Lemon curd no bake cheesecake

Today, I had some lemons, cream, and cookies that urgently needed to using. Cue this ridiculously easy lemon curd cheesecake, with a minimum number of ingredients yet maximum flavour. That it’s almost gone entirely half an hour after I took it out of the freezer is proof of its deliciousness. My family just won’t stop eating…

 

Ingredients

For the curd:

2 eggs

80g sugar or substitute

Juice and rind of 2 lemons

For the cheesecake:

400g cookies (I took a mix of lemon and choc chip cookies – but think reasonably about which flavours will match)

75g lactose free butter

400g lactose free cream cheese

200g lactose free heavy cream

100g sugar or substitute

125g lemon curd

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Instructions

For the lemon curd, put all the ingredients into a pot on top of another pot with boiling water. Keep mixing vigorously for about 5 minutes until the mix starts to thicken. Put into a jar to cool down (and keep away from your mother so she doesn’t eat it allπŸ˜„)…

For the cheesecake, start by making the base: break up all the cookies and crumb with your hands. Add the melted butter and mix until it comes together in a sticky dough. Press to the bottom and sides of a pre-oiled round baking tin and put in the fridge to set.

Next, make the cheesecake mix. Beat the cream and sugar until the cream comes together in stiff peaks. Add the cream cheese and lemon curd and mix again until well combined.

Put the mix in the tin and put in the freezer for 1,5 hours. It’ll be ready to serve. You can leave it for another hour which will allow it to set further, but my family simply wouldn’t wait…

Enjoy!

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