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Recipe for small cakes with cheesecake and fruits. The perfect summer recipe is our quark cakes with fruits from freshly picked apricots, to peaches or any other pome fruit. This recipe goes very well together with cherries and sour cherries. As cherries are available throughout the year in practical jars, your can make these little cakes in warm spring, golden fall or even in winter.
The small cakes are nice and fluffy, as the batter is rather soggy before baking, muffin liners are not useful. We bake this recipe in small paper baking cups (see link below). These small cakes are easy to transport, if you take them to friends for coffee or as desert at your picnic or to refresh you when mountaineering. You can as well freeze these little cuties and take them out as a gift when needed. You can bake this recipe using a normal cake baking tin. Depending on the amount of fruits you use you will need 8-10 paper baking cups
ingredients:
3 eggs
100g sugar
80g semolina (common wheat-semolina or fine polenta or samp)
1Pckg. custard powder vanilla (or alternatively 35g corn starch and 2 tea spoons vanilla sugar)
500 quark
5-6 apricots, peaches, nectarines or cherries – if you used canned fruits use about 100g
1 tea spoon baking powder
1 package Lina Paper Baking Cases
Preheat the oven to 175 degree.
The great thing about this recipe: leave fruits aside and mix all the ingredients together. It is so easy to mix you just have to use a kitchen spoon. If you use apricots or peaches: cut them in small dices or slices and add it to the batter.
Fill the batter evenly into all 8 baking cases and put them in the oven.
Leave in the oven for 25 minutes.
After baking the cheese cakes, turn down the eat, leave the cakes in the oven and open the oven door.
If you bake your cheesecakes with cherries or canned food we would recommend not adding the fruit right away. Put one spoon full of batter into the cases, then add the cherries, add another 1.5 spoons of batter into the cases.
Don't fill the cases up to the rim, just fill them up to two thirds – the batter will rise during baking and you don't want it to spill over. Typical for cheesecake is, that after baking it will slightly sink. When using the slow cooling down process we could prevent the cakes from slumping down too much.
By the way - this is the perfect recipe to take along when baking at your friend's house, or in your bungalow or holiday flat. The paper baking cases Lina are perfectly transportable, as their size and weight is this of envelopes. The ingredients are available in all middle European countries, so if your are planing a holiday in Austria with self supply, this would be one of the recipes to take along. A great way to eat cheesecake and use local fruits.
20.08.2012. 00:31