Pour the powdered gelatin into the water, mix and make according to the instructions on the package.
Our gelatin should stand for 10 minutes.
Pour milk into a container on the stove and add sugar to it.
Heat everything up to 60 degrees Celsius.
Check the temperature with a kitchen thermometer, and if you don't have one, put your finger in and feel that the milk is warm.
Add the swollen gelatin and stir until the gelatin dissolves.
When the gelatin dissolves, remove from the heat.
Pour in heavy whipping cream and vanilla extract and mix everything well.
Prepare 6 containers of 200 ml, and carefully pour the liquid mixture into each.
If there are bubbles on the surface, break them with a toothpick.
Let the dishes cool first, then put them in the fridge to set and cool for at least 6 hours, preferably overnight.
While the cream is cooling, wash the strawberries and wipe them dry.
Cut each strawberry in half, then into smaller pieces.
Transfer them to the dish in which they will be baked in the oven, sprinkle with sugar and vanilla extract.
Mix everything well, and bake in an oven preheated to 425 degrees Fahrenheit for 20 minutes.
Take out the baked strawberries and cool them first to room temperature, and then in the fridge.
Carefully trim the cooled cream with a small knife in the container in which it was cooled.
Immerse the container in warm water for about thirty seconds.
Then cover the container with the saucer on which it will be served, and turn it over.
Tap the bottom of the container so that the cream slides out of the container more easily.
Carefully lift the container.
Put the strawberries on top of the panna cotta and enjoy every bite.