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Preparation time
15min
Total time
15min
Portion
40 piece(s)
Level
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Ingredients

Crumb Crust

  • 250 grams plain sweet biscuits, Arrowroot
  • 130 grams Butter, room temp
  • 425 gram apricot nectar
  • 10 grams gelatine
  • 125 grams caster sugar
  • 300 grams Pouring Cream
  • 20 grams lemon juice
  • 375 grams cream cheese (room temperature)
  • 20 grams arrowroot flour
  • 20 grams caster sugar
  • 2 teaspoons rum or brandy

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Recipe's preparation

    Crumb Crust, Filling and topping
  1. Crumb biscuits finely, 5 seconds speed 7.  set aside

    Melt butter, 2 minutes heat 50 speed 2

    Add Crumbs, mix 2 -3 seconds.

    Press mixture in base of paper lined slice tin (37 x 25 cm approx)

    Refrigerate.

  2. Measure 130 ml apricot nectar in TM bowl, add gelatine into nectar, heat 3 minutes 50 degrees speed 1.  Set aside.  No need to wash bowl.  Add Cream cheese, lemon juice, sugar, cream, mix 4 seconds speed 4. Return gelatine/nectar mixture to T/M bowl mix 2 - 3 seconds.  Pour over crumb base. Refrigerate.

    In a clean T/M bowl mix arrowroot, sugar and reserved apricot nectar, mix 2 - 3 seconds.  Cook 6 minutes 60 degrees speed 3.  Cool slightly then add rum/brandy, mix 1 - 2 seconds.  Pour over Cream Cheese mixture.  Refrigerate.

    Cut into squares to serve..

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    Recipe is created for
    TM 31

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  • 16. May 2020 - 14:08
    2.0

    Epic fail for me. The cream cheese filling tasted lovely (even though I only added 20g caster sugar - not having seen that there were TWO entries for sugar).
    The topping, however, remained totally runny. I omitted the alcohol, but can't see that that would have affected the setting of the top sauce.
    I wondered if the thickener should have gone in the cream cheese and the gelatin should have been in the sauce.