Ingredients
          # padding:
          300 g tea biscuits
          125 g soft butter
          # For the filling:
          250 g feta cheese Ricotta
          3 eggs
          400 g sour cream
          140 g sugar
          1 vanilla
          # For glaze:
          300 g fresh strawberries
          250 g slightly warmed strawberry jam or strawberry jelly
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          Method
              Put the biscuits in a blender. Grind them into pieces, add the butter and grind a little more to get oil crumbs. Spread bottom and sides of a baking dish with baking paper and pour oil crumbs. With fingers shape the mixture of base applying pressure to agglomerate crumbs. Make enough high board to serve as a limitation of the filling.     In a bowl, beat with a mixer Rikotata with sugar and vanilla. Add the eggs, stir, and then pour and cream. Confuse all well and pour in the cream biscuit pad.     Bake the cake in a preheated 170C oven. I can not say with precision how the cooking time, but maybe somewhere between 40-50 minutes. You should get a nice golden crust. Do not worry that the filling is still soft. Exactly as it should - to move slightly shaking. When cool it will harden and become creamy. If a mistake, it threatens to become hard and dry as feta cheese.   Once the cake cool completely smear it with a little warmed jam. It is best to leave it overnight in the refrigerator. Top arrange the strawberries, cut into pieces and pour the rest of the jam.     * You can add lemon peel in the cream
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Comments
This cheesecake I saw the blog of Yoli http://yoli-www.blogspot.com/2010/04/blog-post_19.html In her idea to the substrate added 100 g. roasted unsalted nuts, and to the filling zest of 1 lemon. It was fantastic.