Frozen chocolate cheesecake

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By Food24 November 03 2009
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Ingredients (10)

CRUST
200.00 g digestive biscuits
150.00 ml butter — melted
FILLING
200.00 g nestlé easymelt chocolate — broken into pieces
2.00 eggs — extra-large, seperated
500.00 g cottage cheese — creamed
125.00 ml castor sugar
250.00 ml cream — fresh, chilled
5.00 ml vanilla — essence
salt — pinch
berries — to decorate
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Method:

Spray a 23 cm loose-bottomed cake tin with non-stick spray. Crush the biscuits in the food processor. Add the melted butter and mix. Line the base of the prepared cake tin with the biscuit mixture, pressing it carefully up against the sides. Melt the chocolate in the microwave oven on 100 per cent power, stirring occasionally. Alternatively, place in a glass bowl and melt over a saucepan with boiling water. Cool slightly before stirring in the egg yolks – the mixture will become thick like cream. Spoon into the bowl of the food processor and add the cottage cheese. Process until well blended, adding small quantities of the castor sugar at a time. Whip the cream and vanilla essence until thick and fold into the mixture. Beat the egg whites together with the pinch of salt until soft peaks are formed and fold in. Pour the mixture into the prepared crust. Freeze overnight. Remove from the cake tin and transfer the cheesecake to a platter about 10 minutes before serving. Leave at room temperature. Decorate with fresh berries or strawberries and sprigs of herbs if desired.
Makes a medium cheesecake.



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