it a staple of Italian restaurants worldwide. It's usually served with berry or caramel sauce.
Soften the gelatin in water.
Warm the cream, milk, and sugar in a pot over low heat without boiling.
Turn off the heat and stir in the gelatin and vanilla until dissolved.
Pour into molds, cool, and chill in the fridge for at least 3 hours.
Unmold onto plates and top with berry sauce.