Crust
250 grams Oreos or Domino cookies
50 g butter
1 tbsp Apothecary’s Salmiac® mixer
1/2 dl cocoa powder
Salmiac kisel
5 gelatine leaves
2 1/2 dl Apothecary’s Salmiac® mixer
2 1/2 dl water
2 tbsp sugar
1/2 dl cornflour
Vanilla filling
8 gelatine leaves
650 g rich vanilla yoghourt
700 g vanilla pudding or vanilla flavoured dessert quark
1/2 dl sugar
3/4 dl water
Instructions
Place parchment paper on the base of a cake tin with a removable bottom (∅ 24 cm). Apply butter on the sides to make removing the tin easier.
Shake the mixer bottle carefully. Crush the Oreos in a blender. Melt the butter and mix together with the cookie crumbs, salmiac mixer and cocoa. Press the mixture on the tin bottom.
Place the gelatine leaves (5 + 8) to soak in cold water.
Measure the salmiac mixer and water into a kettle. Mix the sugar together with the cornflour and pour into the kettle. Bring the mixture to a boil, and then quickly stop heating it. Add the gelatine leaves (5 pieces). Heat the kettle on a stove again until the kisel starts to boil and then place the kettle into cool water until the kisel is cooled to room temperature. Stir occasionally to avoid clods.
Combine the vanilla yoghourt and pudding/quark with a mixer. Add the sugar. When the kisel is adequately coolled down, heat up the water for the vanilla filling and melt the gelatines in the water. Mix the melt gelatines in with the vanilla filling.
Pour the salmiac kisel and the vanilla filling alternately in the centre of the cake tin. The vanilla filling can be poured in larger portions than the kisel. Towards the end the portion can be smaller in order to achieve a thicker ring formation in the centre. The formation can also be managed with the height from which the filling is poured. If the filling sinks to the bottom, pour nearer the tin’s edge. If, on the other hand, the filling floats on the surface, raise the pouring height.
Leave the cake in a fridge overnight to congeal. (Note that this takes longer than the congealment of a cheesecake.) Remove the congealed cake from the tin and transfer it to a serving platter.
The recipe was created by Kinuskikissa.