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    Decorated Treats » Recipes » Cheesecake Recipes

    Pineapple Cheesecake with Coconut (An Easy Homemade Recipe)

    Published: May 4, 2021 · Modified: Jun 20, 2023 by Priya Maha

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    A slice of cheesecake with pineapple topping and whipped cream.

    If you love pineapples, here's another treat for you - a creamy, delicious baked pineapple cheesecake.

    This is a cheesecake with a truly tropical twist - thick and creamy pineapple cream cheese filling baked in an aromatic coconut cookie crust and topped with a layer of scrumptious homemade pineapple filling and whipped cream. Delicious, right?

    A pineapple cheesecake with a slice cut out.
    Cheesecake with Pineapple

    This is a baked cheesecake recipe. For a truly intense pineapple flavor, I have added a generous amount of my homemade pineapple filling into the cheesecake. Once baked, the cheesecake is topped with more pineapple filling.

    Since coconut pairs really well with pineapple, I have given this pineapple cheesecake a tropical twist by adding coconut flakes to its crust.

    To complete the baked cheesecake, I have decorated it with lovely swirls of whipped cream and garnished it with juicy pineapple cubes.

    Jump to:
    • ❤️Why you will love this recipe
    • 📋Ingredients
    • 🧾Substitution and variations
    • 👩🏻‍🍳How to make
    • 🍽️Serving & storage
    • 💡Expert tips
    • 💭FAQs
    • ❤️More recipes you will love ❤️
    • 📖Recipe

    ❤️Why you will love this recipe

    • This baked pineapple cheesecake is a relatively easy dessert recipe with simple ingredients. 
    • The combination of creamy cheesecake filling and the tangy sweetness of pineapple creates a delectable and velvety texture that is incredibly satisfying in this delicious dessert.
    • The recipe makes a perfect dessert for those who love pineapples and pineapple desserts.
    • The unique combination of flavors and textures in this cheesecake makes it a perfect treat for any gathering or personal indulgence.
    • The combination of pineapple and coconut in this cheesecake adds a lovely tropical twist to this dessert and makes a great variation to the typical classic cheesecake recipe. 

    📋Ingredients

    Crust

    • Digestive cookies (or Graham Crackers) - this will form the crunchy base for the cheesecake.
    • Granulated sugar (caster sugar) - for sweetness.
    • Butter (melted) - I use salted butter. Unsalted butter will also work fine.
    • Coconut flakes - use unsweetened and untoasted ones.

    Cheesecake Filling

    • Cream cheese (at room temperature) - use full fat cream cheese that is sold in blocks and not the spreadable cream cheese. Spreadable cheese will not work for this recipe.
    • Granulated sugar (caster sugar) - sugar must be fine so that it can dissolve quickly in the cheese.
    • All purpose flour + salt - mix these together before adding into the cheese mixture.
    • Pineapple filling (see ingredients below) - this can be made in advance and refrigerated.
    • Vanilla extract - add a lovely vanilla flavor.
    • Lemon juice - adds a lovely tangy taste.
    • Heavy cream - use heavy cream (with high fat content of 35%) for a creamy cheesecake.
    • Eggs - use large eggs (large sized).

    Pineapple filling (to be included in the cheesecake filling above as well as for topping below)

    • Fresh pineapple - use well ripened fruit for best flavor.
    • Brown sugar - adds a hint of molasses taste to the filling.
    • Cornstarch (mixed with some water) - to thicken the filling.
    • Lemon Juice - to enhance the taste.
    • Water (or pineapple syrup if using canned pineapple) - liquid to cook the pineapple.

    Topping

    • Pineapple filling (see ingredients above)
    • Whipping cream
    • Cubed pineapple - either fresh or canned.

    *Refer to the recipe card below for exact quantities of the ingredients above. For best results, use a digital kitchen scale where applicable*

    🧾Substitution and variations

    • Heavy cream used to make the cheesecake filling can be replaced with sour cream. Use exact same quantity as indicated in the recipe for the cream.
    • Fresh pineapple can be substituted with canned pineapple. Drain out all the syrup before using. Water to make the filling can be substituted with pineapple juice or pineapple syrup from canned pineapples. For the topping, instead of using whipped cream, you can also use cool whip. And instead of pineapple slices garnish, you can use fresh strawberries instead. 
    • This recipe makes one 7 inches round baked pineapple cheesecake. If you wish to make a larger cake, simply double the recipe and bake it in a 9 inches round springform tin. Increase the baking time by 10 minutes.

