
Ingredients
8-inch cake slices ( 2 slices ) | Cream cheese ( 250g ) |
White sugar ( 70g ) | Yoghurt ( 200g ) |
Matcha powder ( 12g ) | Hot water ( 40 grams ) |
Milk ( 60g ) | gelatine ( 15g ) |
Light Cream ( 200g ) | For decoration ( 8g matcha powder, 5 strawberries ) |
Matcha Cheesecake ( Reduced sugar version)

1.Finished product picture

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3. Cut the 8-inch chiffon cake into three slices, take 2 slices, and cut off a small portion of the outer edge Circle for later use

4. Add white sugar to cream cheese and heat it over water Beat until smooth and grain-free.

5. Pour the yogurt into the smooth cream cheese and mix well.

6. Mix 12 grams of matcha powder with 40 grams of hot water., pour into the stirred yogurt cheese paste

7.Gelatin tablets Soak in cold water until soft

8. Heat the milk with hot water and put it into the bubble Heat the soft gelatine sheets until the gelatine is completely melted

9. Let the temperature down Pour the gelatin liquid into the matcha cheese paste and stir evenly

10.Take one In a water-free and oil-free egg beater, beat 200 grams of light cream until it reaches 60% (the light cream will have lines and fluidity)
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11. Pour the whipped cream into the previous matcha cheese paste in three times, stirring while pouring 
12.Cut the strawberry in half, then cut into small slices against the cutting surface

13.Put a cake slice in the mold, and put strawberry slices against the mold around it

14.Slowly pour half of the mixed matcha cheese paste into the mold, and shake lightly to make the surface smooth

15.Put another cake slice

16.Pour in the remaining matcha cheese paste and shake twice.Place in the refrigerator, best for 4 hours

17.Refrigerated cake Use a hair dryer to blow around for 20 seconds and you can easily remove it from the mold

18.Installation Top surface: sift 5 grams of matcha powder on the surface, and place strawberries as you like.

19.Beautiful matcha cheese cake

20.Tastes great
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