The Cranberry Sunset Frozen Cheesecake recipe looks like a long one, but it’s simply making a low-carb cranberry relish and then using the relish to flavor a no-bake cheesecake. Because it is higher in carbs than many low-carb desserts, Cranberry Sunset Frozen Cheesecake is definitely a special holiday treat. It is super rich and creamy so remember to keep your slices a bit smaller than usual. This dessert will definitely blow the socks off your family and friends. Enjoy!
If you have extra cheesecake mixture that will not fit into your springform pan, simply freeze it in small plastic containers in individual portions.
If you don’t have the DaVinci orange syrup, you may substitute additional water for the syrup, but you will need to add additional orange extract to make up for the flavor of the missing syrup.
Special Carb-Cutting Note: If you are determined not to go overboard at your holiday meal, just make the cranberry relish for yourself and skip the whole cheesecake! Serve it warmed up topped with whipped cream.
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Optional Garnish Idea: Before adding the cranberry mixture to the cheesecake mixture, take about ⅓ of the cranberry mixture and run it through a Foley’s Food Grinder or a sieve to separate the liquid from the solids. Set the liquid portion aside.
Return the solids to the rest of the cranberry mixture and continue on with making the cheesecake as the recipe directs.
Heat the liquid you have pressed out of the cranberry mixture. If it is too thin, add a small amount of glucomannon powder to thicken it; if it is too thick, add a little water to thin it. Taste test to adjust the sweetener.
Place the syrup in a small plastic container and refrigerate until it you bring the cheesecake out of the freezer to thaw. At that time, take the syrup out of the refrigerator to warm up so that you can drizzle a small amount over each slice of cheesecake before it is served.
One mandarin orange segment looks very pretty if placed in the center of the drizzled sauce, too.