Cheesecake with dates and nuts base

Cooking Instructions
- 1
Add all the ingredients in a food processor and blitz until sticky enough to mould. Let the nuts be coarsely ground.
Line a springform loose base tin. Transfer the almond and dates and press in the bottom using a spatula. Refrigerate until set. - 2
In a bowl add fresh cream and condensed milk. Whisk with an electric mixture. Gradually add lemon juice and whisk until it holds. Add in the zest and mix.
- 3
Assembling:-
Remove the base from refrigerate and transfer the cream and spread it evenly using a spatula. (Leave about 2 tablespoon of cream aside.)
Cut a round bubble wrap and press it on top of the cheesecake. Press it so it gives a nice honeycomb impression. Remove the bubble wrap and with the 2 tablespoon cream decorate as per your desire.
Refrigerate overnight to enjoy.
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