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Privacy Notice When Christmas comes around we’re often left scratching our heads wondering what to serve at the festive feast that’s a bit different from previous years. Puddings, mince pies to yule logs and roulades come as standard but there’s so much more out there and if you’re a real foodie you may be getting fed up with the familiarity of it all. Besides, the festive season isn’t just one day so you’ll want a variety of treats to eat and serve at get-togethers while you relax with your closest friends and family. If you need some inspiration, we’ve chosen a recipe from Good Housekeeping: The Ultimate Christmas Collection. It is a boozy and tasty Eggnog Panna Cotta and a perfect indulgent way to end a festive meal with family and friends. Want it to be an uber-luxurious pud? Why not try it with a dollop of pouring cream on top? Eggnog Panna Cotta with Boozy Mulled Figs
This boozy Panna Cotta is a delicious alternative to traditional desserts
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Ingredients 6 sheets leaf gelatine 800ml double cream 250ml whole milk 150ml golden rum 3 cinnamon sticks 1 vanilla pod, split lengthways 300g caster sugar Whole nutmeg, to grate 250ml mulled wine Zest of 1 orange 4 figs, quartered Edible gold leaf (optional) Method Soak the gelatine in cold water until soft. In a pan, heat the cream, milk, rum, cinnamon, vanilla pod and 225g of the sugar, stirring, until the mixture comes to the boil. Remove from heat. â– Lift the gelatine out of the water, squeeze out any excess liquid, and stir into the hot cream mixture to dissolve. Leave to cool and infuse. â– Stir the cream mixture, then strain and divide between 8 glasses or ramekins and grate nutmeg generously over each. Chill for 4 hours until set. â– Meanwhile, heat the remaining 75g of sugar, mulled wine, and orange zest in a medium pan. Bring to the boil and reduce until syrupy. Add the figs in a single layer, poach gently for 2 minutes, then leave to cool in the syrup. â– Serve each panna cotta topped with figs, a drizzle of the syrup, and a little gold leaf, if using.
Good Housekeeping: The Ultimate Christmas Collection by Good Housekeeping (HarperNonFiction, £35 Hardback) is out now
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