Now this is a fun cheesecake!
If you like cookies..and you like cookie dough....and you like cheesecake...well look at this! It's a cookie monsters paradise!
Let's see how Peggy makes this fun dessert.
Recipe by Peggy Mitchell
You will need: one 9 inch round pan, with a removable base or spring form.
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: Nil
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Yield: 8 servings
INGREDIENTS
The Cookie Dough
¼ Cup or 55 g Butter
¼ Cup or 50 g Sugar
¼ cup or 50 g brown sugar
1 TBS of water
1 tsp of vanilla
½ cup or 60 g flour
1 ½ cups or 300 g of chocolate chips
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The Filling
2 cups or 475 ml Whipping Cream
8 oz or 225 g Cream Cheese
¼ Cup or 30 g Unsweetened Cocoa Powder
6 Chocolate pieces, roughly chopped
The Base
1 x 11.5 oz package chocolate chip cookies
¼ Cup or 55 g Melted Butter
INSTRUCTIONS
Make the Base
Start with your cookie crust, Crush your cookies into fine pieces and place in bowl with your melted butter. Mix well; you want every crumb covered.
**** (THIS IS A MUST) Line your pan with parchment paper or you will not be able to get this crust out without breaking it.
Make the cookie dough
For your cookie dough, combine your sugar, vanilla, and butter in your mixer on medium to nice and pale, add the remaining ingredients. When they are all incorporated take it out and place your dough in the refrigerator till the dough is stiff enough to make into pieces.
Make the filling
1. Whip up your whipping cream until stiff peaks. Remove from mixer and put in a large bowl for you will need this bowl to fold everything in.
2. Whip up your cream cheese, and combine it with your cocoa powder to give it that chocolate flavour.
3. Now after your cream cheese mix is blended well, fold in your chocolate chips, and slowly and gently fold in your whipped cream.
4. At this point check to see if your dough is chilled enough so you can make nice firm pieces of it, you will want this for when you bite into your cheesecake every bite has a piece of cookie dough.
5. When you dough is broken into bite size pieces fold this into the filling gently.
6. Then pour over your cookie crust and let chill for 4 hours. This will need 4 hours to chill.
After it has been chilled top it with your favourite chocolate chip cookies for decorations.

- ¼ Cup or 55 g Butter
- ¼ Cup or 50 g Sugar
- ¼ cup or 50 g brown sugar
- 1 TBS of water
- 1 tsp of vanilla
- ½ cup or 60 g flour
- 1 ½ cups or 300 g of chocolate chips
- 2 cups or 475 ml Whipping Cream
- 8 oz or 225 g Cream Cheese
- ¼ Cup or 30 g Unsweetened Cocoa Powder
- 6 pieces Chocolate roughly chopped
- 1 oz x 11.5 package chocolate chip cookies
- ¼ Cup or 55 g Melted Butter
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Start with your cookie crust, Crush your cookies into fine pieces and place in bowl with your melted butter. Mix well you want every cookie covered.
-
For your cookie dough combine your sugar, vanilla, and butter in your mixer on medium to nice and pale, add the remaining ingredients. When they are all incorporated take it out and place your dough in the refrigerator till the dough is stiff enough to make into pieces.
-
Whip up your whipping cream until stiff peaks. Remove from mixer and put in a large bowl for you will need this bowl to fold everything in.
-
Whip up your cream cheese, and combine it with your cocoa powder to give it that chocolate flavour.
-
Now after your cream cheese mix is blended well, fold in your chocolate chips, and slowly and gently fold in your whipped cream.
-
At this point check to see if your dough is chilled enough so you can make nice firm pieces of it, you will want this for when you bite into your cheesecake every bite has a piece of cookie dough.
-
When you dough is broken into bite size pieces fold this into the filling gently.
-
Then pour over your cookie crust and let chill for 4 hours. This will need 4 hours to chill.
$ hours chill time is required for best results