Wednesday, November 01, 2006

Oreo Cheesecake

Oooo lala... did you see the blue moon shining high in the sky last night? Someone was working in the kitchen with me to make this cheesecake. It was a really impromto thing cos my honored guest cook had leave the next day and was in the mood for some baking. We went to NTUC at 9 plus to get the stuff WITHOUT the actual list of ingredients on hand. Had to go by faith so we bot wat we tot we needed. Thank God it was what we needed. Used Evan's brilliant recipe to make this cheesecake. She used whipping cream but we used thickend cream. Worked out perfect. We had fun in the kitchen too. My very first cheesecake... ooooooooooo






Nice and creamy.. shiok!!

Oreo Cheesecake (Evan's Kitchen)
Rating:4.5/5


ingredients (base) :

110g digestive biscuits, chopped into fine crumbs
40g melted butter

(filling) :

250g cream cheese, room temperature
45ml milk
50g icing sugar
1 tbsp vanilla essence or rum
8 oreo cookies (coarsly chopped)
4 oreo cookies (finely chopped)
250ml whipping cream
1tbsp gelatine powder
10ml lemon juice
3 tbsp boiling water

method :

1. mix biscuit crumbs & melted butter together and press firmly onto the base of cake tin. chill for 30 minutes.
2. beat whipping cream with electric beaters until 70% stiff or until mousse-like.
3. double-boil gelatine, lemon juice & boiling water until totally dissolved. keep warm. (to double-boil, heat a pot filled with water and place another bowl inside the pot & gelatine, lemon juice & boiling water into the bowl).
4. beat cream cheese, icing sugar, milk and vanilla essence until smooth & creamy. blend in gelatine solution.
5. blend in whipping cream.
6. pour 1/2 the cheese mixture onto the base. chill for another 15 minutes.
7. stir in finely chopped cookies into the other 1/2 of the mixture. mix well.
8. sprinkle coarsely chopped cookies on top of the first half of cheese mixture.
9. pour in the other half of the cheese mixture.
10. chill for 3 to 4 hours before serving. decorate as desired

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

haha another one. glad u tried out n like it. aiya nx time can leave a comment in my blog and tell me u made this, so i can come over and have a look at your work of art =) otherwise i might miss out this post!

actually NTUC sells whipping cream do u know? its in a form of a paper carton box, the box is green in color. anyway can thickened cream be whipped into a mousse state?

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