For this cheesecake we wanted to take things up a notch while staying true to our philosophy of keeping things simple.
This recipe looks the part and it tastes incredible.
Here’s what you need to know:
- You can store this cheesecake for 2 days in the fridge.
- We use Medjool dates in our base but any variety will do. Medjool tend to be on the larger scale so throw in an extra date if the variety you use is on the small side.
- You can also use up any leftover nuts for the base instead of almonds and walnuts: pecans or more cashews would also work.
- Ideally you’ll need to use a fast-powered blender to blend the soaked cashews into a super smooth filling like ours.
This is the third recipe from our #PimpMyPlant series with our friends Elmlea and now things are getting serious!
The Elmlea Plant Double cream alternative gives the cheesecake a lovely creamy texture and taste.
Both the Elmlea Plant cream alternatives – Single and Double – contain the Vegan Society trademark and there are loads more recipe ideas on the Elmlea hub for you to choose from.
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4 Comments
I tried this and is absolutely delicious, only thing I added a little bit of lemon juice to the compote to balance out the sweetness. Other then that, it is light, flavourful, fancy, delicious and mouth watering. Thank you so much for this beautiful recipe.
Thanks Warveen! The lemon juice sounds like a lovely addition 🙂
Looks amazing! How do you store the cheesecake? Does it need to be refrigerated after its set, or does it need to be stored in the freezer?
Thanks Kiran! You can store this cheesecake for 2 days in the fridge 🙂