Baked Strawberry Cheesecake Bar

I wanted to make a baked cheesecake using strawberries, and after some trial and error, made this. My husband likes this, so I thought I would post the recipe.
I used 20 g sugar and 30 g egg. The heavy cream can be 47% or 35% fat I also recommend using 4 pieces of cream cheese (72g) and 30g of yogurt for a refreshing version. I think the strawberry puree is better homemade in a saucepan or microwave. Recipe by Mikkobu-
Baked Strawberry Cheesecake Bar
I wanted to make a baked cheesecake using strawberries, and after some trial and error, made this. My husband likes this, so I thought I would post the recipe.
I used 20 g sugar and 30 g egg. The heavy cream can be 47% or 35% fat I also recommend using 4 pieces of cream cheese (72g) and 30g of yogurt for a refreshing version. I think the strawberry puree is better homemade in a saucepan or microwave. Recipe by Mikkobu-
Steps
- 1
Take the cream cheese and egg out of the refrigerator so that come to room temperature. Melt butter in the microwave and set aside. Place the Oreos in a Ziplock bag and break into fine pieces. Set aside.
- 2
MIx the Oreos and melted butter from Step 1 and set aside. Line the poundcake pan with baking paper and add the Oreo mixture. Smooth out and chill in the refrigerator.
- 3
If you press down hard with a plastic-wrapped kamaboko board, the crust will be firmly flattened even in the corners.
- 4
Hull the strawberries and crush with a fork or a blender. Microwave unwrapped for 1 minute (600W). When it cools down slightly, microwave for another minute.
- 5
In order to cook down to 50 g, (thickened is best), strain a total of 15 g and add sugar and lemon juice.
- 6
To cook down from 30 g to 15 g of ready-made puree, microwave to evaporate the water (about 1 minute). While it's hot, add sugar and lemon juice.
- 7
Add white chocolate to Step 5 and heat in a hot water bath. Preheat the oven to 355°F/180°C. Beat the egg well.
- 8
Make the filling. Mix the cream cheese well with a whisk. When mixed, add the ingredients in the list in order from top to bottom, mixing well after each ingredient.
- 9
Pour about half + 10g (total 115g) of the batter from Step 8 into the pan. Tap to get rid of excess air. Bake at 180°C for 15 minutes. If it darkens a little bit, it's okay.
- 10
Add the mixture that was heating in the water bath from Step 7 to the remaining batter and mix well. Add vanilla extract and mix well.
- 11
When you bake the cake, the pink color becomes a little dull. I add a tiny amount of red food coloring (just the powder) and whisk well.
- 12
After Step 9 has baked for 15 minutes, add the mixture from Step 11 on top while tapping the bowl and pouring smoothly.
- 13
Once again, place in the oven. Reduce the temperature to 170°C and bake for 25-30 minutes. The first 10 minutes is for excess water to evaporate, so leave the cake as is, in the middle of baking, and cover with aluminum foil.
- 14
It's finished. It should be baked through, but if you are worried, use a bamboo skewer etc. to check. Leave in the pan and place in the refrigerator to cool (more than 6 hours.)
- 15
Cut into 6 slices. The edges of the cake rise more so I sliced it horizontally into 4 bars.
- 16
I used 5 pieces of individually wrapped "Kiri" cream cheese. Using 4 pieces + 30g sugarless yogurt is also refreshing and delicious.
- 17
To double the recipe, use an 18cm square dish. If you don't cover with foil, it becomes this dark. It has a pretty 3 layer filling.
- 18
I doubled the recipe in a 15cm round pan. I did not cover with aluminum foil. In the process in Step 9, first pour and bake 230g. After that, follow the same procedure.
- 19
It's easy and delicious to make the puree with fresh, ripe strawberries. It's expensive to buy, too. Hulling 2 packs gives a total of 600g.
- 20
Put strawberries in the blender, add about 10% of the 60g of sugar, simmer for about 30 minutes. It's down when it reduces to 50-60% of its original amount. Strain and it's done.
- 21
When you use homemade puree, the thickness should be the same as in Step 5, (It will be a thick, deep red) and is very delicious.
- 22
Here is a postscript. I recommend the red food coloring on the left, which you can pick up anywhere. The "Gaban" brand on the right did not color well, even with a lot.
- 23
If you're lazy, you can add flour all at the same time, but add a little water to dissolve.
- 24
It's harder than you think to get a pretty color but before baking, if the color is extra deep, it will become a pretty pink when finished.
- 25
Sister Recipe: Matcha Cheesecake Bar. Chocolate Cheesecake Bar.
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/156194-baked-chocolate-cheesecake-bars
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/152414-baked-matcha-cheesecake-bars
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