When life hands you lemons, make lemon cheesecake. There are a couple bush lemon trees on some public land just down the road that are currently full of lemons
Using the recipe below it's quite easy
Easy Lemon Cheescake
Ingredients
397 grams sweetened condensed milk80 grams butter
300 grams cream cheese
285 ml of thickened cream that's been 1/2 whipped cream
4 large lemons
biscuits (crushed for the base)
Procedure
- Take a loose bottomed cake tin, melt butter slowly on stove and add the crush biscuits. Once the butter has been absorbed, turn into the tin and pat down gently and refrigerate.
- For the cheesecake mixture, place the soft cheese into a mixing bowl and start to soften with an electric mixer add the sweetened condensed milk slowly, this will ensure no lumps from the cheese remain
- Then add the cream
- Squeeze the lemons
- Add the lemon juice to the bowl a bit at a time & you'll find the mixture starts to thicken
- Once all of the lemon juice has been added then transfer this to the biscuit base and refrigerate for an hour.
We added some grated lemon rind to get a but more tang !
Easy lemon cheesecake |
Lemon Delicious
on the topic of desserts, we were at a friends house a week ago and they made a "traditional" Lemon Delicious or Baked Lemon Pudding.Lemon Delicious borrowed recipe |
They had no lemons and made it on limes, equally "delicious". We have plenty of lemons, so off Toni went again
Lemon Delecious |
Served six it said... mmmm :)
and Sweet Potato Soup
You may remember a couple blog posts ago about the sweet potatoes, well after boiling away on the stove,
this is the end result, after it goes through the blender for 20 seconds (renewable solar energy used for the blender !)
Stove is heating the cottage, heating water for the dishes (rainy day, no solar) and cooking the soup |
this is the end result, after it goes through the blender for 20 seconds (renewable solar energy used for the blender !)
Home made bread with sweet potato soup, parsley from the garden and some grated Granna Pedarno cheese |
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