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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can have butter scotch rosogolla panna cotta served in biscuit tart using 14 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Butter scotch rosogolla Panna cotta served in biscuit tart:
- Get For the biscuit tart
- Make ready Ore biscuit
- Get Marie biscuits
- Take butter
- Take Butterscotch sauce and cracklers
- Prepare chopped mixed nuts
- Get Butter
- Take Fresh cream
- Get For the rosogolla pannacota
- Take medium sized rosogolla
- Get fresh cream
- Prepare condensed milk
- Make ready Geletain
- Make ready butterscotch sauce
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Instructions to make Butter scotch rosogolla Panna cotta served in biscuit tart:
- First for the biscuit tart. Take oreo biscuit and Marie biscuits and grind it separately in a mixer. Then add butter to it. Mix it well. Then set it in a mould. And let it set in the fridge.
- For the butterscotch crackers crush the mixed nuts. (peanuts, almond and kaju). In a pan add sugar. Sprinkle some water when it get caramilised. Add the nuts. Then add butter.
- Then spread the mixture on a plate and let it cool. Then just take it out and put it in a foil or plastic bag and crush it. Keep it aside
- Now for the Pannacotta. Add fresh cream in pan. Keep stiring. When it comes to boil add the 1 teaspoon butterscotch sauce(I have used it instead of butterstoch essence). Then add some condensed milk. Mix it well. Now add the geletain. Put off the flame. Now add the butterscotch crackers mix it well. Keep some for garnishing.
- Now in a bowl first put the mixture then half of the rosogolla. Then again place the mixture and then again the rosogolla. Garnish the rest of the butterscotch crackers. Let it set in the fridge
- For serving. Take the biscuit tart then place a portion of the Pannacotta on it. Please note that the rosogolla are medium sized and for making butterscotch sauce we just need to caramilising sugar add butter and fresh cream to it.
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