The first time I made it, I just piled on chopped mangoes and it was delicious but it was very orange, as you can imagine. The cheesecake is fabulous as it is without these toppings. I decorated this with cream, more mangoes and passionfruit for no reason other than to make it look pretty. Nothing like jelly, see? 🙂 Aerated – thanks to the food processor blitzing! I promised that this No Bake Mango Cheesecake had a soft mousse-like filling, and here’s a photo to show you.
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And don’t stress even if you end up with clumps! I did in my first attempt and it still worked out fine – read the recipe notes for how to deal with this. There is no need to fear using gelatin powder! Follow the recipe steps exactly – the key part is to sprinkle the gelatin powder over the surface of a bowl of water, rather than dumping in spoonfuls (which will result in clumps). Also the setting strength of gelatin powder in different countries is very similar, whereas I’ve seen inconsistencies with gelatin sheets. I use powdered gelatin because it’s readily available at supermarkets (baking aisle) – as opposed to gelatine sheets. Biscuit base blitzed first, then the mangoes, then throw the other filling ingredients in, blitz and pour.īecause this is a NO BAKE Mango Cheesecake, it’s made with gelatin to set the filling. This is made almost entirely in a food processor. Because I was determined that it be appropriately mangoey, rather than just a yellow cheesecake with a mango fragrance. I think you’ll find that this mango cheesecake recipe has a wee bit more mango in it than others. VERY happy that this wasn’t one of them!!! Plenty of recipe failures over here that never make it to the publishing table. I KID YOU NOT!!!Ī big, beautiful tray of ripe Honey Gold Mangoes for me to use to keep recipe testing so I could perfect the mango cheesecake to share here.ĭon’t get too jealous, if you could see the state in which I live and that I no longer have a dining room because I sacrificed it to use as my photography and video “studio” (a term I use loosely because it’s about as un-pro as a studio can be), and the frustration at times of making the same recipe over and over again in order to make it good enough to share on my blog, not to mention taking photos and filming the recipe video…. As luck would have it, I shared my first mango cheesecake attempt live on Instagram stories just on Monday this week, the wonderful folk over at Mangoes Australia saw it and within 4 hours – this was delivered to my house. If I’m making a mango cheesecake, it’s got to seriously taste of MANGO. Topped with mango jelly (soooo pretteee!), piled high with whipped cream (optional, but again, soooo pretteee!), more mangoes, and passionfruit – yet again, because… well, for no reason other than it’s soooo pretteee!!! 😂 Helloooooo mangoes! She who can’t resist a bargain loaded up, and this was the result:Ĭreamy insanely mangoey mousse-like cheesecake filling – NO BAKE! I happened across bargain scruffy looking mangoes at Harris Farm Markets ( Instagram followers know I’m there practically every day!) – $2.99 / kg (that’s $1.50/lb) for beautiful ripe, juicy mangoes that were blemished on the outside yet perfect on the inside. This No Bake Mango Cheesecake is a classic example of what started out as a cruisy week ending up in a whirlwind of mango pureed chaos / bliss. I would never give up my brown foods to be a pretty cake blog! 😂 Though just writing that list out reminds me of all that saucy brown deliciousness….
if it’s brown-and-ugly-but-delicious, there’s a good chance I’ve already shared it and had the pleasure of trying to capture a photo of a pile of brown gloop so it looks as irresistibly delicious as it tastes.
Salisbury Steak, Pot Roast, Beef and Mushroom Pie, Cottage Pie, Guinness Stew, Chickpea Curry, Lentil Soup…. When I photograph beautiful cakes like this, it sometimes makes me wish I wasn’t the Queen of Brown Food. This No Bake Mango Cheesecake is a complete and utter celebration of summer! A creamy mousse-like cheesecake loaded with 3 BIG mangoes and is surprisingly straightforward to make with your food processor.
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