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The light bitterness of matcha brings a refreshing taste to this matcha cheesecake. It's rich in antioxidants and perfect for occasionally indulging when you're sticking to a clean eating diet.
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Put the biscuit in a ziplock bag and crush it finely. Put it in a bowl, add melted butter and milk and mix.
Place mixture in a 20 cm (7 in) spring-loaded mold and make shape with holding it firmly with your fingers. Put it in a refrigerator and cool it (about 30 Minutes).
Place gelatin in a heat-resistant small dish, add water and let it set.
Add sugar to the cream cheese and mix well. Put yogurt and Heavy cream and mix well.
Heat gelatin for about 30 Seconds in a 600 W microwave oven and mix thoroughly every fifteen seconds. When the gelatin becomes liquid, filter it into mixture and mix well.
Divide mixture into two equal parts, add Matcha melted with hot water to one side, and mix well.
Pour half the amount of white filling into the bottom of the mold, put in a freezer for 15 Minutes and solidify.
Pour half of the filling containing the matcha into the mold and cool for 15 Minutes.
Repeat this until the remaining filling gets set up
Cool in a refrigerator for about 3 Hours.
Remove the cake from the mold, put it on the dish, sprinkle the tea strainer on the surface and sprinkle matcha.
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Ingredients
Directions
Put the biscuit in a ziplock bag and crush it finely. Put it in a bowl, add melted butter and milk and mix.
Place mixture in a 20 cm (7 in) spring-loaded mold and make shape with holding it firmly with your fingers. Put it in a refrigerator and cool it (about 30 Minutes).
Place gelatin in a heat-resistant small dish, add water and let it set.
Add sugar to the cream cheese and mix well. Put yogurt and Heavy cream and mix well.
Heat gelatin for about 30 Seconds in a 600 W microwave oven and mix thoroughly every fifteen seconds. When the gelatin becomes liquid, filter it into mixture and mix well.
Divide mixture into two equal parts, add Matcha melted with hot water to one side, and mix well.
Pour half the amount of white filling into the bottom of the mold, put in a freezer for 15 Minutes and solidify.
Pour half of the filling containing the matcha into the mold and cool for 15 Minutes.
Repeat this until the remaining filling gets set up
Cool in a refrigerator for about 3 Hours.
Remove the cake from the mold, put it on the dish, sprinkle the tea strainer on the surface and sprinkle matcha.
