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难度极低，想失败也挺难的 | 蓝莓奥利奥冻芝士

今天做的這款“藍莓奧利奧凍芝士蛋糕”非常適合新手操作，難度極低，想失敗也挺難的。這麽熱的天氣，下午茶來塊酸酸甜甜的凍芝士蛋糕再好不過～用了家裏現有的材料，方子隨手配的，奶油奶酪，淡奶油，吉利丁片這些是主材，至于其他材料，親們自由發揮哈～用少許的奧利奧餅幹做蛋糕的夾心，中和檸檬汁和藍莓的酸度，整個蛋糕吃起來清新爽口又有層次感，走過路過不要錯過～

原创作者 Miki糖小喵

食材

黃油40g	去奶油心的奧利奧餅幹100g
吉利丁片2片10g	冰純淨水25g
淡奶油210g	細砂糖（淡奶油中）25g
奶油奶酪250g	細砂糖（奶酪中）40g
檸檬擠汁半個	香草精幾滴
藍莓適量	奧利奧餅幹約半包

藍莓奧利奧凍芝士的做法步驟

1. 准備：吉利丁片用冰水泡軟，蛋糕模底部墊油紙

2. 黃油融化，去心奧利奧餅幹用料理機磨碎（或裝入保鮮袋用擀面杖敲碎），和黃油拌勻。將餅幹碎鋪在蛋糕模底部油紙上，用擀面杖壓實，放入冰箱冷凍

3. 淡奶油加糖打發至有花紋

4. 奶油奶酪加糖，檸檬汁，香草精打至順滑無顆粒

5. 泡軟的吉利丁片擠幹淨水分，放入碗中，隔熱水融化成吉利丁液。吉利丁液，淡奶油加入奶油奶酪中，用打蛋器混合均勻，即成奶酪糊

6. 將1/2奶酪糊倒入奧利奧餅底上，加入掰碎的奧利奧餅幹（不需去奶油心），藍莓顆粒

7. 繼續倒入剩下的奶酪糊，抹平表面，放奧利奧餅幹，檸檬，藍莓裝飾

8. 放入冷凍室冷凍約1小時即可

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