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Cheesecake with brownie base

Käsekuchen mit Brownieboden, dekoriert mit Schokoladenstreifen und rosa Kugeln, auf einem Gitter mit Serviette.

Pretty much everyone has a secret cheesecake recipe from their grandmother. Everyone gets to try a slice, but the recipe remains a secret. Today we have a very special recipe that we are happy to share with you. Classic cheesecake, but with a brownie base - guaranteed to be super tasty!

Recipe for a 26 cm springform pan

Ingredients for the brownie base:

140 g butter
170 g flour
140 g single-origin chocolate Peru 60 %'
255 g sugar
2 eggs
40 ml cream
30 ml milk

Ingredients for the cheese mixture:

565 gr cream cheese, heavy cream stage
170 gr sugar
3 eggs, size L
1 vanilla pod
1 lemon, zest
140 gr yoghurt
Also some melted single-origin chocolate Peru 60 % to decorate.

Preparation:

  1. Preheat the oven to 180°C and grease the springform pan.

  2. Melt the butter and the single-origin chocolate over a bain-marie and stir until smooth. Then remove the chocolate and butter cream from the heat and stir in the sugar, eggs and milk.

  3. Sieve the flour and gradually fold into the batter.

  4. Pour the batter into a tin and bake for 20-25 minutes. Remove the brownie base from the oven and leave to cool slightly.

  5. Reduce the oven heat to 160°C.

  6. Mix the cream cheese with the sugar, eggs, vanilla and lemon zest. Then fold in the yogurt.

  7. Spread the cheese mixture over the brownie base and bake for a further 45-55 minutes until the cheese mixture is firm.

  8. Leave the cheesecake to cool and remove from the tin. Place in the fridge for at least 4 hours, preferably overnight, before cutting.

Tip:

Decorate with melted single-origin chocolate as desired.

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Since 1918, Rausch has been dedicated to chocolate in Berlin, now in its fifth generation. More than 400 employees contribute their knowledge, from the selection and processing of cocoa to production, patisserie and chocolaterie, as well as in the Chocolate Houses in Berlin and Peine. The experience and knowledge that come together here also flow into the content of the blog.