Eaters beware.
This recipe makes one small cheesecake. Double it to make a normal size cheesecake.
Remember you have to work quickly when you have dissolved the gelatin, otherwise it will set in the measuring cup.
You can use most plain biscuits as the base and you can change the flavours (lemon, vanilla and chocolate) to suit your palate.
Chocolate Chip Cheesecake (set method)
Equipment
·
Small
round tin
·
Baking
paper (to fit in the bottom of tin)
·
Measuring
cups/spoons
·
Small
mixing bowl
·
Rolling
pin
·
Chopping
board
·
Whisk/
egg beater
Ingredients
·
Biscuit
crumbs (from 6 biscuits)
·
Butter,
50g, melted
·
Cream
cheese, 2 Tbsp
·
Icing
sugar, 1 Tbsp
Cocoa, 1 tsp
Cocoa, 1 tsp
·
Lemon
juice, 1 tsp
·
Vanilla
essence, ¼ tsp
·
Gelatin,
1 tsp
·
Hot
water, 4 tsp
·
Cream, ¼
cup, whipped
·
Chocolate
chips, 1 ramekin
Method
1.
Crush up
the biscuit with the rolling pin on the chopping board.
2.
Melt the
butter in a measuring cup in the microwave and then mix it with the biscuit
crumbs.
3.
Line the
bottom of the tin with the baking paper.
4.
Pack the
buttery biscuit crumb into the bottom of the tin.
5.
Place
into the fridge.
6.
Beat the
cream cheese and icing sugar until they are soft.
7.
Mix the
lemon juice, vanilla essence and hot water together.
8.
Dissolve
the gelatin in the lemon juice mixture. Heat in microwave if necessary.
9.
Stir the
gelatin mixture in with the cream cheese mixture.
10. Fold in the whipped cream.
11. Add the chocolate chips to this mix and pour
into the chilled base from the fridge.
12. Return
to the fridge to set for 20-30 minutes.
13. Carefully remove from the tin, cut up and
serve.
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