Mango and Coconut No Bake Cheesecake

Name: Mango and Coconut No Bake Cheesecake
Yield: 4 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 1 cm thick and 15 cm diameter slice Your favorite sponge cake base; 1 tbsp Water; 1 tbsp Fine granulated sugar; 1 tbsp Coconut liqueur; 160 grams, peeled Mango; 200 grams Cream cheese; 70 grams Fine granulated sugar; 60 ml Milk; 30 grams Coconut milk powder; 100 ml Heavy cream; 2 tbsp Coconut liqueur; 2 tsp Water; 9 grams Gelatin powder; 1 large Mango; 100 ml 100% orange juice; 1 tsp Fine granulated sugar; 2 grams Gelatin powder

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I tried using mangos to make my favorite cheesecake.

Be careful not to cool the gelatin mixture in Step 6 too much, or it will set.
If you brush the sponge generously with the syrup, it will have a lovely aroma of the coconut liqueur and be delicious. Recipe by Pu-kosan

I tried using mangos to make my favorite cheesecake.

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I tried using mangos to make my favorite cheesecake.

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Ingredients

4 servings

1cm thick and 15 cm diameter slice Your favorite sponge cake base
Syrup
1 tbspWater
1 tbspFine granulated sugar
1 tbspCoconut liqueur
Cheese filling:
160grams, peeled Mango
200 gramsCream cheese
70 gramsFine granulated sugar
60 mlMilk
30 gramsCoconut milk powder
100 mlHeavy cream
2 tbspCoconut liqueur
2 tspWater
9 gramsGelatin powder
Jello layer
1 largeMango
100 ml100% orange juice
1 tspFine granulated sugar
2 gramsGelatin powder

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Steps

1

Line the bottom of the springform pan with the sponge cake. Combine the sugar and water and heat in the microwave to dissolve. Add the liqueur to make a syrup and brush the syrup generously on the sponge cake.
2

Make the cheese filling. Mix the water and liqueur together, sprinkle with the gelatin powder and leave to soak.
3

Strain the mango to make a puree, firmly pressing it through the strainer with a spatula.
4

Put the cream cheese, which has been softened a bit in the microwave, and the sugar in a bowl and cream well with a spatula. When it's well combined, switch to a whisk and mix well.
5

Heat the mango puree and milk in a small saucepan until nearly boiling. Remove from heat, add the coconut milk powder and mix well until it's dissolved.
6

Dissolve the gelatin in Step 2 over hot water and stir it in to the mixture in Step 5. When it's well combined, cool the bottom of the pan in ice water while stirring thoroughly, until it no longer feels warm.
7

Whisk in the cream cheese mixture from Step 4, a little at a time, mixing well.
8

Next, add the heavy cream and mix well.
9

Pour the mixture on top of the sponge. Tap the bottom of the pan to remove any air pockets, and smooth out the top. Chill until set for 2-3 hours.
10

Make the jello. Remove the inside of the mango with a melon baller.
11

Take 1.5 tablespoons of orange juice from the amount listed. Sprinkle gelatin in it and set aside.
12

Dissolve the gelatin mixture in Step 11 over hot water. Mix in the rest of the orange juice and let cool.
13

When the mixture in Step 9 has firmly set, cover the top evenly with the balls of mango.
14

Pour the jello liquid from Step 12 over the mango to coat. Chill again in the refrigerator until set.
15

Since I used easy-to-make proportions for the jelly sauce, you'll probably have a bit left over. Remove the cheesecake carefully from the pan when it's set, and it's done.
16

You can probably use canned mango in syrup instead of fresh. Adjust the amount of sugar in that case.
17

Since you can't make mango balls with canned mango, drain the mango well and cut it into slices to lay on top.