One of the cakes I love to serve on hot sunny days besides icre-cream are non-bake cheesecakes. These type of cheesecakes are chilled before serving instead of the usually baking. It has a layer of crust made usually of crush cookies/biscuits mixed with melted butter. The filling is a combination of cream cheese and whipped cream. With a tinge of lemon juice, the tartness of lemon juice balance off the richness of cream cheese and cream to make this an appertising dessert. Gelatine is usually added to keep the cake firm and holds it shape especially in our hot and humid weather. The amount of gelatin can be adjusted according to your preference. The lesser the gelatin the softer the cake will be.
The above is the Oreo Cheesecake that I made for our home fellowship meeting last Friday.
The above is the Oreo Cheesecake that I made for our home fellowship meeting last Friday.
For crust
120g Oreo biscuit (without the filling), crushed
60g butter, melted
Mix crushed biscuit with butter. Press on the base of a 20cm springform baking pan. Leave to chill in fridge.
For filling
2 tbsp gelatin
1/2 cup water
250g cream cheese
300ml whipping cream, whipped
150g castor sugar
1/2 tbsp lemon juice
4 pieces of Oreo biscuit (without filling), crushed
1. Mix gelatin with water and microwave for 1 minutes, until gelatin dissolved. Leave to cool.
2. Cream cream cheese with castor sugar and lemon juice until smooth.
3. Add in cool gelatin mixture and mix evenly.
4. Stir in crush oreo biscuit.
5. Pour filing on prepared crust.
6. Chill cake till set before serving.
Note : For a softer cake and ice-cream like texture, reduce gelatine to 1 tbsp.
2. Cream cream cheese with castor sugar and lemon juice until smooth.
3. Add in cool gelatin mixture and mix evenly.
4. Stir in crush oreo biscuit.
5. Pour filing on prepared crust.
6. Chill cake till set before serving.
Note : For a softer cake and ice-cream like texture, reduce gelatine to 1 tbsp.
5 comments:
I do have a weakness for a non-bake cheesecake - they're so much lighter and creamier than their baked cousins!
This looks yummy. It's not hot here at the moment but I could still eat a huge slice!!!
look really creamy and heavenly delicious!1 I must try to make this cheesecake soon!!
I truly love this. It's my favourite kind of cheesecake :)
The Caked Crusader : Welcome to the club. I like non-bake cheesecake too. They taste like ice-cream and yet doesn't melt as fast.
My Asian Kitchen : Yes, do give it a go.
tracieMoo : Thanks for dropping by. Good to "see" some new faces once in awhile.
Hi, What's the whip cream for?
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