This Chocolate Raspberry Cheesecake of Peggy's is full of tasty treats!
Inside the filling you will find raspberries, each with a little white chocolate chip inside, so take a bite and imagine the flavour and texture sensations you will get! Her cheesecake was adapted from a cheesecake recipe from Lovefoodies.
Let's see how Peggy made her cheesecake.
You will need: 8-9 inch cake tin. Spring form or one where the base comes out.
Prep Time: 20 minutes
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Cook Time: 4 Hours refrigeration
Yield: 6 servings
INGREDIENTS
The Base
75 g or 2 ½ oz butter
220 g or 8oz Digestive Biscuits (cookies) or Honey Graham Crackers
The Filling
200 ml or 7 fl oz fresh whipping cream
200 g or 7 oz cream cheese (room temperature)
450 g or 1 pint raspberries, and extra for decorating the top how you wish.
Mini White chocolate chips, enough to put one inside each of your raspberries and some for decoration on top.
30 g or ¼ cup of unsweetened cocoa powder
2 Tablespoons Icing sugar / powdered sugar (Optional, if your berries are not very sweet. Taste them and you will know!)
INSTRUCTIONS
Make the Base
1. Crush the cookies in a food processor or in a bag with a rolling pin.
2. Melt butter and add to the cookie crumbs and combine with a fork.
3. Put the mixture in an 8 inch loose bottom pan and leave in the fridge.
The Filling:
4. Add the icing / powdered sugar (if using) to the cream and whip up until just before stiff. And add the cocoa powder.
5. Add the cream cheese and mix in well.
6. Fill your raspberries with the chocolate chips.
7. Add the filling to the tin and push the raspberries into the filling and smooth over. Arrange the fruit on the top with any other decorations you wish.
8. Place in the fridge for 4 hours MINIMUM. Dust with powdered sugar if you wish.

- 75 g / 2 ½ oz butter
- 220 g / 8oz Digestive Biscuits or Honey Graham Crackers cookies
- 200 ml / 7 fl oz fresh whipping cream
- 200 g / 7 oz cream cheese room temperature
- 450 g or 1 pint raspberries and extra for decorating the top how you wish.
- Mini White chocolate chips enough to put one inside each of your raspberries and some for decoration on top.
- 30 g / ¼ cup of unsweetened cocoa powder
- 2 Tablespoons Icing sugar / powdered sugar (Optional if your berries are not very sweet. Taste them and you will know!)
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Crush the cookies in a food processor or in a bag with a rolling pin.
-
Melt butter and add to the cookie crumbs and combine with a fork.
-
Put the mixture in an 8 inch loose bottom pan and leave in the fridge.
-
Add the icing / powdered sugar (if using) to the cream and whip up until just before stiff. And add the cocoa powder.
-
Add the cream cheese and mix in well.
-
Fill your raspberries with the chocolate chips.
-
Add the filling to the tin and push the raspberries into the filling and smooth over. Arrange the fruit on the top with any other decorations you wish.
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Place in the fridge for 4 hours MINIMUM. Dust with powdered sugar if you wish.
Please note you will need 4 hours minimum chill time.