First mix the quark and yoghurt with the vanilla sugar. Then pour in the Batida de Coco and stir until smooth. Possibly season with a little sugar. Add the vanilla pulp as well.
Melt the brown sugar in the pan, add the drained fruit and simmer for about 5 minutes. Depending on the taste, the scraped-out vanilla pod can also be added here. Attention: The fruits should be able to cool down!
Put the oreo cookies in a freezer bag and crush them with a heavy object. Pour part of the biscuits into a bowl at the bottom, then part of the cream and then the fruit. Repeat this process as often as necessary or possible.
I always finish with the cream and sprinkle a few pieces of oreo on top as a decoration.
Oreo Cookies are the secret of this insanely delicious Cheesecake! I invite you to a tea party! Ingredients Cookies (300 for the base and 200 for decorating the Oreo) – 500 g Butter – 50 g Cream cheese (Philadelphia) – 500 g Powdered sugar – 130 g White c...