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Last year I posted this de-lish recipe on Cheesecake Stuffed Peaches….and last night I decided to experiment and try it in a few new ways….
1. I used 3 white peaches instead of yellow ones –personally, I like the yellow peaches better….they also look prettier…
2. Then I used a few strawberries and a fuji apple
–the strawberries unfortunately leaked out some of their color (and the filling
), but I think they still tasted good. As for the fuji apple…the cheesecake filling with the apple was pretty tasty (but it needs to bake about 5 minutes longer).
3. And lastly, I made some using a goat cheese and birch sugar cheesecake stuffing which turned out GREAT…so this is a great alternative for those looking for a low glycemic option or one that is more Kapha body-type friendly (although in general, Ayurveda does suggest not combining dairy and fruit together…but they just taste so de-lish together!).
Overall, I think the original recipe is the best….Cheesecake Stuffed YELLOW peaches!
This is another great picnic/ BBQ dish…one you’ll get rave review for! I also definitely want to try making these out on the grill this summer….
Would love to hear how you like these if you get a chance to make them! Below is the original recipe I posted last summer! ENJOY!
HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND EVERYONE!

Now that Labor Day has come and gone, here’s an awesome recipe to enjoy the last of sweet, ripe peaches! It’s an easy recipe that doesn’t require a lot of ingredients or prep time, so it’s great dessert to make at the last-minute or ahead of time.
You can always change it up by baking the cheesecake mixture on pears or apples instead, adding almond extract instead of vanilla, adding fresh lemon zest to the cheese mixture or by sprinkling the finished dessert with toasted almonds or walnuts.
It’s also great to make ahead and then reheat later.
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