Bored with conventional Cheesecake?
Please try this one:
Trifle-like Layered Two-tone Cheesecake (No-Bake)
in glass bowls,
Trifle-like Layered Two-tone Cheesecake (No-Bake)
in glass bowls,
ideally for homely party among friends and loved ones
yet can be matched with commercial purpose:)
Ingredients:
for Vanilla-Cream cheese layer
for Vanilla-Cream cheese layer
120g or 2 packs of White Sesame Crackers
(or digestive biscuits of your choice)
100g butter, melted
1,5 Cream Cheese Blocks (375g), softened
1 can sweet condensed milk
3 teaspoons gelatin powder,
dissolved in ¾ coffee cup boiling water
dissolved in ¾ coffee cup boiling water
3 tablespoons lime or lemon juice
How to:
- Using food processor or a rolling pin to make cracker crumbs. Combine the cracker crumbs and butter with a fork until well blended and press in the base of 6 glass-bowls chill for about 10-15 minutes;
- Beat the cream cheese in a bowl using electric mixer until smooth. Beat in gelatin mixture until just combined. Add condensed milk, lime juice and the vanilla essence, continue beating until smooth;
- Pour half mixture into individually prepared glass and refrigerate at least 1,5 -2 hours or until set;
- Combine chocolate, liqueur and condensed milk in a small saucepan. Stir over low heat until the mixture has melted and is smooth; remove from heat. Leave it to cool;
- Beat the cream cheese in a bowl using electric mixer until smooth. Beat in gelatin mixture until just combined. Gently fold in chocolate mixture, continue beating until smooth;
- Pour mixture into prepared glasses with set cream cheese layer and continue to refrigerate until set; keep 2 tablespoons of the chocolate mixture for decoration piping;
- Repeat with remaining vanilla cream-cheese mixture as the 3rd layer;
- Spoon chocolate mixture into a small paper icing bag, seal open end. Snip tip off the piping bag; pipe 6-8 lines, on the top of the last layer. Drag a skewer from the outside line.Clean the skewer and repeat this process. Keep refrigerate for another 2 hours or until set.
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