Royal cheesecake with cottage cheese and cherries
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1160
Kitchen
Russian
Calorie content
262.8 kcal
Portions
6 port.
Cooking time
50 minutes
Proteins *
8.2 gr.
Fats *
4.7 gr.
Carbohydrates*
50.3 g
Delicious baked goods, for which you do not need to spend a lot of time and buy expensive ingredients. Loose shortcrust pastry that melts in your mouth is ideally combined with delicate curd filling. And cherries add an appropriate sweet and sour note, refreshing the cake and giving it a special juiciness. We must peel the cherries. And so that the berries do not create excess moisture and do not leave streaks of juice in the white filling, we stew them in sugar with a small amount of starch before forming the cake.
Ingredients
Cooking process
Preparing the ingredients for making the cheesecake. Put the butter in the freezer for twenty to thirty minutes, so that later it would be easier to grate it. We wash the cherries, dry them and peel them. We drain the excess juice released during the removal of the seeds. We leave one tablespoon of juice, and do not use the remaining part further into the filling.
Put the peeled cherries in a dry frying pan or saucepan, sprinkle with granulated sugar. We put on the stove and heat until the juice is released and the sugar dissolves. The temperature of the plate is medium. Mix the left tablespoon of juice well with potato starch and pour the resulting mass evenly over the cherry. Mix quickly, cook for another minute and remove from the stove. The cherry mass should thicken. Let the berries cool to a warm temperature.
Now we are preparing the curd filling. Put the cottage cheese in a separate bowl. The fatter it is, the more delicate and creamy the taste of the finished cheesecake will be. Pour granulated sugar and vanillin to the cottage cheese, and also break the eggs. Mix everything together with a spoon until the sugar grains dissolve uniformly. With manual stirring, the curd layer in the cheesecake will have a pronounced structure of grains. If you prefer a more delicate and homogeneous consistency, then it is better to break through the mass with a blender.
Grease the baking dish with butter. You can also cover it with oiled parchment to make it easier to remove the finished cheesecake after baking. Pour half of the prepared sand crumbs into the mold. With the back of the spoon or with your hands, distribute it in an even layer along the bottom and lightly tamp it.
Bon Appetit!