I used my other cheesecake recipe for this, but reduced the ingredients slightly and swapped raspberries for strawberries.
Ingredients:
150g digestive biscuits
50g melted butter
170ml double cream
60g caster sugar
300g cream cheese
125g fresh strawberries
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
These will be the speed version – a more detailed cheesecake approach is here for the Raspberry Cheesecake recipe I have used for a few years, which started as blueberries so really, whichever fruit you choose is good.
Crush the biscuits, melt the butter. Mix them.
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Then put into the paper lined tin and press down, put in fridge.
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Then mix the sugar and double cream together until super smooth and silky. In a separate bowl soften the cream cheese. Then add the creamed sugar and vanilla extract. At this point I blended about 80g of the strawberries and added to the mixture – folding everything through to make sure all mixed.
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Add the creamy fruity mixture on top of the biscuit base and evenly distribute to the edges. Put back in fridge. Is ok after a couple of hours, but for best results leave overnight. Then I add fresh cut strawberry when ready to serve.
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As we won’t eat the whole cheesecake at once, I dress each piece with strawberries when ready 🙂
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It was rather delicious and makes me wonder why it took me so long to make one!
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(c) K Wicks