from "Vintage Tea Party Book."
Perfect for a Mother's Day brunch.
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Perfect for a Mother's Day brunch.
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I thought this was stunningly beautiful in its simplicity: rose transfer on panna cotta
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cynupstateny
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How elegant!
I think it's just a cocoa butter chocolate transfer. The panna cotta has a stickiness to it
that would adhere nicely to a transfer. Unfortunately, the book is British and I returned it to the library too soon to see if she listed material references. Amazon "look inside" shows the image but skips over the recipe.
http://shop.chocotransfersheets.com/alltransfers
that would adhere nicely to a transfer. Unfortunately, the book is British and I returned it to the library too soon to see if she listed material references. Amazon "look inside" shows the image but skips over the recipe.
http://shop.chocotransfersheets.com/alltransfers
georgiarose
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I have this book at home. Let me look it up this weekend and I'll let you know if it gives a source
georgiarose
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Okay. I checked the book and it does not give a source...
The ingredients list calls for "6 edible rose transfers (available online)." In the directions, after they are unmolded, it says to "apply a rose transfer to the top of each panncotta holding each transfer in place for at least 30 seconds and delicately rubbing the reverse side to ensure that the image transfers."
I ran across a comment from an online review asking where you could buy them and someone posted that the author's store sold them and included the link. However, the comment was from a few years ago and there is not currently an online shop at her website.
Sorry I could not be of more assistance. Let me know if you find them. I would be curious to know what type of transfer it is.
The ingredients list calls for "6 edible rose transfers (available online)." In the directions, after they are unmolded, it says to "apply a rose transfer to the top of each panncotta holding each transfer in place for at least 30 seconds and delicately rubbing the reverse side to ensure that the image transfers."
I ran across a comment from an online review asking where you could buy them and someone posted that the author's store sold them and included the link. However, the comment was from a few years ago and there is not currently an online shop at her website.
Sorry I could not be of more assistance. Let me know if you find them. I would be curious to know what type of transfer it is.