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Salted Caramel Macadamia Cheesecake + FREE Eid Printables

Sweets are the biggest hit during any Eid celebration. It is not ‘Eid until you have sweets and desserts on the table. In fact, every house we visit during Eid, will have delectable sweets/desserts served to their guests. It is definitely a day to celebrate the long days of fasting in Ramadan and indulge that sweet tooth a bit, if you so choose. Iva Izman of In My Studio shares with us her recipe for Salted Caramel Macadamia Cheesecake and her free Eid printables you can download to decorate this dessert or any others you’ll display on Eid- they’re absolutely adorable.
 
Iva Izman | In My Studio
 
 
I know Eid is still a few weeks away, but I couldn’t help myself from looking  at tasty cakes on Pinterest just to get an idea. The thought ‘what shall I make this Eid?’ was  lingering in my mind, but it wasn’t until I created my annual FREE DIY Printables  that I knew exactly what type of cake I wanted to make to complement my party decor. I wanted more of a neutral color cake but most importantly, a cake that simply bursts with flavor. Iva Izman | In My Studio
 
The winner? This Salted Caramel Macadamia Cheesecake- a cake that not only children can enjoy, adults, too. Now who’s drooling?

RECIPE FOR SALTED CARAMEL MACADAMIA CHEESECAKE Adapted from Wheel & Barrow with slight modifications I made my own pastry base but if you don’t have time to make your own, then a biscuit base will do just well- though, I have to say this pastry base is quite tasty. Makes: 1 tart flan (9.5 inch/24 cm) Prep time: 45-50 mins Bake time: 50 mins

Pastry: 1 egg 1 egg yolk 350g (2 cup + 1/3 cup) all purpose flour (plain flour) 150g (1/2 cup + 1/4 cup) caster sugar 225g butter, at room temperature pinch salt Method for Pastry: 1. Preheat the oven to 160 degrees C (325 degrees F) fan forced or 180 degrees (350 degrees F) non-fan forced. Line the bottom of a pastry tart tin with baking paper (cut into a circle). 2. Using a mixer, whisk together the sugar and butter until combined. 3. Add eggs one at a time, and then the flour & salt. Do not over mix. Bring it onto a lightly floured surface, roll it into a ball and wrap & chill until firm. 4. After 30 minutes, roll out the dough with a rolling pin to about 3 mm thick. Apply on top of tart tin carefully, and trim off excess. 5. Blind bake tart with baking beans (I just used chickpeas) until lightly golden brown for 20 minutes. *Do not turn off oven, we will use it in the next step for the cake mixture*

Iva Izman In My Studio

Cheesecake mix: 500g (18 ounces) Philadelphia cream cheese 150g (1/2 cup + 1/4 cup) caster sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla essence 2 teaspoons lemon juice 3 eggs 100 grams (3.5 ounces) sour cream Method for Cheesecake mix: 1. In a mixer, whisk cream cheese, sour cream and caster sugar until well combined. 2. Add eggs one at a time and then vanilla essence and lemon juice. 3. Pour the cake mixture into the baked tart, and then into the heated oven at 160 degrees for 50 minutes. 4. Leave to cool before putting the salted caramel topping.

Salted Caramel Sauce: 150g (1/2 cup + 1/4 cup) caster sugar 150g (1/2 cup) brown sugar 50ml (3 + 1/3 tablespoons) water 3g (1/2 teaspoon) salt 100g (1/3 cup) butter 120g (1/2 cup) cream 120g (1/2 cup) macadamia (roasted and chopped roughly) Method for Salted Caramel Sauce: 1. Boil 50ml (3 + 1/3 tablespoons) of water, caster sugar and salt to make a caramel. 2. Add the cream, brown sugar and butter and cook until the sugar is melted. 3. Allow to cool and become thick before spreading on top of cooled cake. 4. Pour 3/4 of sauce on top of cooled cake and then add the chopped macadamias, then pour the rest of the sauce evenly to coat macadamias.

 Iva Izman In my Studio

Decorations: These were decorated with my FREE DIY Eid Printables in the Confetti Collection, available to download from www.inmystudio.com.au. I have released a free printable each week in Ramadan, so do check the site to see what I have, for example you might like my lantern design or my ‘Sweets’ week with cake flags, cupcake wrappers and toppers (as seen in pictures).
 
Don’t leave your Eid preparations till the last minute, these printables can easily be made ahead and stored. As a mother, I know how hectic a few days before Eid can be. Mountains of present shopping/wrapping, baking, cooking, cleaning, decorating etc…everything hits us all at once!  So save yourself the heartache and rushing around, and prepare your Eid decorations in advance.
 
I wish you all a blessed Ramadan. May this one be your best one yet, inshallah.
 
In 2008, Iva graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Interior Design (with honors) at RMIT Melbourne. Soon after her first daughter was born in 2010, she founded her design firm, In My Studio, where she does interior and stationery design. Now with 2 kids and another on the way, she is a busy work-at-home-mum, balancing her days between family, work and social commitments. Iva prides herself in her attention to detail and her love of color. She combines her creativity and practical skills with an educational background that has taught her to think philosophically and conceptually, enabling her to essentially heighten the essence of her work.  

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