Description
I love, well, just the same I love Italian Panna cotta. But it has so many calories... And in the spring so I want to lose weight before the upcoming season of Stripping. So I suggest for those like me suffering from overweight (or who think they suffer...) to try to cook this delicious, low-calorie (only 38 calories) dessert. Magical jelly with the taste and smell of cherries will surprise you. Like a flock of frightened butterflies will superheat in your mouth when you take a spoonful of this unusual dessert and in the language you will burst the bubbles. Absolutely extraordinary sensations, I assure you. This recipe gave me my daughter. Big thank you to her!
Ingredients
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Lemonade
150 ml
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Agar-agar
2 g
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Cherry
2 piece
Cooking
In a bowl pour 50 gr. water, dissolve it in the agar and put on gas. Bring to boil and keep on heat for 2 min. To be sure you can check on the viscosity. For this you need to drop in a spoonful of gelatin. If it immediately hardens, you can remove from heat. Stirring gently, pour in a ladle "soda", trying to keep fewer bubbles disappeared.
Before that, we defrosted a few cherries.
To drip into the bottom of a glass of cherry juice (you can drip any syrup from the jam, does not matter). And immediately pour on top of scoop of Jell-o cups. It quickly solidifies at room temperature. Red syrup on the bottom of the glass we have added in order to highlight bright pink on the bottom and a smooth transition to a brighter tone. Then the color of the jelly is obtained from the more fleshy-pink to pale pink as the flower of the cherry, which is the core more vibrant. If you want the dessert was cool, put it in the fridge.
We serve on the plate that I decorated with flowers and petals of the cherry blossoms.
Please note, changing the main ingredient, you can create a jelly of any flavor. I wanted the atmosphere of spring, so I added cherry juice, but any other night you can make jelly with a new flavor note.
For this you can take instead of "Soda" any fizzy lemonade or Cola. Still, it would be interesting to try with "Champagne", but only for adults.
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