Ingredients
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140g digestive biscuits, roughly broken
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75g butter, melted
For the filling
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300g condensed milk
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200g full-fat cream cheese
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150ml double cream
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finely grated zest 3 limes, plus extra to serve
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3 tbsp lime juice (from 2 limes)
For the cranberry compote
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200g fresh or frozen cranberries
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100g golden caster sugar
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1 tbsp ground arrowroot or cornflour
Method
1.
Line a 900g loaf tin with a large piece of foil. Press down well
into the base and sides of the tin, and leave plenty overhanging the edges. Put
the biscuits in a freezer bag and bash to crumbs with a rolling pin. Mix with
the melted butter and tip the crumbs into the prepared tin – press firmly into
the base to create an even layer. Chill while the filling is made.
2.
Use an electric whisk on a medium setting to beat the condensed
milk, cheese and cream together until smooth and thickened – this will take around
2 mins. Add the grated zest and juice, and beat slowly until the cheese mixture
forms soft peaks.
3.
Spoon the lime mixture over the biscuit base. Cover lightly with
the overhanging foil and seal firmly to keep out as much air as possible. Wrap
in a second layer of foil, pop into a large freezer bag and freeze overnight.
4.
To make the cranberry compote, put the cranberries, sugar and
150ml cold water in a saucepan and bring to a simmer. Cook for 5 mins, stirring
occasionally, until the cranberries are softened but holding their shape. Mix
the arrowroot or cornflour with 2 tbsp cold water until smooth, then stir into
the fruit. Cook for another 2 mins, stirring regularly. Leave to cool, then
cover and chill. Can be frozen at this stage.
5.
Turn out the frozen cheesecake onto a platter or board and leave
to thaw for 30 mins, then carefully peel off the foil. Warm the cranberry
compote gently and serve with the sliced semifreddo.
BodyChef

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