Crustless Blender Cheesecake With Quick Raspberry Sauce

• for the cheesecake:
• 200 grams cottage cheese
• 200 grams low-fat cottage cheese
• 100 grams non-fat greek yogurt
• 50 milliliters milk (I used a cashew-coconut blend)
• 1 tablespoon maple syrup
• one ripe banana
• 2 eggs
• 3 spoonfuls cornstarch
• a pinch salt
• for the quick raspberry topping:
• 50 grams raspberry jam (no sugar added)
• a splash orange juice

1. blend the cheesecake mixture.rnpreheat oven to 160 C.rngrease a 20cm springform pan with coconut oil, then line the inside with parchment paper. if you're going for the sleek, bakery style look, cut a circle of parchment that's the same size of the inside of the pan. cut another piece of parchment long enough to line the sides of the pan. make sure all the pieces stick to the sides and bottom thanks to the coconut oil.
2. to a high speed blender, add cottage cheese, greek yogurt, milk and maple syrup and blend until smooth. scrape the sides of the machine as needed.rnrnblend in the banana, chopped into large pieces.rnrncrack in the eggs and run the blender on high for about one minute, then sift in cornstarch, add salt and whizz one more time to combine.
3. bake the cheesecake and allow it to cool.rnpour the cheesecake mixture into prepared pan and bake for one hour.rnwhen it's done allow the cake to cool down into the oven for about 20 minutes. this should prevent the top from cracking. rntake it out and let cool completely before transferring the cake to the fridge for at least 4 hours, ideally overnight.
4. prepare the quick raspberry sauce.rnin a small bowl combine raspberry jam with enough orange juice to achieve a smooth and slightly runny but not liquid consistency.
5. serve the cake.rntop the cheesecake with the raspberry mixture and enjoy!

cottage cheese, lowfat, non, milk, maple syrup, banana, eggs, cornstarch, salt, raspberry, orange juice

Taken from food52.com/recipes/76770-crustless-blender-cheesecake-with-quick-raspberry-sauce (may not work)