Ingredients:
Cream cheese – 1 block (250gm)
Cream – 170 gm (I used Nestle)
Sugar – 6 teaspoon (original called for 1/2 a cup)
Mango puree – 3/4 of a cup
Gelatine – 1 Tablespoon
Hot Water – 1/4 cup
Marie Biscuits Crumbs – 2 cups
Unsalted butter, melted – 75 gm (about 1/3 of a cup)
Method:
1. Whiz the marie biscuits in a food processor or blender or mixie. Add melted butter and whiz again until the mixture comes together. Press into the bottom individual glasses. Refrigerate while preparing the rest of the cheesecake.
3. Add the gelatine to the hot water and stir till it completely dissolves. Add the mango puree and stir well. Keep half of this mixture aside and add the rest to the cream cheese mixture. Stir gently until well combined. ( I wanted to save water and no of vessels used so just used the mixer jar as container for mixing gelatine.. )
4. Pour on top of the biscuit base. Return to fridge for another 10-30 mins.
5. Pour the mango mixture as the third layer. Do this gently so that the layers don’t combine.
6. Refrigerate overnight and serve.Few things I like about this desert No baking required, can be done well in advance, No mess Serving of course very tasty
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4 Replies to “Eggless No-Bake Mango Cheesecake Recipe”
thanks for trying 🙂
This looks yummy!! Love that it is no bake 🙂
Hello. Recently discovered your blog and wanted to say great recipes, love the eggless baking ones especially. Did you know gelatin originates from animal byproducts. A great vegetarian substiute is agar agar. As this recipe's key ingredient is mangoes, one thing to note is that enzymes in fresh mangoes, papaya, and pineapple break down the gelling ability of the agar-agar so that it will not set. Cooking these fruits before adding them to a recipe, however, neutralizes the enzymes so that the agar-agar can set. Again, great website!
Thanks Dipti … Very useful info