Sangria Cheesecake

I you had to think of a famous Spanish beverage, without a doubt, you'll think of Sangría.

In Spain, Sangría is mostly drank in summer, since it is very refreshing and it has a low percentage of alcohol.

If you want to surprise your guests with an exotic dessert, this sangría cheesecake is a great option!

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Step 1: Ingredients

Ingredients:

For the cheesecake:

-150 gr (5 oz) of plain/butter cookies.
-150gr (5 oz) of butter.
-200ml (7 fl oz) of cream.
-1 yoghurt.
-Flavorless Jell-o (Enough to make a pint and a half).
-250gr (1/2 lb) of cream cheese (Philadelphia).

For the Sangría:

-1 cup of sugar.
-Red wine
-Fruit (I used an apple, a pear and an orange)
-Juices/sodas (I used pineapple juice and orange soda)

Jason Bedard says: Jun 29, 2012. 7:58 PM

Two great treats on their own can only be better when combined, right? Great instructable.

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scoochmaroo says: Jun 28, 2012. 2:25 PM

This would be a great entry for the Cocktails Challenge

gonal (author) in reply to scoochmarooJun 28, 2012. 2:33 PM

Would I be able to participate? Does this count as a photo instructable?

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scoochmaroo in reply to gonalJun 28, 2012. 2:42 PM

Ha! I already forgot my own rules. I think I'm running too many contests. Sorry :(

gonal (author) in reply to scoochmarooJun 28, 2012. 6:17 PM

Haha, it's okay, I just wasn't sure. Either way, is it ok to make a photo instructable of this or that would be against instructables policy?

wilgubeast says: Jun 28, 2012. 9:45 AM

This is really well-documented. For a better chance at getting featured, particularly for your recent cheesecake projects, include a better main image. Pretend it's for a super-fancy restaurant with tiny portions and inedible garnish on a white plate. Try this food photography instructable for some tips and tricks.

gonal (author) in reply to wilgubeastJun 28, 2012. 6:16 PM

I'd love to, but I'm a student, living alone and the materials I have are... let's say limited xD