Roasted Apricots with Panna Cotta

Apricot panna cotta corey amaro photograph

 

 

Apricot

 

 

Apricot panna cotta corey amaro photograph

 

 

Apricot 2

 

 

The end of a good meal

 

 

 

 

Panna cotta 3

 

Thank you, Denise, for the delicious dessert and recipe from:

 Laura Calder’s Dinner Chez Moi Cookbook

In August our friends Denise and Vlad are coming back to visit! It has been a long time since Covid restrictions prevented all of us from traveling for a couple of years! Tourism has exploded in France. The saying holds, "Everyone and their dog" is here.

Denise is an excellent cook, and I can hardly wait to sit at her table again and again and again.

What is one of your favorite summer recipes? Please share it with me and a photo, if possible, so I might post it to my blog and share it with everyone.

 

 

 



Comments

5 responses to “Roasted Apricots with Panna Cotta”

  1. Mmmm, apricots! My favorite fruit. My parents had a Blenheim apricot tree in the backyard when I was growing up, and what a treat the fruit was every summer.
    It’s so difficult to grow hardy apricots here, especially hopeless in years with late killing freezes that nip the blossoms in the bud. Maybe there’ll be some apricots for sale at the local farmers’ market soon.

  2. Forgot to mention that I had a root beer float this afternoon. Brought back memories of stopping for one in Cloverdale (A&W) or Hopland (a locally owned diner) along U.S. 101 en route between the Bay Area and the redwoods region on a hot, dusty summer afternoon.

  3. Teddee Grace

    I stewed some plums a few days ago and the aroma was so nostalgic that it took me right back to the summers of my childhood on the farm where my mother “put up” the bounty of summer, canning fruits and vegetables, sweating over a wood cookstove.

  4. Linda Piazza

    Looks so luscious. I’m full out vegan and was relieved to find vegan recipes, too.
    How wonderful that you and Yann are both feeling better.

  5. Whenever you post a recipe I just know it is going to be a good one. We are loving your foccasia these days. Now another one to add to my list of recipes from Corey. Yummmm! That blueberry sauce does sound good with yogurt.

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