Name: Yogurt and vanilla panna cotta with summer fruits
Prep time: 30 minutes + 3 hours to chill
Cook time: 10 minutes
Yield: 6
Ingredients: 4 gelatine leaves; 30g caster sugar; 4 tbsp milk; 600g natural yogurt; 2 tsp vanilla extract; To serve:; 200g strawberries, hulled; 2 squeezes lemon juice; 200g raspberries; 100g blueberries

Yogurt and vanilla panna cotta with summer fruits

This low-fat version of a traditional Italian favourite is ideal for a dinner party. With thanks to celebrity chef Sophie Grigson for this recipe.

Serves

Prep

30 minutes + 3 hours to chill

Cook

10 minutes

Each 196g serving contains (excludes serving suggestion)

KCal

137

Carbs

17.8g

Fibre

2.6g

Protein

7.0g

Fat

3.7g

Saturates

2.2g

Sugars

17.8g

Salt

0.22g

Fruit/Veg Portion

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Ingredients

4 gelatine leaves

30g caster sugar

4 tbsp milk

600g natural yogurt

2 tsp vanilla extract

To serve:

200g strawberries, hulled

2 squeezes lemon juice

200g raspberries

100g blueberries

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Method

Step 1

In a shallow dish, soak the gelatine leaves in cold water.

Step 2

Meanwhile, put the caster sugar and milk in a small pan and stir over a low heat until the sugar has completely dissolved. Bring up to the boil, then take off the heat. Take the gelatine out of the water and stir into the hot milk. Leave to cool for 10 minutes. Beat in the yogurt and vanilla extract and pour into 6 small moulds.

Step 3

Chill until set (about 3 hours).

Step 4

To make the sauce, purée the strawberries with the lemon juice and icing sugar. Sieve to remove the pips. To serve, dunk each mould into warm water for about 10 seconds, swiftly dry the base, then turn the panna cotta out on an individual plate.

Step 5

Spoon a little of the strawberry sauce around each pudding, decorate with raspberries and blueberries and serve.

Recipe tips

You could use other fruit such as mango, peaches, nectarines or cherries.
For a vegetarian version, use a plant-based gelling agent. Look in health food shops if your supermarket doesn't stock this.