I want to present to you a project that is of great importance to me. I hope this will be a regular post and I hope you all enjoy it.
This post is a collaboration with a very good friend of mine, Georgiana (and for your information, the post is editet by her). She is a talented girl with a passion for cooking. Here is a first recipe that, I think, is just perfect for summer time...
Easy Cheesy - Wild berries Cheese cake
Preparation:
The tray must be coated before in butter and flower, or you can just use some cooking paper.
· The berries mix is done when the composition is jelly-like, and on the back of the metal spoon you can see traces of the mix. The mix is then left to cool and after that stored in some jars (I was left with about 2 jars).You can keep this in the fridge for about a week.
This post is a collaboration with a very good friend of mine, Georgiana (and for your information, the post is editet by her). She is a talented girl with a passion for cooking. Here is a first recipe that, I think, is just perfect for summer time...
Easy Cheesy - Wild berries Cheese cake
This is a
simple and quick to make cake (if you don’t take into consideration the cooling
time) and I chose to bake for my father’s birthday. What is so extraordinary
about this, you ask? … Well, this is my first cake from scratch (+ almost 0
experience in the special cake department), and, not to mention, that this is
my first type of food that I cook for my father … and he was madly trilled
about it – and that’s not because I’m “daddy’s girl”… He is not the type to
make compliments, he will better avoid to say something, simply for the fact
that he thinks that “to much flattering can hurt”.
Ingredients:
·
Dough (pastry) :
300g biscuits and almonds (in what quantity you decide)
300g biscuits and almonds (in what quantity you decide)
100g butter
·
Cream :
500 g mascarpone cream
500 g mascarpone cream
150 g greek yogurt
150 g powder sugar
1-2 envelopes
of powder jelly
2-3 envelopes of vanilla sugar
·
Wild berries mix :
150g wild berries
150g wild berries
75ml water
2-3 eggs (2 large or 3 medium
size)
125 g sugar
125 g butter
Preparation:
The biscuits and the
almonds (optionally baked for an extra crunch sensation) –
must be grounded, but not to fine, and mixed
very well with the butter (at rooms temperature).
The tray must be coated before in butter and flower, or you can just use some cooking paper.
· While the butter, biscuits and almond
mix is resting in the fridge, we mix the
yogurt, the mascarpone cream and the
vanilla sugar until we obtain a fluffy white cream. The jelly is prepared as specified on the envelope, and after that
we mix this with the fluffy white cream (you can add some vanilla for extra
flavor). The cream obtained is the added on to the mix that is already in the
tray, and we leave this to cool for about 2-3 hours in the fridge.
Before serving we need to / can add the
wild berries mix and you can decorate the cake in whatever way you like.
The wild berries mix:
· The
berries / fruits are mixed with the water in a pan and put on the stove to cook on a medium fire
until it boils. After this, the fruits are mashed and strained to remove any seeds.
· The
eggs and the sugar are mixed together and after that
we add the mashed berries. The mix
put in a small pot that is placed in a “bain
marie” (also known as steam cooking).
· The
butter is added in small pieces and the mix is stirred for
about 15 minutes – give or take.
· The berries mix is done when the composition is jelly-like, and on the back of the metal spoon you can see traces of the mix. The mix is then left to cool and after that stored in some jars (I was left with about 2 jars).You can keep this in the fridge for about a week.
I hope you all enjoy my cake!
Post by Georgiana... :)
Love, Nadejda! :*
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