The pictures and layout are ugly right? sigh! Rushing photos taking before i go off to work is always a big mistake! But at least the taste did not disappoint me! Very smooth and creamy with the distinctive taste and fragrance of green tea!
Marbled Green Tea Cheese Bar
(adapted and modified from 孟老师的下午茶)
Ingredients
80g digestive biscuits, crushed, mix with 30g melted butter
500g cream cheese, room temperature
200g milk
80g sugar
16g gelatin powder
20g green tea powder
Method
- Press biscuit mixture onto a square pan lined with either aluminum foil or cling wrap. Level the biscuit mixture with the back of a spoon. Place pan into the refrigerator for at least 30mins.
- In a medium bowl, combine cream cheese, sugar and milk and double-boil the mixture over a pot of simmering water, whisking constantly until cream cheese and sugar are melted completely.
- Add in gelatin powder into the cream cheese mixture, whisking constantly until gelatin powder dissolves, remove from heat.
- Pour 3/4 of the cream cheese mixture over the prepared pan, add in the green tea powder in the remaining 1/4 of cream cheese mixture and whisk until combined.
- Pour the green tea mixture into the pan again and twirl the mixture with a satay stick to create the marbled effect.
- Set aside to cool to room temperature, after cooling, cover with cling wrap or aluminum foil and place it in the refrigerator overnight before serving.
Oooh what lovely swirly details Jess! Well done! :D
ReplyDelete哟~~CHEESE的所有都是我的最爱哪~
ReplyDeletelorraine thank you!
ReplyDelete鲸鱼, 我也是耶! 呵呵! ^5
Cheese, i like it, thank for sharing Jass^^
ReplyDeleteGood job jess! It doesn't look like it's a first try, looks professionally done :)
ReplyDeleteNicely done! Looks very refreshing and delish! Love the marble effect! I love anything green tea, will love to try out this recipe.
ReplyDeletewow These cheese bars look decadent!
ReplyDeletelooks really nice (: (: im not a green tea person but my family is! hahah. thank you for the recipe (: (:
ReplyDeleteThe swirly looks pretty! it had been a long time I never make no-bake cheesecake, you make me craving for that :)
ReplyDeleteOooo love the swirls. I'm a sucker for green tea, so -bookmarked-.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. =D
Janice you are most welcome!
ReplyDeleteJean hee thanks for your compliments!
Wen thank you!
Angie thank you!
Jasmine you are most welcome!
DG thank you! hope to see your post soon!
Jet hehe hope to see your post soon!
Jess, I love the adding of green tea powder in this cheesecake. I bet it must be very yummy!
ReplyDelete你做得很美!自从做了几样抹茶烘焙,我发现这个味道还不错咯。可以想象你的一定很好吃!
ReplyDeleteOhhh myyy. This looks delicious and definitely doesn't look like it's the first time you made them! I've never tried green tea in cake before.
ReplyDeleteI rem seeing this from the book and bookmark it... hehe... yours has a nice swirl!! Well done! :)
ReplyDeleteAnn its really yummy! hee!
ReplyDelete茄子,谢谢夸奖! 嗯茉查的味道真的很不错!
Sharon thanks for your compliments you should try baking some green tea cakes soon! they taste really good!
Hanushi thanks for your compliments hee =D
hey, this is not bad and i can see the marbled effects on the cake too. btw, does this recipe make a very big cake as i can from the photo that you have 3 portions cut out?
ReplyDeleteLena hehe actually i x4 of the original recipe because i couldn't find a my small square pan! and i want it to look taller as well so i use up 1kg of my cheese!
ReplyDeleteI love green tea, and I love cheese... yummy ^_^
ReplyDeleteSeldom seen cheesecake as "neat" as a bar like this ;p
ReplyDeleteThe inside swirl is beautiful and the cakes are so neatly cut. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteneyeeloh hehe glad you like them!
ReplyDeletetigerfish & zoe lol thanks ah but i think i was just plain lucky when i cut them!
Owh my!!! This is so inviting ya! Am pretty drooling here ;)
ReplyDeleteI still have to cook with green tea, but am always amazed at its versatility in sweet bakes, this looks so inviting.
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