    This recipe has not been tested with other substitutions or variations. If you do try, please let me know in the comments section below!

    👩🏻‍🍳How to make

    Preparing the coconut cookie crust

    A poster of 6 images showing how to make cookie crust for cakes.
    1. Start by preparing your pan. Grease and line the bottom of the pan with parchment paper. This helps in transferring the pineapple cheesecake onto a serving plate after baking and chilling.  
    2. To make the crust, crush the cookies until fine. You can do this by placing them in a ziplock bag and using a rolling pin to roll on them. Or, you can crush the cookies in a food processor until they turn into fine crumbs. Transfer the crumbs into a small bowl.
    3. Add in the sugar.
    4. Add in the coconut flakes and mix well. There is no need to toast the flakes first.
    5. Melt the butter in a small pot. Let it cool down before adding to the crumbs. Mix until the crumbs are thoroughly moistened.
    6. Transfer the crumbs into your prepared tin. Press them down evenly and firmly with the back of a spoon or the back of a flat drinking glass. Set the crust aside. 

    Making the homemade pineapple filling

    I have a full post on how to make pineapple filling and you can check it out here. Here is the summary:

    A poster of 6 images showing how to make pineapple filling.
    1. Peel and cut the fresh pineapple into small chunks. If using canned pineapple, drain the syrup first. Measure and place the fruit into a food processor. Add water (or syrup if using canned pineapple) as indicated in the recipe card below. Process until smooth (make sure there are no large pineapple chunks left uncrushed) and pour the crushed pineapple into a medium-sized pan.
    2. Add lemon juice.
    3. And then add the sugar. Mix and let the mixture cook and simmer over low heat until it thickens slightly.
    4. Mix cornstarch with water and add to the pan.
    5. Stir quickly and thoroughly. Continue to cook until the filling thickens further and reaches your desired consistency.
    6. Remove from heat and let it cool completely before storing it in a container. Keep the filling refrigerated until ready to use.

    Making the cheesecake filling

    A poster of 6 images showing how to mix batter.
    1. In a medium bowl, add the cream cheese and beat until it turns smooth and creamy (with an electric mixer), for approximately 30 to 60 seconds. If your cheese is cold, you would need a longer time. If warmer, a short time would be sufficient. The rule of thumb is to not overbeat it, approximately 30 – 60 seconds will do. Scrape the bowl at every 10 seconds interval so there is no cream cheese mixture stuck to the sides of the bowl.
    2. Next, add the sugar, flour, salt, and lemon juice. Add these all at once. Beat them for approximately 20 seconds until the ingredients are just combined. Scrape the bowl at each 10 seconds interval. 
    3. After that, add both the eggs and vanilla extract and beat the mixture for another 10 seconds. Do not overbeat at this stage as that would incorporate too much air in the cheesecake batter, causing it to have a bubbly surface after baking.
    4. Next, beat in the heavy cream. Mix until it's well combined.
    5. Finally, add the pineapple filling. Beat it in until it is well incorporated too.
    6. Pour the batter into the prepared crust and level the top.

    Water bath (Bain Marie)

    Just like all other baked cheesecakes, this pineapple cheesecake requires to be baked in a water bath or bain-marie. For this, you would need to place the cheesecake tin in a dish filled with water in the oven when baking. Here's how you can do it:

    A poster of 4 images showing how to make a cake in a water bath.
    1. Place the cheesecake tin in an empty, slightly larger round cake tin.
    2. Take a separate, larger cake tin (should be larger than the tin holding the cheesecake tin) and fill it with water until about ⅓ high.
    3. Place the cheesecake tin along with the cake tin it was placed in in step 1 above into the tin filled with water.
    4. This way, the water will not seep into the springform pan.

    If you don’t have as many fitting tins, the other option would be to wrap the bottom and sides of the cheesecake tin with foil and place it in a larger tin filled with water.  

