1In a small pot, put forest fruits and sugar and cook for about 20 minutes, stirring constantly until most of the liquids evaporate. Cool in the refrigerator.
2Grease well and line a 22 cm diameter pan with baking paper, a circle at the bottom and another strip on the sides.
3In a food processor, put biscuits and butter and process into fine crumbs. Add milk and grind again.
4Spread the crumb mixture inside the pan and press into the base and sides in an even layer. It is important to create high and tight walls and a stable base.
5Cool in the freezer while preparing the filling.
6In a large bowl with an electric mixer (or in a stand mixer) put cheeses, lemon zest, vanilla and powdered sugar, and whisk to a homogeneous mixture.
7Add the cream and whisk well until the mixture is homogeneous and very stable.
8Transfer half of the batter to the pan with the frozen bottom and create a 'hole' in the middle, but make sure there is still a nice layer of cheese at the bottom.
9Fill the hole with forest fruits that have already cooled and add the rest of the batter on top.
10Transfer to the refrigerator for at least eight hours, preferably a day.
11Make sure that the entire bottom is on one level - if the biscuits protrude a little, crush them inwards.
12Place a serving plate on the cake and turn it over.
13Call everyone to look and 'break' with pleasure with a large spoon.
Ingredients
375 gram biscuits
150 gram melted butter
3 tablespoons milk
675 gram cream cheese (16-32% fat)
250 gram mascarpone
100 gram powdered sugar
1 lemon lemon zest
1 teaspoon vanilla paste
250 milliliters cold whipping cream 38%
300 gram frozen forest fruit
50 gram sugar
Equipment
food processor22 cm diameter baking panbaking papersmall potelectric mixerspatularefrigerator
Tips
It is very important to pad the pan with baking paper in the way shown to make it easy to turn over.
It is necessary to cool the cake very well so that it turns over like a princess.