Here is a recent collaboration with beautiful ceramics from Dasa’s Pottery.
The good thing about hand-made dishes is that they are not like blank canvas, but they already have a story, so you need to keep with it when you fill them up. These were great, as I usually start thinking about the dish when I already have a recipe.
This time the dishes were the source of inspiration, each one found their perfect meal spring meal: Terracota clay with soft blue glaze found place for grilled mushrooms with wild garlic and pancetta, colourful first leaves salad just fit in big beige bowl and milk panna cotta with honey and bee pollen.
Mushrooms with Wild Garlic and Pancetta
First spring salad
Milk Panna Cotta with Honey & Bee Pollen
Such beautiful pictures!
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Wow. I really, reeeeeally love the rustic-clean look of those ceramics. And the food that’s in is equally enticing ;)
I think it was the colors that got me! And the food!
Simply beautiful!
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Love the simple presentation of the panna cotta.
Could you please post the pannacotta recipe? Thank you. Love the pics!!
Here you go. I prefer agar agar instead of gelatine, as it gives firmer and clump free results.
Ingredients:
¾ cup whipping cream
½ cup milk
½ tsp agar agar powder
2 tbs caster sugar
2 tbsp honey
1 tbsp bee pollen
oil for brushing
Pour the cream and milk in saucepan, add agar agar and whisk to combine. Leave for 15 minutes. Lightly brush 2 panna cotta moulds with a oil.
Add the sugar to the mixture and place over medium heat and gently bring to a boil. Simmer for about 3 to 4 minutes, stirring regularly. Remove from the heat and strain through a fine mesh sieve before pouring into the pregreased moulds. Allow to cool to room temperature before refrigerating for 2-3 hours. Unmould carefully, pour over honey (mix it with a little water to make it more runny) and sprinkle with bee pollen.
Beautiful!
Wouldn’t have said it better myself.
Your content and food is beautiful!
You are so lucky to work with such an outstanding company. Their clay hand-made dishes are just perfect, with a story hiding in it already, but you got the story essence and turn it into great images…
Very nice! I absolutely love the ceramics and I think that this was beautifully photographed!