Monday 27 September 2010

Cheesecake

One of the dishes we made at the Milestone Cookery school was a very easy cheesecake. In the class, we made it in individual glasses which looked really sweet. At the weekend, in an attempt to get some fruit down the Dancing Queen who was home to do her Saturday and Sunday job, I made this cheesecake.

The basic recipe is :
Crushed Digestive biscuits for the base - no butter to hold it all together - it doesn't really need it and it saves on the calories.
Equal measures of double cream (whipped) and Philadelphia cream cheese (I used extra light) whisked together with a little sugar.

You can flavour the cheesecake if you like - on the course we did this with Spiced Jamaican Rum and lime zest, but I didn't flavour this one.

I then just added as much fruit as I could. It was delicious.

9 comments:

harmony and rosie said...

I'm sure it was, it looks good. I love the book from your previous post, they don't make 'em like that any more!

Victoria - Florence and Mary said...

Oooh cheesecakes - one of my fave things!

Victoria xx

Marie said...

Yum, that looks and sounds delicious!

Rowan said...

Sounds easy and delicious - and even better with the spiced Jamaican rum and lime zest I suspect.

...Nina Nixon... said...

Gosh that sounds so easy and looks really, really yummy.

Did you succeed with the fruit?

Nina xxx

A Bun Can Dance said...

oh I do love a homemade cheesecake of any flavour!
It looks yummy ;-)
Wishing you a happy week ahead,
D x

Blueberry Heart said...

I could quite happily fall face first into that and trough my merry little way out!

Looks DIVINE!!

BH x

A garden just outside Venice said...

It looks delicious! I'm always amazed by your cooking skills!
xxxx

Lisa said...

Sounds delish. May have to try that one.Anyway to get more fresh fruit down the little ones!
Lisa x