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Sheron Norsworthy
This Raspberry Ripple Chia Pudding means taking my favorite breakfast up another notch. Not complicated really, cause it will take you only 5 minutes to make the raspberry sauce and as for the pudding, you already know the drill ?
As for the pretty stripped pink hearts, I sliced candy cane beet into thin slices and made the heart shapes using cookie cutter. To stick it to the jar, just press it on the dry glass and hold until it sticks. These beet slices are a bit trickier but banana, strawberries, kiwi and all other soft fruits work like a charm! Find more inspiration for this fruit sticking on jars business on Alphabreakfast.com
1. To prepare chia pudding, mix chia seeds, milk, vanilla and coconut sugar in a jar. Keep stirring until it starts to thicken.
2. Leave to soak for at least 30 minutes, best 2-3 hours. You can leave it overnight as well.
3. For the sauce place all the ingredients besides psyllium in the pot
4. Heat it up on low flame an simmer for about 5 minutes, or until the berries soften and fall apart
5. Remove from the flame and add psyllium. The sauce will thicken
6. Leave it to cool down and at this point, you can add Aai berry powder.
7. When the pudding is ready, add half the yoghurt and mix well.
8. Assemble the pots: start with a layer of raspberry sauce, then chia pudding, yoghurt and I finished with mixture of sauce and yoghurt
9. You can optionally top it with more berries
Ingredients: Organic direct trade cacao, organic coconut butter, organic coconut milk, raw honey, organic vanilla extract, sea salt, raspberries, organic ginger, mango, strawberries, bee pollen, organic peppermint, organic cinnamon, blueberries, organic coconut flakes
Deb! These are fab!
I halved the recipe for an 88. Used GF Shr graham crackers in the crust, skipped the sour cream top and cooked it in a water bath for 30 min. Made a blueberry lime compote for the top too.
Looks delicious. Serving at a party where kids who do not like sour/tangy tastes (as some cheesecakes are) will be. Thoughts on if I should up the sugar in the cream cheese base, the sour cream topping, both or do whipped cream? As a mom I was curious what your kids thought about sweetness/tartness level? Thanks!
I second that! Quark (or fromage blanc) makes lighter, tastier cheesecake. It is what we use in Isreal as well. When we lived in the US it was not easy to find in a grocery store, but totally worth the effort.
The September Food and Wine was waiting for me when we got home today. Spain!, the cover shouted. Perhaps there will be some gems for you. We went before the girls were born. Barcelona is marvelous and full of delicious things to eat and beautiful things to see. Bummed about the timing though: Lilli and I are catsitting in Brooklyn the last week of August. Another time. Safe travels.
This looks amazing. Berry and citrus cheesecakes are my go-to flavored cheesecakes because they help to cut through the creamy richness of the cheesecake. I think I would add less berries if I made this because it could be a little too juicy. :)
This is the most delicious cheesecake. Made it with macerated mixed berries on top. Was a huge hit. Very easy to make. Only substitution was to use animal crackers for the crust. Oh, this was so good!!
I loved NY-style cheesecake as a teen but with age, I wanted something lighter. Once, when I had a stray cup of frozen pumpkin puree, I made a cheese cake with the pumpkin, one 8-ounce package of cream cheese, a cup of yogurt (or maybe half a cup) and 3 or 4 eggs.
I know I mixed by hand and that I used a little molasses. Possibly, some lemon. The crust was graham cracker crumb. It was light and pumpkiny. There was still a cheesecake flavor but without the cloying.
Made it for a small lunch gathering (3 adults, 3 children) and it took 1 hour from opening biscuits to cooling on rack. It was so straightforward! I used strawberries and blueberries on top to decorate, and we all enjoyed it (even the non-sweet eaters).
Then enough left over to cut up into bite size pieces and take to an afternoon gathering, of about 8-10 people, where it was a hit. (And there was another piece left over, which I just ate, as a reward for such a busy weekend!)
