Ingredients
Method
- Prepare a 24 cm open-bottom cake tin with parchment paper. First cover the base with the paper, then using a bit of butter make some rounds on the sides and cover with strips of parchment paper — this way you'll get the cake out more easily and the sides will look neater.
- In a medium-size bowl, crush the biscuits and mix them with the melted butter. Press the biscuit mix into the cake tin, smooth it out with a spoon and put it into the fridge.
- Prepare the jelly or gelatin, whichever you prefer to use. I prefer flavored since it adds a bit stronger flavor and mixes better with the yogurt. Before you mix the gelatin with the yogurt, make sure they are at an even temperature — if the gelatin is too hot and the yogurt too cold, the gelatin will clump and become somewhat nasty.
- Mix the two until evenly combined. Slowly pour the yogurt mixture onto the biscuit base and let it set in the fridge for at least four hours — overnight is best.
- Decorate the cake with lots of berries and serve with joy!
Notes
* If you don't want to use strawberry yogurt, you can use any other flavored yogurt, and the same goes for the jelly.
** You can use regular gelatin or gelatin leaves instead of flavored jelly powder.
** You can use regular gelatin or gelatin leaves instead of flavored jelly powder.
