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Strawberry Recipes, Issue #56 - Strawberry Cream Cheese Cake March 11, 2009 |
The Ezine For Every Strawberry Lover!March 11th, 2009 Issue #56 Hello, There's less than one month left until Easter! Are you already preparing for the holidays? We are and we have been searching frantically for great new strawberry recipes. Here is one I like especially: the Strawberry Cream Cheese Cake. It's a delight!! Strawberry Cream Cheese Cake I assure you, you will want more than just one piece of this delightful strawberry cream cheese cake. If you're weight-conscious, use the light versions of cream cheese and chocolate instead. You'll love the strawberry cake!
Ingredients
Makes 12 servings
Directions Melt the butter and mix with biscuit crumbs. Then press into a spring form that has been thoroughly greased with spray oil or butter. Melt chocolate using the double-boiler method or in the microwave and pour into the spring form. Mix cream cheese, yoghurt, and lemon juice with a blender. Put gelatin and sugar into a pot with 1/2 cup (150 ml) water and warm carefully (do not boil!) until the gelatin has completely dissolved. Quickly blend into the cream cheese mixture. Cut strawberries into quarters. Distribute one third of the cream on top of the chocolate in the spring form, then cover with strawberries. Spread rest of the cream on top. Cool in the fridge for at least 3 hours. Use some leftover strawberries for decorating the cake just before serving.
Enjoy!
Nutritional Information per piece
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