No Bake Blueberry Cheesecake

IMG_2699

If I have to end my meal with desserts, one of my choices will be cheesecake. I love cheesecake so much. Making cheesecake is easy but you need little patience as well. You can make many variations in cheesecake flavors, but classic blueberry is my all-time favorite. I don’t like to use any market bought blueberry compote, or jam but I use fresh blueberries in the recipe.

I like to make it in small jars instead of making big regular round shaped one. Reason is that you can watch your calories as well if you eat in small jars. So let’s start making blueberry cheesecake


IngredientsIMG_2700

For Filling: Cream cheese – 300 Grams (room temperature)

Condensed milk – 1 cup

Heavy whipped cream – 1 cup

Unflavored gelatin – 1 tablespoon

Fresh Blueberries – half cup

For crust: Digestive biscuit – 9 to 10

Butter – 3 tablespoons

For Topping: fresh blueberries – Half cup

Sugar – 3 tablespoons

Water – 1 cup

Method

First start with crust, take digestive biscuit (you can take graham crackers) in a mixer, grind till finely ground, add melted butter in it, by adding butter you get moist crumb form, crust is ready.

In a big bowl take cream cheese, condensed milk, mix well with a whisker. Mash some blueberries and add in this mixture, you can use topping compote as well for color and flavor. Add warm water in gelatin mix well and add in to cream cheese mixture. Now mix whipped cream in to this mixture, gently fold, do not whisk. Filling is ready.

For topping take 1 cup water in a pan heat it, add half cup blueberries and sugar. Let blueberries cook for 10 minutes until mixture changes in dark color and in half quantity, cool down.

For Serving take small shot glass or small jar, add 1 tablespoon of crust in bottom press well, now add filling as much as you want, in last cover with topping. Keep in fridge for minimum 3 hours until cream cheese is set perfectly. Garnish with whipped cream or fresh blueberry and mint, serve chilled.

 


IMG_2701

Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out /  Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out /  Change )

Connecting to %s