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Cheesecake is the kind of sinful we all want to indulge in occasionally.
That’s why I love to make cheesecake in muffin tins. Each serving is the
perfect size to savor, and I know they’ll always look like perfection on
any plate.
This recipe is one of my favorites because the hearts are easy to create
and add a delicious touch of fruity flavor. For this recipe, I used
frozen raspberries, but you can also use strawberries if that’s what
your family prefers!
The fruit coulis is also great for some easy yet elegant plating. I got
creative with some piping tips, melted chocolate, and cocoa powder too
for that extra impressive finish. After adding the melted chocolate,
it’s a good idea to freeze the plate for a minute so that it can harden.
When I know I’m going to be making this recipe for a holiday, I always
make the plates ahead of time. At my table, a little chocolate and a
little cheesecake go a long way!
For more of what's on Renee's Table, click here!
Or take a look over here for more delicious cheesecake ideas!
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This is so beautifully presented. What is that yellow cherry looking fruit you placed at the end?
Hi Sherri! It’s a golden berry! I have seen them at Trader Joe’s and speciality stores should sell them,
Not in Israel!