Super Easy Mini Cheesecakes

I know when I think of cheesecake I can feel intimidated!  But these Mini Cheesecakes are oh so easy and yummy!  It’s just a few simple ingredients, a little bit of baking and refrigeration time and before you know it you have a cute little dessert to bring to any function!

I made these up for our 4th of July party we went to… I found some cute USA flags on toothpicks to top them off… but really you can top them with any fresh fruit you have on hand or not top them at all!

I found the simple recipe at Taste of Home and put my own spin on them!  Check it out… and make your own!!!

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Super Easy Mini Cheesecakes

  • Difficulty: Easy
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Ingredients:

1 cup graham cracker crumbs

3 TBLS melted butter

1 cup softened cream cheese

1/3 cup sugar

1 tsp vanilla

1 egg

fresh blueberries (or any fruit… raspberries are a good one too)

Oven temp 350 degrees

Steps:

  1. Mix cream cheese and sugar.
  2. Add egg and mix, and vanilla and mix.
  3. Refrigerate for 1 hour.
  4. Mix melted butter and graham cracker crumbs together.
  5. Add paper liners to pan and add 1 tsp graham cracker mix into liners and press down.
  6. Scoop 1 TBLS cheesecake mix.
  7. Bake at 350 degrees for 15-18 minutes.
  8. Let cool for 10 minutes before removing from pan.
  9. Stick them in the fridge for one hour.
  10. Top with your choice of fresh fruit and serve.


 

See photos for step by step tutorial:

One more note as you read through this… I was making a double batch when putting these together … so stick to the recipe (not what you see in the pictures)  like the 2 eggs in the bowl 😉

mix the cream cheese and sugar together
mix the cream cheese and sugar together
add the eggs and mix
add the eggs and mix
scrape the bowls and add the vanilla and mix
scrape the bowls and add the vanilla and mix
should be nice and creamy
should be nice and creamy
Stick it in the fridge for for at least an hour... or up to a few days if your prepping for later ;)
Stick it in the fridge for for at least an hour… or up to a few days if your prepping for later 😉
mix the melted butter and graham cracker crumbs together
mix the melted butter and graham cracker crumbs together
It should look like this once combined!
It should look like this once combined!
add 1 tsp of the graham cracker mix into paper liners
add 1 tsp of the graham cracker mix into paper liners
you can use your fingers to push it down... or a shot glass is also a good fit!
you can use your fingers to push it down… or a shot glass is also a good fit!
now scoop 1 TBLS of the cheesecake mix on top
now scoop 1 TBLS of the cheesecake mix on top
I used a toothpick to level it out
I used a toothpick to level it out
Bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes
Bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes
pull out and let set for 10 minutes before removing
pull out and let set for 10 minutes before removing
stick them on a plate and toss in the fridge for at least one hour!
stick them on a plate and toss in the fridge for at least one hour!

I forgot to take pictures of the next step… So here is a quick run down…

Once refrigerated pull out and remove the paper lining… top with your fruit!

Fun treat to bring to the 4th of July!!
Fun treat to bring to the 4th of July!!

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I hope you enjoy this recipe as much as we do!

4 responses to “Super Easy Mini Cheesecakes”

  1. I have been making these for years. They are wonderful and every one likes them. I just top mine with cherry pie filling.

  2. Looks wonderful! Just wondering if these are “regular” muffin tins, or the “mini” variety? And the size of the paper cupcake liners? I have medium, large and jumbo, but don’t have any that fit my “mini” tart pans. thanks

    • Hi Kathy… They are mini muffin liners… about 1 1/4 inch across the bottom and 1 inch in height! The liner were smaller than my pan but they help hold them in place while baking! I hope that helps!

  3. I make something very similar but don’t bother with the graham crackers. I use vanilla wafers in the bottom and typically use tart cherry pie filling on the top after baking.

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