    Baking the cheesecake

    A poster of 6 images showing how to add pineapple topping to a cheesecake and how to decorate with whipped cream.
    1. To bake pineapple cheesecake, position the cake tin in the lowest rack in your oven (with the fan function turned off). Bake cheesecake (pre heat oven to 160 degrees Celsius) the until the sides are firm and the middle is still wobbly (for 60 minutes). After baking, turn off the oven and let the cake rest in the oven for about 10 minutes before removing it.
    2. Once removed, let it rest at room temperature for another 10 to 15 minutes (on a wire rack) before loosening and removing the sides of the cake tin. 
    3. Refrigerate the baked pineapple cheesecake (along with the bottom of the cake tin) for at least 4 hours (or overnight). It is highly advisable to refrigerate the cake with the bottom of the tin still intact and only remove it once the cake has been thoroughly chilled. This will help ensure the crust does not break as you try to transfer the cake. To transfer the cheesecake into a serving plate, run a jam knife between the parchment lining and the cake tin to loosen it. Use a spatula to help slide the cake (along with the parchment lining) onto the serving plate.  
    4. Garnish the pineapple cheesecake top with a thin layer of pineapple filling.
    5. Pipe swirls of whipped cream.
    6. Add pineapple cubes before cutting and serving.
    A round cheesecake with pineapple filling topping on a gold cake stand.
    The best ever baked pineapple cheesecake with homemade pineapple filling and coconut cookie crust

    🍽️Serving & storage

    • This cheesecake is best kept chilled. It can last in the fridge for a good 5 days. Keep it in an airtight container to avoid it from becoming dry. The whipped cream swirls are best added before serving.

    💡Expert tips

    Oven temperature should be reduced

    • Cheesecakes require a lower baking temperature compared to normal cakes. A general guide would be to lower it by at least 10 degrees Celsius from the temperature used for baking normal cakes.
    • A high baking temperature will result in overly browned cheesecake tops. There is also a possibility for the top of the cheesecake to crack due to high heat.

    Cheesecake batter should not be overmixed

    • Unlike normal cakes (made using the creaming method) which require the butter and sugar to be well creamed until light and fluffy, cheesecake batter, on the contrary, does not require to be beaten to such an extent. Suffice if the cheese is beaten until it turns creamy. Ideally, this is should be within 60 seconds.
    • The sugar and eggs are added separately, and each time, these only require 20 to 30 seconds of beating each.
    • Over mixing a cheesecake batter will result in it incorporating too much air. Too many of these air bubbles will cause the top of your pineapple cheesecake to have unsightly bubbles on the surface after baking.

    Position the cake in the lowest rack in the oven

    • This step would help prevent your pineapple cheesecake from browning too much at the top. It would also help prevent cracks in your cheesecake.

    Bake the cheesecake in a water bath (bain marie)

    • Cheesecakes require a moist oven interior when baking. This is to help the cakes from cracking. One way to keep the interior of the oven moist is by placing a tin of water in the oven when baking. The heat in the oven will cause the water to turn into steam and the steam helps to keep the interior of the oven moist. This method of baking is known as a water bath or bain-marie.
    • When baking a cheesecake, place your cake tin in a baking dish filled with water in the oven and let the cake cook with the water in the oven.
    • When using a spring-form pan, to avoid water from the baking dish seeping into the cheesecake, you can wrap the sides of your pan securely with foil and then place it in the water-filled baking dish.
    • The other way is to place your springform tin in another slightly larger baking tray and then place both in the water-filled baking dish. This will also prevent the water from seeping into the cheesecake as it is baking. 

    Disable the 'fan' setting in the oven

    • If your oven comes with a fan function, disable the fan function. This helps in avoiding the top of your pineapple cheesecake from over-browning as well as avoid any cracks.

    Do not overbake cheesecakes

    • Overbaking can result in the cheesecake texture becoming hard and leathery. It can also cause cracks in the cheesecakes.
    • Ideally, cheesecakes require to be baked until the sides are set but the center still wobbly. The cakes will continue to cook as they cool down in the oven after baking (turn off the oven and leave the cakes in the oven for 10 minutes after baking).
    • Letting the cakes rest in the oven after baking helps them to cool down gradually. This gradual cooling down process also helps avoid cracks in cheesecakes due to sudden temperature changes.   

