Quick & Easy

Lattice biscuit citrus cheesecake

No oven? No problem!
lattice biscuit citrus cheesecake
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No bake? No worries! This easy cheesecake slice uses lattice biscuits and just needs to be popped into the fridge overnight for a delicious, zesty dessert the next day. Simple!

As lattice biscuits have been discontinued you may be able to try Julie’s Sugar Crackers or Hep Seng Sugar Crackers available from Asian grocers or SAOs can be another substitute.

Ingredients

Method

1.Line base and sides of a deep 18cm square pan with baking paper. Arrange half the biscuits in base of pan, trimming to fit if needed.
2.Make cheesecake filling; in a jug, sprinkle gelatine over water, whisking to dissolve. In a large bowl, using an electric mixer, beat cream cheese until creamy. Add sour cream and sugar, beating until smooth. Beat in lime juice, zest and gelatine mixture until well combined. Pour over biscuit base.
3.Press remaining biscuits on top of cream cheese mixture. Chill overnight, until firm. Cut into squares. Serve dusted with icing sugar and candied lime zest (see tip) if liked.

Candy zest by making a sugar syrup, half water to sugar. Heat, stirring to dissolve sugar. Simmer for 2-3 minutes. Add zest. Transfer to a plate.

As lattice biscuits have been discontinued you may be able to try Julie’s Sugar Crackers or Hep Seng Sugar Crackers available from Asian grocers or SAOs can be another substitute.

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