Blueberry Cheesecake

Hello my food lovers!

Today I will introduce a delicious winter dessert: my blueberry cheesecake. A surprisingly light dessert, with both acidity and sweetness. A true delight!

It is a recipe inspired from my cheesecake recipe that I already shared with you. Adding blueberries brings a slight acid taste that changes everything!!

You will love this blueberry cheesecake with a blueberry sauce. In order to do so, I suggest that you simply adapt my strawberry and raspberry sauce by replacing the strawberries and raspberries by blueberries, as easy as that…

This rather light dessert will be delicious after a good meal. I could bet that your guests will be surprised!!

And for the perfect making, I recommend to bake my shortbread pastry. It will help with the right texture : crunchy and firm.

No more talking. The recipe, Chef!

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Blueberry Cheesecake

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Serves: 8-10 Difficulty: Easy Price: $$

Cooking Time: 1 hour 30 min

Ingredients

• 300 g pastry
• 600 g smooth cream cheese
• 15 cl cream
• 4 eggs
• 200 g blueberries
• 30 g almond powder
• 60 g starch (or flour if you don't have starch)
• 225 g sugar
• 1 bag of vanilla sugar (approx 10 g)
• Iced sugar

Instructions

1

Preheat your oven at 210 degrees.

2

In a large bowl, put the smooth cream cheese, the cream, the egg yolks, the sugar, the vanilla sugar and the starch. Mix.

3

Whip the egg whites fermly.

4

Add the egg whites with a spatula to the cream cheese mixture.

5

Spread your pastry with a generous thickness and put it in your mold.

6

Spread the almond powder and put the blueberries.

7

Pour the cream cheese mixture on the blueberries.

8

Bake for 45 minutes.

9

After 45 minutes, turn off your oven, open the door and leave the cake inside for a few minutes.

10

Then, let it cool down at room temperature for 20 minutes before unmolding.

11

When it has cooled down, spread with iced sugar.

Notes

I do not recommend to have frozen blueberries since they will loose water during baking and your pastry will suffer ...