

Place the cheesecake in the refrigerator while you make the crumble topping. Finally, spoon the remaining vanilla filling over top and smooth into an even surface. Then add the strawberry filling and spread in an even layer, leaving about an inch around the edge. This cream should turn light pink (colours may vary based on the type of powder used).Īdd half of the vanilla filling to your golden Oreo cheesecake crust and spread in an even layer. Again, you don't want to beat the air out of this and overwork it, but you want to ensure the strawberry powder is well distributed. Add freeze dried strawberry powder to this half a cup of cheesecake filling. Now, to make the strawberry layer in this cheesecake, spoon out about half a cup of your filling mixture and place it in a smaller mixing bowl. Avoid beating or stirring as you do not want to remove all of the air from the cream.

Once the cream is whipped, add this to the cream cheese mixture and fold together using a spatula. There is a fine balance between well whipped whipped cream and butter!

Try to not over-beat as this will cause the cream to separate and will make it unpleasantly stiff. Beat this on a medium to high setting until you reach stiff peaks. In a separate mixing bowl (or the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment), add the heavy cream and powdered sugar. Add the vanilla bean paste and mix until smooth. To make the cheesecake filling for this recipe, begin by whisking the cream cheese, mascarpone and sugar together in a large bowl. No Bake Strawberry and Vanilla Bean Cheesecake Filling Chill this while you prepare the filling. You'll simply need to mix the crushed biscuits together with the melted butter and press into a lined springform pan. For a detailed guide to making this, see my recipe here. This is a quick two-ingredient golden Oreo crust.