Deb,
What brand of digestive crackers did you use? In case you answered this before, my apologies but I could not find the answer to my question in the comments.
Thank you so much for your time.
Sue
Thank you for yet another go-to, stellar recipe! Made this for brunch with friends (including kids) and it was a huge hit. Even used 1/3-less fat cream cheese and it was still decadent. Only had blueberries and raspberries on hand (wish I could find those gorgeous currants!) and people were licking the crumbs off the foil.
I made this exactly as written and it is goooood. It makes a lot so I cut it into small squares and sent half with my husband to a work BBQ and took half to my work. I made it exactly as written. For the fruit topping, I followed the link to the cheesecake with a cooked cherry topping, and I followed the instructions using strawberries. I put that on top of the sour cream topping and I liked having both the sour cream and cooked fruit layers. This is going in my repertoire because its an easy, impressive, and portable dessert. 5 stars.
I made this today, with only one change (a late addition of lemon zest to the sour cream topping). It. Is. Perfect. This is now one of my top 3 Smitten Kitchen easy dessert recipes (with the one-bowl brownies and the yellow cake recipe).
Just made these for an office party and people were totally obsessed with them! They came together quickly, though I will admit that I was cursing my current lack of an electric whisk at the moment because my arm got a real workout. I also had to keep them in the oven for a few extra minutes before they puffed up appropriately. Will absolutely make again though! And loved that they were red, white, and blue for the 4th of July!
I am thinking of using the brownies from your brownie ice cream sandwiches as the base for this cheesecake. 1/2 recipe of each. The brownies cook for 12-15 minutes at 350 and this cheesecake cooks for 25 minutes at 325. Do you think that I can pour the prepared cheesecake batter directly over the prepared brownie batter and cook them both together at 325 for 25 minutes? P.S. Your site and cookbooks are amazing. Thank you!
was delish! i made the mistake of not waiting for it to cool a little before i added the sour cream layer so it became a little messy and had to bake a lot longer than was listed in the recipe but the flavor was on point! thanks again for another great one!!
OK. SO. I am late to this recipe, but I made this last night without the berries since it is April and there are no in-season berries where I live. I added a few teaspoons of elderflower-lemon cordial to both the cheesecake batter and the sour cream in lieu of a little bit of the sugar, and OH MY GOSH. DO IT. It is unbelievable.
Deb, this is an amazing recipe! I thought all cheesecakes were difficult and had to be cooked in water baths . This was expensive (because of the berries and cream cheese) but really easy to make and so delicious and impressive and beautiful. My sour cream layer ended up being a little thinner in certain spots than I would have liked and I might increase it next time but I think this is because the cheesecake puffed up unevenly after baking. Thanks Deb, will definitely make this again!
Hi Deb : my mother made an outstanding two layer cheesecake much like this but in a springform pan. She used Gerbers teething biscuits for the crust which were less sweet. They no longer exist!!! ?. Any other thoughts for a similar, not graham cracker, crust?
My mom made a similar cheesecake in a springform pan with Gerbers teething biscuits, no longer available.?. Any close seconds? They were perfect, -not to sweet and an understated complementary flavor.
I braved it and subbed full fat Greek yogurt for sour cream and it came out beautifully. I also added about 1 Tbsp of lemon zest to the filling, but made no other substitutions. This is a new go to for sure!
I made this the first time *almost* exactly as written, except using plain unsweetened greek yogurt + some lemon juice in place of sour cream. It worked beautifully.
Second time I made this, I doubled the crust and found that much better for the pan, and also combined the two layers into one. Still excellent and way less work!
I made these exactly as written (except topping with berries) and they were perfect. They are rich yet not heavy, and the ratio of crust:cream cheese filling:sour cream topping really is perfect.
They have a great vanilla flavor and would be delicious with no topping!
I topped mine with a cranberry apricot sauce since I was taking to a Christmas party and wanted them to look festive. The acidity and slight bitterness paired well with the cheesecake.