This is an Instructable of a dessert that's quickly becoming an Easter tradition! I have made these cheesecake easter eggs for two years now. I came across this post and absolutely loved them:
'Cheesecake Filled Chocolate Easter Eggs' by Steph

There's no baking involved and the most difficult part might be finding hollow chocolate eggs to use. The ones shown in this Instructable are made by See's Candies. I have made my own chocolate eggs using real chicken eggs as a form but this year I decided to purchase them.

Step 1: Ingredients

Here's the list of ingredients that you'll need:

6 hollow chocolate eggs (mine were purchased from See's Candies, see here)

For the cheesecake:

- 5oz cream cheese (softened)
- 1/4 cup powdered sugar
- 1/2 tsp lemon juice
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup heavy whipping cream

For the yolk:
- apricot jam

- piping bag

Optional:
Peeps!

This recipe is the one used in the blog post 'Cheesecake Filled Chocolate Easter Eggs' by Steph

Step 2: Preparing the Chocolate Eggs

Place a chocolate egg in your hand and grip it using a paper towel. Using a serrated knife, lightly trace the jagged edges you want for your chocolate egg. Trace over it again, cutting deeper into the chocolate egg, and remove the top when you have completely gone around the top of the egg.

You can see that these See's chocolate eggs came with white chocolate chicks inside!

Step 3: Making the Cheesecake

Combine the cream cheese, powdered sugar, lemon juice and vanilla extract in a mixing bowl. Beat on high until the mixture is smooth and fluffy, which takes about 3-4 minutes. Set this aside.

Pour the heavy whipping cream into another mixing bowl. Carefully whip it until there are stiff peaks.

Combine the whipped cream into the cream cheese mixture.

Step 4: Filling the Eggs

Using a pipet bag, pipe the cheesecake into the hollow chocolate eggs. Fill them all the way to the top, leaving a shallow dip in the center.

Step 5: Adding the Yolk

Using two spoons, carefully fill the hole in the center of the cheesecake egg with a spoonful of apricot jam. You can see in some of the pictures that at first we didn't fill the cheesecake eggs enough and had to add another layer of cheesecake.

After you've filled all of the eggs, put the eggs in the refrigerator to set and chill before serving.

Step 6: Arrange

You probably noticed that in the photos there are only 5 eggs. One of them broke in the process so we found another way to use it.

We made a small nest using fake grass and placed a yellow Peep in the middle!