Today I'll let my friends do the talking:
'The best darn cheesecake I ever ate!' - Mr. Boyfriend
'Hmmmmmm...' - The Sister
'Can I have another piece?' - Marjan
'Screw diets, I'm eating the entire cake'- Anonymous
'I even told my mother {fairy godmother of all things related food} about the major awesomeness of this cake!' - Lisa
'I even told my mother {fairy godmother of all things related food} about the major awesomeness of this cake!' - Lisa
'It's almost my birthday... For me?' - Babysit kido {3yr}
One of the cool things about this cheesecake is its utterly freshness: the uncooked cherries point out their peak-season taste!
Another? What about the scrumptious speculoos crust, the subtle layer of jam and the no-bake aspect of this beauty?
Fresh Cherry Cheesecake
inspired by kwestieasmaku.com
& wouldn't be the same without the awesome advice of Alex
{you're a cheesecake-hero, dude}
{you're a cheesecake-hero, dude}
crust:
250 g speculoos, crumbled {if not available - but only in that case - use digestive biscuits}
100 g butter, melted
3 T cherry jam
filling:
700 g cream cheese
250 ml coconut milk
180 g icing sugar {3/4 cup}
6 sheets of gelatine
200 g fresh cherries
one: blitz the speculoos in a food processor until it begins to turn to crumbs, then add the butter and whiz again to make the mixture clump.
two: put 'dough' into a form lined with baking paper.
three: using the base of a dry cup, firmly press mixture into bottom of pan.
four: refrigerate for about half an hour.
filling:
one: combine cream cheese and sugar in a mixing bowl.
two: in a small saucepan, combine coconut milk and gelatine; heat over low and stir constantly until gelatine is completely dissolved {!Make sure it doesn't cook!}
three: gradually add the coconut milk mixture to the bowl with cream cheese, keep on stirring constantly.
four: take the crust out of the refrigerator and spread a thin layer of jam evenly on it.
five: spread mixture in cooled crust and smooth with a spatula.
six: gently press the cherries where you want them to be; neatly organised or scattered around... That's up to you.
seven: refrigerate tart at least 1 hour or, covered, up to 1 day.
Song of the day: Cloud cult - There's so much energy in us
ps1: of course you can use any kind fruit your heart desires. Why not use raspberries, strawberries or even blueberries?!
1 comment:
En wat voor cream cheese is dat dan? Zo in het Nederlands? =)
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