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Passionfruit Tofu Cheesecake

Passionfruit Tofu Cheesecake

Table of Contents

    • What better way to enjoy an Australian summer than with a passionfruit tofu cheesecake?
  • Notes
    • About Elato

What better way to enjoy an Australian summer than with a passionfruit tofu cheesecake?

It’s by award-winning chef Teage Ezard and designed specially to be served with Elato Cold Brew Decaf Cafe Latte Ice-Cream.

“This dish has distinctive flavours that marry well and an incredible creamy texture,” Teage says.

“The sharpness and tart characteristics of the passionfruit is offset with the slight bitterness and salt flavour you get from coffee. 

“The crunch and crumble provide an exciting mouth-feel of different flavours and wonderful textures.”

RatingDifficultyIntermediate

Prep Time10 minsCook Time20 minsTotal Time30 mins

For the biscuit base:
 50g melted unsalted butter
 75g biscuit crumbs, gluten-free or other
 100g brown sugar
 ¼ tsp cinnamon
 ¼ tsp ginger
 ¼ tsp salt
For the cheesecake:
 300g silken tofu
 100ml thickened cream
 3 tsp gelatin powder
 340g cream cheese
 75g white caster sugar
 80g passionfruit pulp

1

Break the biscuits up into crumbs.

2

Add the rest of the ingredients for the biscuit base to a mixing bowl and mix well. Reserve.

3

In a food processor add the tofu, cream cheese and sugar. Blend until smooth. Reserve.

4

Over a double boiler warm thickened cream.

5

Add the gelatin to a small heatproof bowl.

6

Boil 50ml of water and pour over the gelatin, stirring to dissolve.

7

Add gelatin mixture to the warm thickened cream. Let cool.

8

Add the cream mixture to the tofu mixture in a food processor/mixing bowl until well combined.

9

Pour the tofu mixture into six lightly greased 4cm x 6cm moulds and let set in the refrigerator for two hours.

10

Remove cheesecake from the refrigerator, turn it out onto chilled plates.

11

Plate the biscuit crumb mixture and passionfruit on the plate.

12

Accompany with Elato Cold Brew Decaf Cafe Latte Ice Cream.

13

Prepare a warm (not hot) drink, to enhance the taste, by warming up your mouth between spoons of ice cream and chilled cheesecake.

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Ingredients

For the biscuit base:
 50g melted unsalted butter
 75g biscuit crumbs, gluten-free or other
 100g brown sugar
 ¼ tsp cinnamon
 ¼ tsp ginger
 ¼ tsp salt
For the cheesecake:
 300g silken tofu
 100ml thickened cream
 3 tsp gelatin powder
 340g cream cheese
 75g white caster sugar
 80g passionfruit pulp

Directions

1

Break the biscuits up into crumbs.

2

Add the rest of the ingredients for the biscuit base to a mixing bowl and mix well. Reserve.

3

In a food processor add the tofu, cream cheese and sugar. Blend until smooth. Reserve.

4

Over a double boiler warm thickened cream.

5

Add the gelatin to a small heatproof bowl.

6

Boil 50ml of water and pour over the gelatin, stirring to dissolve.

7

Add gelatin mixture to the warm thickened cream. Let cool.

8

Add the cream mixture to the tofu mixture in a food processor/mixing bowl until well combined.

9

Pour the tofu mixture into six lightly greased 4cm x 6cm moulds and let set in the refrigerator for two hours.

10

Remove cheesecake from the refrigerator, turn it out onto chilled plates.

11

Plate the biscuit crumb mixture and passionfruit on the plate.

12

Accompany with Elato Cold Brew Decaf Cafe Latte Ice Cream.

13

Prepare a warm (not hot) drink, to enhance the taste, by warming up your mouth between spoons of ice cream and chilled cheesecake.

Notes

Passionfruit Cheesecake
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For more delicious recipes, you may visit Elato.

About Elato

Not only does Elato ice-cream taste exceptional, it’s a force for good with 50 per cent of the brand’s profits supporting food rescue non-profit organisation Oz Harvest. Its delicious flavours are sourced from social enterprises committed to sustainability, fair trade and a positive social impact as well as offering a range of “better for you” product features.

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Passionfruit Tofu Cheesecake

Written by:
Best Desserts Team
Published on:
December 19, 2021

Categories: Cakes

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