Janes patisserie cheesecake

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Bake every day special. This creamy, spiced no-bake gingerbread cheesecake is the perfect alternative to a classic Christmas cake this festive season. Celebrate every occasion with a bake, from birthdays to Christmas, Easter to Halloween. Can we truly go through the festive period without something fragrant and gingerbread themed? No, no we cannot. I am an absolute gingerbread fiend and I am in love with this No-bake Gingerbread cheesecake. I use shop-bought gingernut biscuits for the base, but the homemade Gingerbread Biscuits recipes from Celebrate!

Janes patisserie cheesecake

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Base: Melt the butter in the microwave in short bursts or in a small pan over a medium heat. Press the mixture firmly into the base of a 20cm springform cake tin. Subscribe to The Happy Foodie email newsletter Get our latest recipes, features, janes patisserie cheesecake, book news and ebook deals straight to your inbox every week.

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Please see my disclosure for more details! I have wanted to make a cheesecake-like this for so long, and I have spent so long focusing on other types of bakes I kind of forgot it?! And I do apologise — the regret is there. However, after my chocolate cheesecake bars went down so well, I knew I had to do it! When you are making a baked cheesecake there is a general idea that the base should be baked — it sort of creates a seal when it comes to the filling, but it really is so so simple. I use digestive biscuits, cocoa powder, and melted butter to make my base. I blitz the biscuits to a really fine crumb and mix this with the cocoa powder. I then add in the melted butter! I do tend to use melted butter compared to a spread as I find it makes the biscuit base less greasy, but any butter will do really. If you want to do a different biscuit base, please be aware that the amount of butter you need can vary!

Janes patisserie cheesecake

Please see my disclosure for more details! This cheesecake really is simple, but in a good way. So after the success of my first back to basics recipe, my triple chocolate brownies , I thought it was best to go in with another highly requested treat… a basic vanilla cheesecake. They all have different themes and flavours, with chocolate bars becoming an obvious theme.

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Deliciously indulgent with inviting layers of creamy white, milk, and dark chocolate, this decadent cheesecake is a showstopping centerpiece for any special occasion. Add the cooled dark chocolate to one bowl, the cooled milk chocolate to another bowl and the cooled white chocolate to the remaining bowl. Bake every day special. Pour in the double cream and continue to whisk the mixture until it starts to thicken to a mousse-like texture. Ingredients Method. I use shop-bought gingernut biscuits for the base, but the homemade Gingerbread Biscuits recipes from Celebrate! Sign up to our email newsletter. Subscribe to The Happy Foodie email newsletter Get our latest recipes, features, book news and ebook deals straight to your inbox every week. Drizzle over the cheesecake. Ingredients Method. Read more Read less.

Please see my disclosure for more details!

Can we truly go through the festive period without something fragrant and gingerbread themed? More Ginger Recipes View all. Add a gingerbread cookie to each cream swirl and sprinkle over some crushed gingerbread cookie crumbs and sprinkles. Carefully melt 50g chocolate of your choice, in a microwave or a bain-marie, until smooth. More Chocolate Recipes View all. Cover the cheesecake with foil and chill in the fridge for at least 5—6 hours, or preferably overnight. Once chilled, run a knife around the edge of the tin and remove the cheesecake to a serving plate. Leave to cool for a few minutes. Transfer to a piping bag with a piping nozzle filled. You can of course make this an all-dark chocolate cheesecake, or only use two types of chocolate, but just be sure to use the same total weight and split accordingly.