Recipe Source: Fondbites.com
Since it's the very 1st post of my blog! I wanted to start it on a sweet note :) An new found passion in me "Cooking" I'm so excited to get connected with you all through my recipes.. Stay tuned for more diverse recipes..
Since summer is hitting hard here in chennai! And we are getting grilled in the sun! the only happiness for this climate is our lovely golden babies.. Yes.. Yes.. The mangoes! Yum.. Who doesn't like them! 2 wholesome months of mangoes at my house.. Now that the season has slowly started fading i really wanted to try my hands on this beautiful cheesecake
Hmmm.. So getting back to the recipe which i found very unique in fondbites.com.
Ingredients:
Base: Cheesecake: Top coat:
Method:
1. Process digestive biscuits in your food processor and add melted butter to it. mix well and keep it in a separate bowl.
Grease the bottom and sides of an 8 inch spring form pan. If you do not have a spring form pan, you can also use small ice cream bowl's or smoothie glasses. I didn't have a pan so i opted the later.
2. Mix butter and crushed biscuits well and cover the bottom of the prepared glass and press it tightly and evenly. [I did it with the help of an tumbler to press the biscuit mixture firm.] Keep in freezer to set until you continue doing your rest of the recipe.
3. Grate paneer and add it to your mixie along with condensed milk and grind on high speed for couple of minutes until it has pureed really well and smooth. Add the mixture to a bowl and mix together with fresh cream.
4. Puree mangoes into a smooth fine paste and heat it up in a heavy bottomed sauce pan until it is just hot. Do not let it boil. Add the puree into the paneer-condense milk-fresh cream mixture.
5. Add agar agar [15 grams] in water and heat it up. Let it boil for couple of minutes once it's completely dissolved, Switch off and add this into the mango mixture and mix well until combined.
6. Take the glass from the freezer and fill it up till 3/4th of it and tap the glass gently few times to get rid of any air bubbles, & return the glasses carefully into the freezer again. Let it be in for minimum of 1.5 hours.
7. Topping: Puree mango and heat it up in a heavy bottomed saucepan until just hot. and transfer in a bowl.
8. Add agar agar [10 grams] in water and heat it up. Let it boil for couple of minutes once it's completely dissolved, Switch off and add this into the pureed mango and mix well.
9. Check if the cheesecake has set and once set pour the mango jelly on top and tap it once to release air bubbles if any and again put it back in freezer to set firm.
It might take an hour or more to set completely. You can also let it set over night. Always keep it refrigerated and serve chilled.
I've topped it with chopped mangoes and a pinch of the remaining biscuit mixture. You can decorate as per your creativity!
Notes:
You can use gelatine instead of agar agar, If you use gelatine, then use hot water to dissolve the same.
Incase if you are out of fresh mangoes, you can also go ahead with canned mango pulp.
Since it's the very 1st post of my blog! I wanted to start it on a sweet note :) An new found passion in me "Cooking" I'm so excited to get connected with you all through my recipes.. Stay tuned for more diverse recipes..
Since summer is hitting hard here in chennai! And we are getting grilled in the sun! the only happiness for this climate is our lovely golden babies.. Yes.. Yes.. The mangoes! Yum.. Who doesn't like them! 2 wholesome months of mangoes at my house.. Now that the season has slowly started fading i really wanted to try my hands on this beautiful cheesecake
Hmmm.. So getting back to the recipe which i found very unique in fondbites.com.
Ingredients:
Base: Cheesecake: Top coat:
Method:
1. Process digestive biscuits in your food processor and add melted butter to it. mix well and keep it in a separate bowl.
Grease the bottom and sides of an 8 inch spring form pan. If you do not have a spring form pan, you can also use small ice cream bowl's or smoothie glasses. I didn't have a pan so i opted the later.
2. Mix butter and crushed biscuits well and cover the bottom of the prepared glass and press it tightly and evenly. [I did it with the help of an tumbler to press the biscuit mixture firm.] Keep in freezer to set until you continue doing your rest of the recipe.
3. Grate paneer and add it to your mixie along with condensed milk and grind on high speed for couple of minutes until it has pureed really well and smooth. Add the mixture to a bowl and mix together with fresh cream.
4. Puree mangoes into a smooth fine paste and heat it up in a heavy bottomed sauce pan until it is just hot. Do not let it boil. Add the puree into the paneer-condense milk-fresh cream mixture.
5. Add agar agar [15 grams] in water and heat it up. Let it boil for couple of minutes once it's completely dissolved, Switch off and add this into the mango mixture and mix well until combined.
6. Take the glass from the freezer and fill it up till 3/4th of it and tap the glass gently few times to get rid of any air bubbles, & return the glasses carefully into the freezer again. Let it be in for minimum of 1.5 hours.
7. Topping: Puree mango and heat it up in a heavy bottomed saucepan until just hot. and transfer in a bowl.
8. Add agar agar [10 grams] in water and heat it up. Let it boil for couple of minutes once it's completely dissolved, Switch off and add this into the pureed mango and mix well.
9. Check if the cheesecake has set and once set pour the mango jelly on top and tap it once to release air bubbles if any and again put it back in freezer to set firm.
It might take an hour or more to set completely. You can also let it set over night. Always keep it refrigerated and serve chilled.
I've topped it with chopped mangoes and a pinch of the remaining biscuit mixture. You can decorate as per your creativity!
Notes:
You can use gelatine instead of agar agar, If you use gelatine, then use hot water to dissolve the same.
Incase if you are out of fresh mangoes, you can also go ahead with canned mango pulp.
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