How To Make Oatcake Strawberry Cheesecake. Happy Friday! Love cheesecake? If so, I have a yummy recipe to share with you today:
Stoats Oatcake Strawberry Cheesecake. This cheesecake should come with a warning sign, it’s THAT addictive.
The combination of strawberries, cream, and mascarpone is a winner every time and works perfectly in this recipe.
Unlike the traditional cheesecake’s digestive biscuit base, our base uses Stoats very own rustic oatcakes!
The oats give a wholesome edge to the whole dish, which goes so well with the lightness of the cream and berries.
It might just be the most perfect thing ever.
1 box Stoats rustic oatcakes (150 grams)
50 grams melted butter
20 grams golden syrup
300 grams whipping cream
250 grams mascarpone
150 grams cream cheese
½ lemon squeezed
200 grams strawberries
150 grams caster sugar
1.) In a sandwich bag add all the oatcakes, and bash them with a rolling pin until you have a well-crumbled texture.
2.) Add the crumble to a bowl, and add the butter and golden syrup.
3.) Mix the crumble mixture until the butter and syrup are well distributed, then press firmly into the base of a greased springform tin (8 inches).
4.) Put the tin in to a freezer to set for a few hours.
5.) Blend the strawberries with the lemon and sugar, and separately beat together the cream cheese, mascarpone, and whipped cream.
6.) Softly fold the two mixtures together, retrieve your base from the freezer, and pour the luscious strawberry cream on top.
7.) You might want to ripple in a bit of coulis, jam, or compote at this point, then put everything in to the freezer overnight to set.
8.) When you want to serve, simply retrieve the cheesecake 30 minutes prior to eating, and release from the tin!
Recipe and image courtesy of stoats. What do you think of this Oatcake Strawberry Cheesecake? Fancy trying a slice?
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I've never thought about using oats to make cheesecake but this sounds divine! Pinning this for later.
Thanks Talya 🙂
Oh wow this looks AMAZING! Cheesecake is one of my favourites, my husband literally just said last night he is going to make one this weekend so we will try this!
Thanks for stopping by. Hope you got to make one Laura 🙂
I love the idea of the oatcake base, this sounds devine, I love cheesecakes.
Oh wow this looks amazing. Super pretty. Never thought to use oatcakes as a base x
This looks so good. Would definitely try this recipe. Love cheesecakes.
Oh wow that looks amazing
I really love oaty biscuits so I can imagine that this cheesecake version would be delicious mmm x x
Looks so delicious. I keep thinking about making a cheesecake.