Try to make the bases as equal as possible either by weighing out each one or use a tablespoon so you know how much is in each ramekin. Once the bases have set and the filling is ready to go in, divide in the same way, equally into the ramekins. You might have a bit of filling leftover so you could just set this without a biscuit base or treat it as a chef's perk!. Put the white chocolate and butter into a heatproof bowl and set it over a pan of simmering water. Don't let the bowl touch the water. Stir the white chocolate and butter together until it has melted. Remove the bowl from the heat add the sugar and mix well. Mix the egg white and vanilla into your creamed butter/sugar mixture. Add the flour and custard powder

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As this cheesecake contains fresh dairy products, it needs to be kept in the fridge to stop it from going off. The main thing is to keep the cheesecake at a low temperature. This is important because it's not being cooked, so there would be an increased risk of bacteria spreading on the cheesecake if it were left out at room temperature to defrost. The topping it just more melted white chocolate and crumbled custard creams. So easy! Will I need any special equipment for this cheesecake recipe?When the cheesecakes have set, you can decorate them with melted white chocolate and a piece of custard cream in the middle of each one. Serve in the ramekins rather than trying to turn them out. Can I make this recipe in a stand mixer such as a KitchenAid or Kenwood Mixer? All you need to do is transfer your cheesecake from the freezer to the fridge, and let it thaw out slowly overnight. Once thawed, do not refreeze and consume within 24 hours. Can I make this cheesecake a different size?

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Kids can also help sandwich two biscuits together with the cream icing filling. It’s a fun job, that even if your children haven’t helped make the biscuits, can do. How do you store custard creams?

Yes! As this cheesecake needs at least 2 hours in the fridge to set, it's a great one to make ahead. I love making desserts like this that are waiting in the fridge until you're ready to serve so you can concentrate on dinner and not have to worry about making dessert at the same time!

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Custard Creams – I folded bashed up Custard Creams through the blondie batter and topped with Custard Creams, you will need some whole, some broken and some crumbs. One thing to be aware of when it comes to using fruit in jelly is that some fresh fruits will prevent your jelly from setting; these include fresh pineapple, kiwi and papaya. Using these fruits are part of tinned mixture doesn’t seem to have that effect though…don’t ask me why. And make sure to use custard creams rather than digestives. That custard filling it what helps the base hold together once heated and mixed with a little boiling water. Yes, you can adjust the size of this cheesecake, if you like, this can be helpful if you only want to make a small amount or have a different size tin. Note: You can easily do this by hand using your fingertips to rub the butter into the flour mixture.Caster Sugar – lots of recipes call for brown sugar to give a more caramelised flavour. I go with caster sugar when biscuits are star of the bake but you can use any sugar and the recipe will work fine. I haven't tried this recipe with other biscuits but something like a bourbon or a crunch cream will probably work. I haven’t got white chocolate can I use milk chocolate? AMY'S TIP: Read the advice below on how to make the best ever blondies. This method has been tried and tested many times and is completely failsafe! Jump to Recipe Custard creams Custard creams are a classic biscuit in the UK. They’re a delicious crumbly biscuit sandwiched with custard flavoured buttercream icing, and this easy recipe means you can make them at home.

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These biscuits will keep in an air tight container for 3-5 days. If you want to keep them for longer, you can freeze them, either before you’ve added the icing, or after. Wrap them individually in cling film / glad wrap and pop them in a freezer bag. Once frozen, they’ll keep for a few months. Step One: Make the filling by creaming together the butter, icing sugar, custard powder, vanilla and milk. Beat until smooth and pale - when it's ready it should be the consistency of spreadable butter.

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Using a spatula or wooden spoon, gently fold in the flour until you can no longer see white streaks of flour. For a different flavoured base, for example, why not try an alternative cream-filled biscuit like a bourbon or cream crunch? If you've gone for a bourbon base you could use milk chocolate in the filling to make a milk chocolate version of this cheesecake.