Although I do not like to cook/ bake on this heat, I craved for something sweet. And what is more perfect than a cake without baking? I opted for a cheesecake. I've already found my perfect recipe that I can vary, but this time I experimented quite a bit. The experiment was a success and today I show you my mango yogurt cheesecake recipe. There are no step-by-step pictures, because I made the cake in the late evening. But you can see photos of the preparation steps in the older post.
You need:
For the base:
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For the cream:
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100
g biscuits
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6
leaves gelatin
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200
g chocolate chip cookies
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350
g cream cheese
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100
g butter, melted
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500
g mango yogurt
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2
tbsp icing sugar
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1
mango
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1
tbsp lemon juice
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This is how you
proceed:
- Crumble the biscuits and mix with the melted butter. Add the milk. Cover a spring-form tin with parchment paper. Press firmly onto the base of the spring-form to make a firm layer. Chill until you prepare the cream.
- Soak the gelatin for 5 minutes in cold water to soften it (according to package instructions).
Mix cream cheese with the yogurt and 2 tbsp icing sugar.
Heat and dissolve the gelatin over bain-marie. Caution: Do not boil the gelatin! - Give 1 tablespoon cream to the gelatin and stir. Slowly add the gelatin to the cheese-yogurt-cream and mix well.
Pour onto the biscuit base and smooth down. You can also shake the tin to get an even surface. - Chill for 3-4 hours (I left the cake in the refrigerator overnight)
Peel mango and dice. Puree half of the mango dices together with 1 tbsp lemon juice. Spread the puree and the dices over the cake, garnish with mint and serve.
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