    Texture of the pineapple filling in the baked cheesecake

    • For easy cutting, it is best that the pineapple filling used in the cheesecake is of a smooth texture (you can read more about this in my posts on pineapple filling recipe and pineapple topping recipe).

    💭FAQs

    What's the difference between baked and no bake cheesecake?

    Baked cheesecake often contains eggs and is literally baked in the oven until it is set.

    A no bake cheesecake, on the other hand, does not contain eggs and is not baked in an oven. It is often set with gelatin or agar agar and sometimes without either of these but through refrigeration.

    Can you eat the cheesecake straight from oven?

    It is not recommended for anyone to eat a cheesecake straight from the oven. This is because cheesecakes need time to set. As soon as it is baked, the cheesecake is still not fully set. It requires time to cool down and the needs to be refrigerated for its texture to be firm and creamy for consumption.
    Follow the steps indicated in the recipe for best results.

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    📖Recipe

    A slice of cheesecake with pineapple topping and whipped cream.

    Pineapple Cheesecake with Coconut (An Easy Homemade Recipe)

    Easy baked pineapple cheesecake filled with homemade pineapple filling over a coconut cookie crust. Deliciously the best ever!
    5 from 1 vote
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    Course: Dessert
    Cuisine: American
    Prep Time: 15 minutes minutes
    Cook Time: 1 hour hour
    Chilling Time: 4 hours hours
    Total Time: 5 hours hours 15 minutes minutes
    Yield: 1 Seven inches round cake
    Author: Priya Maha
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    Metric - US Customary

    For best results, use the metrics measurements. US customary measurements have not been tested and are only meant for guide.

    Ingredients

    Crust

    • 100 g Digestive cookies or Graham Crackers
    • 50 g butter melted
    • 15 g granulated sugar
    • 25 g coconut flakes unsweetened, not toasted

    Cream Cheese Filling

    • 450 g cream cheese at room temperature
    • 125 g granulated sugar
    • 125 g pineapple filling (see the ingredients below)
    • 20 g all purpose flour
    • ½ teaspoon vanilla extract
    • 2 eggs
    • 120 g heavy cream
    • ⅛ teaspoon salt
    • ½ teaspoon lemon juice

    Pineapple Filling

    • 275 g pineapple chunks
    • 60 ml water (or pineapple syrup in using canned pineapple)
    • 100 g brown sugar
    • 2 teaspoon lemon juice
    • ½ tablespoon cornstarch (mix with 1 tablespoon water)

    Garnish

    • Whipped cream
    • Cubed pineapples
    • Pineapple filling
    Metric - US Customary

    Instructions

    • Preheat oven to 160°Celsius.

    Making the crust

    • Crush the Digestive cookies into crumbs by processing them in a food processor or by putting them in a zip lock bag and pressing them with a rolling pin.
    • Place the crumbs in a bowl. Add the sugar and coconut flakes. Mix well.
    • Melt butter. Let it cool down before adding to the crumbs. Mix well.
    • Transfer the crust mix into a parchment paper-lined 7 inches round springform pan and press it down evenly and firmly. Set aside.

    Making the homemade pineapple filling

    • Cut pineapple into small chunks. If using canned pineapple, drain the syrup. Measure the fruits and add into a food processor.
    • Add water (or pineapple syrup) and blend to a smooth paste.
    • Pour the pineapple paste into a medium-sized pan. Add sugar and lemon juice.
    • Cook over low heat until the pineapple thickens slightly.
    • Mix cornstarch with water and pour it into the pineapple filling. Stir quickly and thoroughly.
    • Continue to cook until the filling thickens further. Check by gathering it to the center of the pan. If it does not spread out too quickly, it is done and can be removed from heat. Let it cool completely before adding into the cheesecake filling.

    Making the cheesecake filling

    • In a separate bowl, beat cream cheese until smooth for 30 - 60 seconds.
    • Scrape the sides of the bowl, add the sugar, flour, and salt. Beat again for 20 seconds.
    • Add in both the eggs and vanilla extract. Beat for about 10 seconds until the eggs are well combined. Scrape the bowl and continue beating for another 10 seconds until the batter is all smooth and creamy. Do not overbeat to avoid the batter from incorporating too much air.
    • Beat in the heavy cream until it is well incorporated into the batter, followed by the pineapple filling.

