Cooked peach cheesecake

Recipe for a peach cheesecake without baking, but cooked

Today I have for you a recipe for cooked peach cheesecake with canned peaches. This cheesecake, instead of being baked, is cooked in a pot and poured over a layer of ladyfingers arranged in a baking pan. After cooling, the cheesecake is perfect for slicing. So if your nightmare so far has been sunken and mediocre cheesecakes, try this cooked one. I diversified my cheesecake with a delicious peach jelly on top and a slightly peach-flavored pudding added to the cheesecake mixture. This is a cheesecake from bucket cheese – just choose good quality cheese so that the curd sets nicely. Cheesecake with canned peaches tastes great and looks very nice. It will be perfect as a refreshing dessert on summer days. Plus, it’s a cheesecake for a large baking sheet, so you can divide it into many portions – it will certainly be enough for guests and family. I highly recommend it!

Cooked cheesecake with peaches and jelly – notes

Today I have another recipe for cooked cheesecake, this time in a more fruity version. Earlier on the blog, there was a cooked cheesecake on biscuits as well as chocolate cooked cheesecake. Today’s one is more summery – light, nicely fruity and refreshing thanks to the jelly with blended peaches. This cheesecake with canned peaches looks wonderful and tastes excellent. Plus, it definitely won’t sink ;) That’s why I highly recommend it to everyone.

Ingredients and substitutes needed to prepare cooked cheesecake

This bucket cheesecake is best prepared with bucket cheese, which already has a nice and smooth consistency. But remember that the curd cheese must be of good quality – full-fat or semi-fat curd cheese will be best – as usual, I recommend Piątnica curd cheese or Mój Ulubiony from Wieluń (in this case, I used Mój Ulubiony). You can also buy curd cheese in a block, but then you must grind it with a mincer before use. And what else besides curd cheese will you need for the cheesecake?

• butter – it’s best to choose extra butter here, with 82% fat content, it is supposed to give the cheesecake the right texture
• puddings – vanilla or cream-flavored puddings will be best, if you use those with sugar, you can add a little less sugar to the cheesecake – unless you prefer sweeter cakes, then use as much as I indicated in the recipe
• ladyfingers – these can be elongated or regular round ladyfingers. You can also replace them with biscuits if you don’t have anywhere to buy them. If you feel like it, you can even bake a thin sponge cake and pour the curd mixture over it.

How to make cooked cheesecake on ladyfingers?

If instead of regular ladyfingers you prefer to prepare (bake) a regular sponge cake beforehand, then prepare one with two eggs. You can use your own recipe, or even my Monte cake recipe, where I provide ingredients for a low sponge cake with two eggs. You can also watch my short video where I show how to make a reliable sponge cake for a cake.

How to prepare peaches in jelly?

Canned peaches are already nicely soft, so blending them should not be a problem. It’s best to blend them with a blender or food processor. Then they will form a light mousse, which, combined with peach jelly, will create a very nice topping for the cheesecake. However, if you don’t have a blender and can’t blend the peaches, don’t worry. Cut the fruit into small cubes and mix them with the jelly. Pour this jelly over the cheesecake and put it in the fridge to set completely.

How many calories does cooked cheesecake with peaches have?

In the table below the recipe, I provided the calorie content for 100 g of the cake. If you cut the cheesecake with peach jelly into 24 roughly equal pieces, each of them will have about 301 kcal (carbohydrates – 28 g, proteins – 5 g, fats – 19 g). I provide the calorie content for the products I used.

How to store cooked cheesecake with peaches?

Cheesecake with butter is best stored in the refrigerator – so that the cheese mass is well chilled. This will make the cheesecake easy to slice and also very refreshing, which will be great on warm days.

I hope this cooked cheesecake with peaches will be enjoyed by you and your loved ones :) I would be happy if you share your impressions in the recipe comments :)

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Recommended cheesecake recipes

Be sure to try my other cheesecake recipes – both baked and no-bake cheesecakes. There is already a huge selection of them on the blog, so you will surely find the perfect recipe for yourself here. I recommend these three recipes, and many more on the blog.