Yogurt and frozen cheese

By NonaDickens

Yogurt and frozen cheese
Ingredients: light cream,yogurt,milk,butter,blueberry sauce,white sugar,gelatin tablets,cream cheese

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Steps for Yogurt and frozen cheese

  • Make  step 0
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    Prepare the required materials.
  • Make  step 1
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    Put the digestive biscuits into a fresh-keeping bag and crush them with a rolling pin.
  • Make  step 2
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    After the butter melts, add it to the shredded digestive biscuits.
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    Mix well with a rubber spatula.
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    Pour the mixed biscuits into a mold and tighten them with a spoon or cup.
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    After the cream cheese is softened at room temperature, add milk and stir with warm water.
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    Stir until smooth and particle-free.
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    Add sugar and blueberry paste and stir well.
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    Pour in the yogurt and stir until smooth.
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    Soak the gelatine tablets until soft and melt in warm water.
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    Pour into the cheese paste and stir well.
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    Pour the stirred cheese paste into the mold with the bottom of the biscuit, and refrigerate in the refrigerator for more than 4 hours.
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    Remove the refrigerated cheesecake.
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    Beat with light cream and sugar.
  • Make  step 14
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    Decorate the surface of the cheesecake with light cream and yellow peaches.
  • Yogurt and frozen cheese Make Tips

    Pig Tip 1 You can also replace the cake base with other cookies you like, or use cake directly. 2 When demoulding, you can wrap the mold with a hot towel, or use a hair dryer to blow around the mold. 3 When I made it that day, I used 2 pieces of gelatine. Maybe it was because the yogurt was not as thick as cream. The solidification effect was very poor. It started to melt after a while at room temperature, and it couldn't be cut into pieces, so I added 2 more pieces of gelatine in the formula for your reference. Don't shoot me