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Spot the missing ingredient and WIN with Hirsch’s [closed]

HIRSCH’s is giving away a copy of HIS & HIRSCH’S cookbook by Richard and Simone Hirsch every week for 3 weeks. Read to enter.

HIRSCH’s is giving away a copy of HIS & HIRSCH’S cookbook by Richard and Simone Hirsch every week for three weeks. In this week’s Highway Mail, we asked you to identify the missing ingredient in this recipe (and we’ve made it very easy to spot it).

JAM – JAR CHEESECAKE PUDDINGS

This is not a “cheesecake” as such, but the flavours are reminiscent. It is a super speedy take on a cheesecake pudding.These puddings can be served in ramekins, however you could easily use a parfait glass or some cute old jam jars. This is one of those “throw together” puddings that does not need to be perfect, but tastes decadent.

My kind of dessert to a “T”. Serves 4

Ingredients

1 packet Tennis biscuits or digestive biscuits
30g butter, melted (30ml)
250g container plain cream cheese
250g container mascarpone cheese
5 -10ml lemon essence
30ml castor sugar, or add sugar to taste
To Serve: 1 x punnet fresh raspberries or blueberry compote.

Preparation

1. Crush Tennis or digestive biscuits in a food processor, using the double – knife stainless steel blade.
Pulse if you want larger pieces.
2. Mix in the melted butter.
3.  Spoon the biscuit crumble into small jam jars or empty glass yoghurt pots, ramekins, or small dishes,
and pat down firmly with the back of a spoon.
4. Place biscuit bases in the freezer to firm up.
5. Place remaining ingredients, except raspberries or blueberry compote, into a bowl, and whisk
together with an electric beater or plunge blender.
6. Spoon the mixture on top of the biscuit base, and place in the refrigerator to set for at least 2 hours.
7. Top each jam-jar cheesecake with raspberries or blueberry compote.

Variations

· Use Chocolate digestive biscuits or a full-flavoured chocolate biscuit instead of the Tennis
or digestive biscuits.
· Use a scraped vanilla bean pod or 15ml good quality coffee powder, instead of lemon essence.
· Add in 4 small bars of chopped Sally Williams Nougat. Use an extra 2 chopped nougat bars with
the raspberries for the topping.
· Blueberry Compote: 500ml fresh blueberries, 125ml water, juice and rind of 1 lemon and
250ml castor sugar. Simmer together until thick and shiny.
Use as a topping for cakes, cheesecake and pies or layered with Greek yoghurt as a simple dessert.
Tip: Use ¾ of a packet for a thinner base.

Dessert pic

HOW TO ENTER:

Enter your answer in the entry form below to stand a chance to win. Look out for the dessert recipe in the

Highway Mail and on our website this week.

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Terms and Conditions:

  1. No more than one entry per person is permitted.
  2. Once the winners are chosen, the decision is final and no changes will be made.
  3. You prize may not be exchanged for cash.
  4. Your entry into the competition and/or your acceptance of a prize (in the event that you win a prize) constitutes your binding acceptance of the terms and conditions on behalf of yourself and any person with whom you may share a prize (in the event that you win a prize which is for you and one or more additional persons (“your partner”).
  5. The competition is not open to directors, members, partners, agents, employees or consultants of Çaxton Community Newspapers or Hirsch’s.
  6. Entrants under the age of 18 must obtain permission from their parents or guardians before entering.
  7. If you use a mobile phone for entry into the competition, the telephone calls / text messages you make will be charged at the prevailing rates, which may vary from time to time. “Free” minutes do not apply.
  8. It is your responsibility to ensure that your entry is received by us prior to the closure of the competition. Any entries which are not received by us prior to the closure of the competition will not be eligible to participate.
  9. Your entry or participation in the competition will not necessarily result in you winning a prize;
  10. We and our affiliates will not be responsible for any harm, damage, loss or claim relating to the provision of any element of a prize or any changes to a prize that may be made at any time.
  11. In the event that you win a prize you agree to the publication of your name and to appear in person in the electronic media and the print media, and you agree, within reason, to endorse, promote or advertise our goods or services, for which no fee will be payable.
  12. We may require you to provide us with such additional information as we may reasonably require in order to process and facilitate your acceptance and/or use of a prize.
  13. You agree that your participation in the competition, and your acceptance and/or use of a prize, or any aspect thereof, is at your own risk.
  14. You acknowledge that the acceptance and use of a prize is subject to the proviso that – any minor will be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
  15. Hirsch and the judges’ decision on any matter concerning the competition and/or arising out of these terms and conditions is final and binding on you, and no correspondence will be entered into.
  16. Competition closes  Sunday 16 February 2014.

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