Important for spidernet cheesecakes
Ingredients for the filling should have room temperature and be stirred only briefly so that the cake does not tear strongly.
A cookie bottom is baked with cream cheese quark mass and then decorated with melted chocolate as a spider web. Ingredients for the filling should have room temperature and be stirred only briefly so that the cake does not tear strongly. For small portions, the mass can be baked in muffin barrels, dark biscuits enhance the contrast.
Why this recipe works
Ingredients for the filling should have room temperature and only be stirred briefly so that the cake does not tear strongly. A biscuit bottom is baked with cream cheese quark mass and then decorated with melted chocolate as a spider web. For small portions, the mass can be baked in muffin barrels, dark biscuits enhance the contrast.
Recipe
A cookie bottom is baked with cream cheese quark mass and then decorated with melted chocolate as a spider web. Ingredients for the filling should have room temperature and only be stirred briefly so that the cake does not tear strongly.
Preheat the oven to 160 °C top/bottom heat and place a springform. Mix biscuit crumbs with liquid butter, heat cream cheese and quark and melt the chocolate for the net.
A cookie bottom is baked with cream cheese quark mass and then decorated with melted chocolate as a spider web.
Ingredients for the filling should have room temperature and be stirred only briefly so that the cake does not tear strongly.
Slowly cool the cheesecake and then chill for several hours. Draw the chocolate net onto the solid surface and cut the pieces with a warm, dry knife.
Kitchen know-how
Ingredients for the filling should have room temperature and be stirred only briefly so that the cake does not tear strongly.
Variations
Values are estimates per serving and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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