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I've got one blackcurrant bush with enough to make a cheesecake. What would I do with them? If I put them in a pan with a drop sugar and just heated it enough to burts them a bit then combined that with whipped cream and philladelphia would that work?
Any help appreciated because I've never made a cheesecake before.:)
try this sweetpea
first put the blackcurrants in a pan with some sugar depends on how sweet they are and a wee drop of water low heat simmer til they burst not mushy sieve through a wire sieve as a nylon will end up purple you should be left with just the stalks and pips in sieve
Blackcurrant Cheesecake
65g Butter
130g Digestives crushed
150ml double Cream
200g Philadelphia
50g Caster Sugar
200g blackcurrants sieved
Kiwi Fruit optional
melt butter stir in crushed biscs spread in bottom of tin smooth down leave to cool in fridge
Whisk Cream and sugar til stiff dont let it curdle though
stir in the cream cheese add in most of the blackcurrant mix until its nice and thick should be a nice purple colour
spread on top of base and put back in fridge for as long as you want til it sets or until your ready to serve
serve with last of blackcurrants and a sliced Kiwi fruit
enjoy
Ps folks this recipe works with any of our berries in season
arana negra
24-Jul-08, 22:41
I make a very simple cheesecake type dessert by crushing biscuit into the bottom of a cup ( we have a great biscuit here called Donana)
soak mixed dried fruit, sultananas, raisins whatever in alcohol overnight, next day top the biscuit with the fruit mix.
Mix plain philly with honey to taste and pile on the top, sprinkle vermicelli on the top and serve with saucer and teaspoon.
When the fruit trees are fruiting I puree peach/plum/and the local fruit nispero and use that as fruit layer. Strawberries work well just covered in sugar (vanilla sugar is good)
Thanks for that I will try both and let you know how I get on.:)
Anne, I made the cheesecake last night and it's delicious, thanks for the recipe. But my my arms were so with all the mashing through the seive and whisking the cream:)
try crushing the biscuits this way - put biscuits in a poly bag, and crush with a rolling pin. Use quite a big bag as the crumbs may escape through the top. Ginger snaps and digestive mixed with butter make a nice base.
Anne, I made the cheesecake last night and it's delicious, thanks for the recipe. But my my arms were so with all the mashing through the seive and whisking the cream:)
Glad it was ok Its the fruit you used makes it like that hard work try brambles later on in the year yum yum now you have the basic recipe make any kind you want
Made the cheesecake yesterday! I just made it plain and added a wee bit of vanilla extract to the cheese mixture and had it wi raspberries on the side. Was lovely but am definitely goin to try the bramble version!
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