I made this a couple different ways, the first was with dried blueberries, which are like sultanas or currants, but nicer (and heaps more expensive). Then I made it with raspberries - frozen ones. The raspberry version is my favourite.
200g malt biscuits
160g butter (I use salted, but unsalted would be fine, whatever your preference is)
300g thick Greek yoghurt
3 eggs
170g brown sugar
300g ricotta
2tbsp plain flour
raspberries, or other berry of your choice
Preheat oven to 160 degrees
Line a lamington tin with baking paper.
Blitz biscuits in the thermomix, 10 seconds at speed 8, then check. Make them nice and fine.
Melt butter in microwave, then add to biscuits. Give it a quick whizz, then press into prepared tin. Refrigerate while you do the rest.
Give thermo a tidy up, you don't want biscuit crumbs in your cheesecake mix.
Combine eggs, yoghurt, ricotta, sugar and flour in thermo bowl. Give it a quick blast, 5 seconds speed 6, then check, and do it again if it needs it. It's a surprisingly wet mixture. Pour over base, then scatter berries over the top. I just put as many as I felt like on, and I felt like quite a lot.
Bake for 30 - 35 minutes until set and just a little bit golden around the edges. Cool, then refrigerate.
This is before it was baked, but it gives you an idea of how I feel about raspberries :).
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