No Bake Eggless Mango Cheese Cake with Agar Agar | Single Serving Cheese Cake

Following the concept No bake dessert, here is my next recipe – No Bake Eggless Mango Cheese Cake with Agar Agar. Be it summer or winter, this dazzling and opulent dessert is perfect for any special occasion. This recipe is prepared with the king of the fruits – mango and cream cheese and milk and sugar. As usual I am using Agar Agar for setting the cheese cake layer. Yes, it’s a layered dessert and here is my Single Serving two layered No Bake Mango Cheese Cake.

I love these single serving desserts.  Portion control is the key for healthy and balanced diet. IMO, these single serving desserts or the single shot glass desserts is one way to prevent us from binge eating. .  I adapted this recipe from here, but went only with two layers. I am preparing this as two layered cheese cake but you can simple mango cream or any other frosting as third layer too

Layer 1 – Graham Cracker Layer:

For my pumpkin pie, I went with the good day biscuits but for this recipe I went with the graham crackers. So what are graham crackers? – These crackers are prepared with graham flour; a combination of finely-ground unbleached-wheat flour with the wheat bran and germ coarsely-ground and added back in providing flavor. (Quoted from Wiki). I used the organic whole wheat graham crackers with honey. I didn’t add any additional sugar or honey as the crackers were super sweet. So for this layer all you need is butter and these biscuits.

Layer 2 – Mango Cheese Cake

For the second layer, you need mango puree (store bought or fresh ones), cream cheese, milk, sugar, condensed milk, water and agar agar. Basically you need to whisk all these ingredients (except water and agar agar) and add the agar agar mix and pour on top the graham cracker layer and let it set.  Super simple huh?

So without any further delay here is no bake eggless mango cheese cake,     
 Ingredients:

• Mango – 2 (I got 1.5 cups of mango puree)
• Graham crackers- 1 pack or approx 3.5 cups of broken crackers (I used 7.5 oz /213 g Horizon snack grahams packet)
• Room Temperature Butter – 3 tbsps
• Sugar – 3 tbsps
• Condensed Milk – 3 tbsps
• Milk – ½ cup
• Crème Cheese – 8 oz pack
• Water – ½ cup
• Agar Agar Powder – 1.5 tsps

Prep – Work

• Wash and peel the mango skin and chop the pulp roughly and puree them.
• Make sure the butter and milk is in room temperature.
• If you are using original graham crackers break the biscuits into small pieces.

Layer 1:

• In blender dry grind the graham crackers coarsely. Then add the butter and pulse them so that the butter and the crackers mixed well. Now add about 2 tbsps of this mix in the dessert glass and press them tightly and evenly.
• Let it sit in the refridgerator for about 30 minutes

Layer 2:

Note: Preparing the agar agar solution and mango cheese mix can be done in parallel.

• Heat ½ cup of water and once its start to boil add the agar agar powder and let it dissolve well. Keep stirring so that it doesn’t form a deposit in the bottom.
• Once it is dissolved turn off the heat.
• Add the cream cheese, milk, sugar and condensed milk to a wide pan and whisk with hand mixer or with regular hand whisk.
• Now add the mango puree and mix again. Check for sugar and if required add more sugar at this stage.
• Mix again and finally add the agar agar solution and mix well.
• Now pour this mix evenly on top of the graham cracker layer in the dessert glass and let it refrigerate until its set.

• Decorate with chopped mangoes or mint or other berries and serve chilled.

Notes:

• If you are using unsweetened crackers, add honey or sugar while grinding them.
• Condensed milk is optional and can be replacing by sugar.
• Adjust sugar according to the mango sweetness.
• Instead of milk, fresh cream or evaporated milk can be used too.

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No Bake Eggless Mango Cheese Cake with Agar Agar | Single Serving Cheese Cake

Prep Time

30 mins

Cook Time

1 hr 30 mins

Total Time

2 hrs

 

This recipe is prepared with the king of the fruits - mango and cream cheese and milk and sugar Agar Agar is used for setting the cheese cake layer

Course: Dessert

Cuisine: American

Keyword: No Bake Eggless Mango Cheese Cake with Agar Agar

Servings: 4

Author: Srividhya G

Ingredients

• Mango – 2 I got 1.5 cups of mango puree
• Graham crackers- 1 pack or approx 3.5 cups of broken crackers I used 7.5 oz /213 g Horizon snack grahams packet
• Room Temperature Butter – 3 tbsps
• Sugar – 3 tbsps
• Condensed Milk – 3 tbsps
• Milk – ½ cup
• Crème Cheese – 8 oz pack
• Water – ½ cup
• Agar Agar Powder – 1.5 tsps

Instructions

1. Prep – Work
2. Wash and peel the mango skin and chop the pulp roughly and puree them.
3. Make sure the butter and milk is in room temperature.
4. If you are using original graham crackers break the biscuits into small pieces.

Layer 1

1. In blender dry grind the graham crackers coarsely. Then add the butter and pulse them so that the butter and the crackers mixed well. Now add about 2 tbsps of this mix in the dessert glass and press them tightly and evenly.
2. Let it sit in the refridgerator for about 30 minutes

Layer 2

1. Note: Preparing the agar agar solution and mango cheese mix can be done in parallel.
2. Heat ½ cup of water and once its start to boil add the agar agar powder and let it dissolve well. Keep stirring so that it doesn’t form a deposit in the bottom.
3. Once it is dissolved turn off the heat.
4. Add the cream cheese, milk, sugar and condensed milk to a wide pan and whisk with hand mixer or with regular hand whisk.
5. Now add the mango puree and mix again. Check for sugar and if required add more sugar at this stage.
6. Mix again and finally add the agar agar solution and mix well.
7. Now pour this mix evenly on top of the graham cracker layer in the dessert glass and let it refrigerate until its set.
8. Decorate with chopped mangoes or mint or other berries and serve chilled.

Recipe Notes

If you are using unsweetened crackers, add honey or sugar while grinding them.
Condensed milk is optional and can be replacing by sugar.
Adjust sugar according to the mango sweetness.
Instead of milk, fresh cream or evaporated milk can be used too.

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