    Baking the cheesecake

    • Pour the batter into the prepared crust and bake in a water bath for 60 minutes at 160 °Celsius. When done, the sides should be firm and the center of the cake still wobbly. Turn the oven off and leave the cake in the oven for another 10 minutes.
    • Remove from oven and let the cake cool for another 20 minutes before loosening the cake tin and removing the cake out.
    • Let the cake rest in the refrigerator for at least 4 hours or overnight.
    • Garnish the cake with a layer of pineapple filling. Whip the heavy cream and pipe swirls on the cake. Decorate with pineapple cubes.
    • Keep leftovers refrigerated.

    Notes

    Oven temperature should be reduced

    • Cheesecakes require a lower baking temperature compared to normal cakes. A general guide would be to lower it by at least 10 degrees Celsius from the temperature used for baking normal cakes.
    • A high baking temperature will result in overly browned cheesecake tops. There is also a possibility for the top of the cheesecake to crack due to high heat.

    Cheesecake batter should not be overmixed

    • Unlike normal cakes (made using the creaming method) which require the butter and sugar to be well creamed until light and fluffy, cheesecake batter, on the contrary, does not require to be beaten to such an extent. Suffice if the cheese is beaten until it turns creamy. Ideally, this is should be within 60 seconds.
    • The sugar and eggs are added separately, and each time, these only require 20 to 30 seconds of beating each.
    • Over mixing a cheesecake batter will result in it incorporating too much air. Too many of these air bubbles will cause the top of your pineapple cheesecake to have unsightly bubbles on the surface after baking.

    Position the cake in the lowest rack in the oven

    • This step would help prevent your pineapple cheesecake from browning too much at the top. It would also help prevent cracks in your cheesecake.

    Bake the cheesecake in a water bath (bain marie)

    • Cheesecakes require a moist oven interior when baking. This is to help the cakes from cracking. One way to keep the interior of the oven moist is by placing a tin of water in the oven when baking. The heat in the oven will cause the water to turn into steam and the steam helps to keep the interior of the oven moist. This method of baking is known as a water bath or bain-marie.
    • When baking a cheesecake, place your cake tin in a baking dish filled with water in the oven and let the cake cook with the water in the oven.
    • When using a spring-form pan, to avoid water from the baking dish seeping into the cheesecake, you can wrap the sides of your pan securely with foil and then place it in the water-filled baking dish.
    • The other way is to place your springform tin in another slightly larger baking tray and then place both in the water-filled baking dish. This will also prevent the water from seeping into the cheesecake as it is baking. 

    Disable the 'fan' setting in the oven

    • If your oven comes with a fan function, disable the fan function. This helps in avoiding the top of your pineapple cheesecake from over-browning as well as avoid any cracks.

    Do not overbake cheesecakes

    • Overbaking can result in the cheesecake texture becoming hard and leathery. It can also cause cracks in the cheesecakes.
    • Ideally, cheesecakes require to be baked until the sides are set but the center still wobbly. The cakes will continue to cook as they cool down in the oven after baking (turn off the oven and leave the cakes in the oven for 10 minutes after baking).
    • Letting the cakes rest in the oven after baking helps them to cool down gradually. This gradual cooling down process also helps avoid cracks in cheesecakes due to sudden temperature changes.   

    Texture of the pineapple filling in the baked cheesecake

    • For easy cutting, it is best that the pineapple filling used in the cheesecake is of a smooth texture (you can read more about this in my posts on pineapple filling recipe and pineapple topping recipe).

    Nutrition

    Calories: 4032.8kcal | Carbohydrates: 343.1g | Protein: 48.9g | Fat: 281.2g | Saturated Fat: 162.9g | Trans Fat: 1.9g | Cholesterol: 1095.3mg | Sodium: 2716mg | Potassium: 1190.2mg | Fiber: 7.4g | Sugar: 249.1g | Vitamin A: 9532.4IU | Vitamin C: 13.1mg | Calcium: 616.7mg | Iron: 5.7mg
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