Snowy White Cheesecake Made with Yogurt
- 1 store-bought Sponge cake
- 80 grams Berry jam
- 25 grams Strawberries
- 4 grams Gelatin block
- 1 soak 4 grams in 20 ml of water If using powdered gelatin
- 170 ml Heavy cream
- 50 grams Egg white
- 50 grams Granulated sugar
- 50 ml Water
- 120 grams Fromage blanc or strained yogurt
- Fromage blanc is a white, high-moisture cheese that is like yogurt.
- It tastes a lot like yogurt.
- If you can't find fromage blanc, you can use yogurt.
- If using yogurt, top a small bowl with a strainer and line the strainer with a paper towel.
- Place the yogurt into the paper and wrap it up.
- Place a weight on top and let sit for 2~3 hours to strain.
- If you use about 450 g of yogurt, it will come out just about right.
- Once it's done draining, transfer 120 g to a bowl and mix it up.
- For the berry confiture: You can use fruit jam or strawberry jam if you like.
- Run the strawberries through a blender until they are pureed, then heat in a pot with the jam.
- Once the jam has melted, it's ready.
- Wrap a cake mold smaller than 15 cm diameter with plastic wrap and pour Step 7 into it.
- Transfer to the freezer to chill until hardened.
- This will take time, so you can do it the day before if you like.
- If you don't have a smaller cake pan, make an aluminum circle like in the picture.
- It's okay if it's not as neat at this.
- For the mousse: Soak the powdered gelatin in cold water to re-hydrate.
- Beat the heavy cream until stiff peaks form.
- Beat the egg whites in a bowl until thick like this.
- Combine the sugar and water in a sauce pan and turn on the heat.
- If you heat it over high, it will burn and become caramelized, so please carefully adjust the heat!
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- If you have a thermometer, heat it until it's just under 120C.
- If you don't have it, heat until the water is reduced to roughly half.
- Add Step 12 to the hot syrup to make the Italian meringue.
- Beat constantly.
- Keep beating it until it is a glossy meringue.
- Mix together the fromage blanc or yogurt with Step 11's heavy cream.
- Dissolve the gelatin in a double boiler and quickly mix into the mixture.
- Don't let the gelatin get too hot!
- Dissolve it over low heat.
- Add Step 16's Italian meringue into Step 17 and fold it in with a rubber spatula to make the mousse.
- Assembly: Cut a thin slice of sponge cake into a shape to fit into a 15 cm cake mold.
- Line the bottom of a 15 cm metal ring with plastic wrap and pour in half of Step 19.
- Top with the chilled Step 10.
- Pour in the remaining mousse and top with the sponge cake.
- Freeze in the freezer for about 4 hours
- If you don't have a metal ring, you can use a regular cake mold with a removable bottom.
- In that case, Stack everything in the opposite order and freeze in the freezer for half a day.
- Once frozen, flip it over and use a heated damp and wrung-out towel to warm the sides a bit to remove from the mold.
- Then, let it defrost in the refrigerator to finish It's a really fluffy and soft mouse, so only garnish with something light.
- By the way, you'll have some leftover sponge cake and egg whites, so why don't you try making this, too, so nothing goes to waste?.
- I recommend using jam that goes well with strawberries.
storebought, berry jam, strawberries, gelatin, if using, cream, egg, sugar, water, yogurt
Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/172222-snowy-white-cheesecake-made-with-yogurt (may not work)