PHOODIE’S PASSIONFRUIT CHEESECAKE SLICE 11

October 6, 2013

ALFRED

BILL

CAITLIN

DOM

EDMONDWell, this post has been a long time coming,

And I apologise for that.

Loyal fans know that I’ve been through a bit of a rough patch recently. You know, a collapse here, an ambulance ride there, an extended stay in hospital and, oh, just having my back cut open for a little dose of surgery on the spine!

BUT ALL IS WELL! I am recovering superly duperly! Onwards and upwards, there’s a blog to be attended to! :)

So here you go, PHOODIE’S PASSIONFRUIT CHEESECAKE SLICE recipe! Just for you!

Make it, eat it, share it, LOVE IT!

Phoodie :)

INGREDIENTS

315g Arnott’s NICE biscuits (or equivalent)

1/2 cup desiccated coconut

150g unsalted butter

2 and 1/2 tbs hot water

1 and 1/4 tbs gelatine (powder form)

12 passionfruit

625g cream cheese, softened

1 and 1/4 cups thickened cream

1 cup caster sugar

METHOD

1) Crush the NICE biscuits to smithereens, either with a rolling pin or in a food processor.

2) Add the melted butter, and coconut to the crushed biscuits and mix well.

3) Line a baking tray with non stick paper (My dish was 25cm x 38cm) Transfer biscuit mix into dish. Use fingertips to press mixture evenly so as to cover base of dish. Slam in fridge for at least 45 mins.

4) Cut the passionfruit in halves and then strain them over a bowl so as to separate the juice and the seeds.

5) Dissolve the gelatine in the hot water in a small bowl. Be careful not to over-mix it as it will form a skin that will then be difficult to incorporate later on.

6) In an electric mixer beat together on medium – high speed, the cheese, cream and sugar until well combined.

7) Whilst the mixer is still on high speed, add in 1/2 cup passionfruit juice, 1/4 cup passionfruit seeds, and the gelatine mixture. Combine well for another 5 – 10 minutes.

8) Transfer cheesecake mixture to baking tray by pouring it evenly over biscuit base. Use a spatula to smooth the top.

9) Scatter as many or as few of the remaining passionfruit seeds as you like over the top of the slice. Use a knife to create a marbled effect on top.

10) Refrigerate for at least 8 hours, preferably overnight. Keeps in an airtight container in the fridge for up to a week.

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11 comments

1 May! { 10.06.13 at 4:22 am }

Looks like heaven, Phoodie! Glad to hear you’re recovering well x

2 phoodie { 10.06.13 at 11:27 pm }

Thanks so much! :)

3 Callie { 10.07.13 at 1:09 am }

It looks amazing! can’t wait to try my hands at it!
Hope you’re feeling better :)

4 phoodie { 10.07.13 at 1:10 am }

Thanks so much Callie :)

5 Cecilia Warrick { 10.16.13 at 9:39 am }

Thanks that looks heavenly! I do hope you are much better now. x

6 phoodie { 10.16.13 at 9:20 pm }

Thank-you! Long road to recovery but am on my way!

7 talkandspoon { 10.27.13 at 1:58 am }

your little tablespoon measuring gadget (sorry, didn’t know how else to describe it!) is awesome! where did you get it from?

8 phoodie { 10.27.13 at 3:43 am }

He he he he! It is SO good! It was a wedding present, would you believe!? NO IDEA where it came from!? Try homewares shops… where do you live!? There is a great store in Sydney called PLENTY and I am sure they would have them!

9 talkandspoon { 10.27.13 at 4:08 am }

i live in sydney too! shall check out plenty, thanks for the tip!

10 Erin { 01.14.15 at 12:58 am }

Silly question, but have you made this in a round spring form tin before?

11 phoodie { 01.14.15 at 1:30 am }

Not a silly question! No I haven’t…. I don’t see why you couldn’t!?

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