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Cheesecake With Cloudberries

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Overhead shot of ostkaka a Scandinavian cheesecake topped with cloudberries.
Photo by Peter Cassidy

Cloudberries look a bit like plump orange raspberries, but the taste is unlike any other berry on the planet. Because of their short season, most cloudberries are made into jam or jelly—and this is usually the only way most people can get hold of them. We love a New York–style baked cheesecake, but admittedly it is not very Scandinavian. It seemed obvious to combine it with our favorite berry to create this amazing New York-meets-Scandi-style treat.

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