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Polish No-Bake Raspberry Cheesecake
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Source: https://recipheon.com/en/recipes/desserts/no-bake-raspberry-sernik-polish-cheesecake
About this recipe
No-bake raspberry cheesecake is a dessert with a creamy twaróg filling, whipping cream, and a pronounced raspberry accent. The raspberries add freshness and gentle tartness that balances the sweetness of the powdered sugar. The crust made with plain crisp cookies and butter is simple but provides a pleasant contrast to the delicate filling. Chill the cheesecake for several hours so the agar-agar can set the cream and the raspberries can meld with the twaróg base.
Ingredients
500 g finely ground Polish pressed curd cheese (twaróg)
200 ml whipping cream (30% fat)
200 g raspberries
80 g plain crisp cookies
40 g butter
60 g powdered sugar
100 ml cold water
5 g pure agar-agar powder
Steps
Line the base of a springform pan about 20 cm across with baking paper. Finely crush the biscuits. Melt the butter, let cool slightly and combine with the crumbs until evenly moist and able to hold together when pressed. Spread over the base of the pan and level with a spoon or the bottom of a glass, pressing firmly around the edges too.
Mix the twaróg with the powdered sugar until smooth. Set the bowl over a warm water bath and gently heat the mixture, stirring, to about 35–40°C; do not boil the cheese. Prepare the raspberries separately, dry them and leave at room temperature while assembling. Do not whip the cream: in this version, you will heat it with the agar to prevent rapid gelling in a cold mixture.
Combine 100 ml of cold water, the full 200 ml of cream and 5 g of pure agar in a saucepan. Whisk thoroughly. Heat to a clear boil, stirring constantly along the bottom, then boil gently for 1–2 minutes or according to the agar's instructions, until smooth. Do not leave the solution to set.
Immediately pour the hot cream and agar mixture in a thin stream into the warm cheese mixture while blending with an immersion blender, keeping its head submerged to avoid incorporating air. Blend briefly until smooth. Gently fold in the prepared fruit. Work promptly: before pouring into the pan, the mixture should still be warm and liquid, approximately above 45°C. If lumps or gelled strands begin to form, do not pour it as a finished cream; the temperature and combining method need correction.
Immediately spoon the cream over the prepared base and gently level it before the agar starts setting. Cover and refrigerate for at least 3 hours, until the center is stable and the dessert can be released from the pan without spreading.
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