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The idea for storing my most used recipes online came after a period of having my recipes and cookbooks tucked away in storage. The ease and convenience of having them available at the push of an internet button was simply to good to resist! As much as I love cooking and experimenting in the kitchen, I didn't create the majority of recipes on this site, I merely love to use them, but I'll attempt to document every recipe I know the origin of.
As a pescetarian, the selection of recipes will reflect this- but there will still be a few family recipes included from my pre-pesc years... though I aim to convert these to pesc-friendly dishes at some stage!

* Mocha Cheesecake


Serves: 10-12 | Preparation: 30 mins (plus chilling)

25 and process until fine 0 g plain chocolate biscuits, broken
100 g butter, melted
2 tsp gelatine
1/4 c just-boiled water
1 Tbsp instant coffee granules
375 g cream cheese, chopped, at room temperature
1/2 c caster sugar
300 ml thickened cream
180 g dark eating chocolate, melted


Lightly grease a 20cm round springform pan.

Place biscuit pieces in a food processor and process until fine crumbs form. Add butter and pulse until well combined. Press mixture over base and side of pan. Chill for 30 minutes.

In a jug, whisk gelatine into the boiled water along with the coffee, until dissolved. Allow to cool.

In a bowl, using an electric mixer, beat cream cheese and sugar together until smooth. Beat in cream, then the gelatine mixture, mixing until well combined.

Pour half the filling into the biscuit crust. Drizzle with half the melted chocolate, swirling with a skewer until it looks marbled. Repeat with remaining filling and chocolate. Cover and chill overnight, or until firm.

TOP TIPS:
- It's important that the gelatine and cheese mixtures are at a similar temperature when you combine them, as this prevents lumps from forming.
-This recipe is not suitable to freeze.

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