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Base

  • 70 grams castor sugar, (or milled raw sugar 3 sec/sp8)
  • 150 grams Butter, softened
  • 1 teaspoon Vanilla Paste, see notes
  • 1 egg
  • 120 grams plain flour
  • 10 grams Self Raising Flour
  • 60 grams Milk
  • 20 grams Desiccated Coconut

Topping

  • 100 grams white chocolate melts
  • 140 grams castor sugar
  • 500 grams Philadelphia cream cheese, at room temperature
  • 100 grams sour cream
  • 2 eggs
  • 70 grams raspberries, frozen or fresh

Coulis

  • 150 grams raspberries, frozen or fresh
  • 30 grams castor sugar
  • --- juice of half a lemon
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    1h 30min
    Preparation 35min
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Recipe's preparation

    Base

  1. preheat oven to 180 degrees. line a slice tin, allowing the paper to overhang the tin

  2. mix butter, sugar and vanilla for 10 seconds on speed 5. Scrape down the sides.

  3. add in 1 egg and mix for 5 seconds on speed 5. scrape down the sides and mix again for 5 seconds on speed 5. 

  4. add flours, milk and cocnut. mix for 10 seconds on speed 2.

  5. spread into the prepared tin and bake for 15 minutes.

    6. Coulis

  6. add all ingredients and blend for 3 seconds speed 9. scrape down the sides and heat at 90 degrees for 5 minutes speed 1. pour into a jug and allow to cool

    7. Filling

  7. grate chocolate on speed 9 for 3 seconds. then melt at 80 degrees for 3 minutes on speed 2

  8. add cream cheese and sugar. mix for 30 seconds speed 3. add sourcream and eggs. mix for 4 seconds on speed 10. scrape down the sides 

  9. mix in the raspberries and mix on speed 4 for 4 seconds. pour over prepared base

  10. spoon coulis on in dollops over the filling. then take a skewer and make figure 8's up and down the filling to create a swirl effect. bake at 160 degree for 45 minutes or untill set. allow to cool in tin before cutting up

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Tip

I used homemade vanilla paste but you can use vanilla extract instead if you like

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  • 🤤 yummy!!! Great recipe

    Submitted by Jojo2016 on 9. June 2019 - 22:52.

    🤤 yummy!!! Great recipe

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  • What size tin is best ?

    Submitted by Nate's Mum on 24. December 2018 - 15:22.

    What size tin is best ?

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  • This is so yummy. Even fussy

    Submitted by dee1 on 4. December 2016 - 15:42.

    This is so yummy. Even fussy eaters loved it. Thanks. 

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  • Hi, yes, 10g self raising

    Submitted by pinktink on 1. January 2016 - 23:02.

    Hi,

    yes, 10g self raising flour is correct. It's only a small amount to give a little raise in the base. Was the butter at room temp? sorry to hear your base didn't turn out. I'm not sure where it went wrong as this is the recipe I have been using for all of my cheesecakes and they have all been fine. the base usually is like a raw biscuity consistency and I use my fingers to spread into the tin.  

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  • Just wondering if 10g of SR

    Submitted by Adamson on 1. January 2016 - 10:21.

    Just wondering if 10g of SR flour is right? My base has turned out more of a paste and hard to spread tmrc_emoticons.(

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