Description
I love cheese in all its forms, and want to offer You a good dietary dish. Prepared in the manner of a classic cheesecake, but much healthier. Well suited for people who are watching a figure or comply with diet therapy. If You are not one of them, it is still welcome - try it! Rich banana flavor, delicate texture and an unusual dough - and if you pour the finished cheesecake with sour cream or condensed milk, no purchased cakes will not want to.
Ingredients
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Cheese
500 g
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Chicken egg
3 piece
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Dried apricots
5 piece
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Prunes
6 piece
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Oat flakes
150 g
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Honey
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Banana
2 piece
Cooking
Dried fruit pour boiling water and allow to stand for 5 minutes.
Oatmeal pour boiling water the way to remove the dry flakes (strongly not necessary to fill). Stir. Also allow to stand for 5 minutes.
Dried fruits, finely chop or grind in a blender to a pulp. Mix them with soaked oatmeal, add a little honey, 1 egg, knead well with a spoon and put into the form to form the shape of the cake.
Of the remaining two eggs separate the whites and whisk into the foam.
Bananas grind in a blender to puree. Mix curd, banana puree, beaten egg whites, honey (optional as bananas cheese turns out pretty sweet). Beat in the egg yolks. Beat with a mixer.
Cottage cheese pour on the cake. Put the form in a pan with high sides, pour water so that it reaches to about the middle of the form. Bake at 180 degrees for about 45-50 minutes. Take out and let it cool down completely - otherwise when cutting cheesecake behaves quite capriciously.
Cut into portions, lay on plates and decorate as desired. I decorated dried apricots and flax seed. Nice and easy You fitness tea!)
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