chaesecake

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spacefreak

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does anyone have a really good chease cake receipe i have one but open to suggestions
 
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Ugly

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I have no chease cake receipe. Nor do i have any cheese cake recipes.
 

framester

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Cheese Cake sounds good, I bet it taste's even better.

Yum! :)
 
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psychomom

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The best cheesecake recipe I've ever used is Junior's.
It's a shop in NYC, and you can order from them here in the 'States, but Amazon 'see inside'
will afford you the recipe without even buying the cookbook...though the book is worth it!!

It's pretty long, so I won't post it. (God's mercy ;))
But if you go to amazon.com and search (in books )"Junior's Cheesecake Cookbook: 50 To Die For Recipes for New York Style Cheesecake" book.
Amazon see inside lets you see the recipe, and the precise instructions.

They have to be followed exactly, but it's worth it! :)
-ellie
 
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This is traditional food with cheese from my home.

vesnavuynovich.blogspot.com/2007/11/gibanica-flaky-savory-cheese-pie.html?m=1
 
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HSfilledlady

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I make a classic cheese cake; it only takes about 15 minutes and is very good every time.

set oven to 350 degrees

Crust:
1 plain pack of graham crackers crushed fine -- about 1 1/2 c (use a large ziplock and a rolling pin)
after crushing these you can pour them into the 9" springform pan (locked)
add 3Tbs sugar
1 t cinnamon
Gently mix all dry ingredients with your fingers around in the pan, then sprinkle
3 Tbs melted butter around evenly while mixing -- be sure to distribute it evenly
Press the mix onto the bottom of the pan evenly and out to the edges of the pan and 1/3 up the sides of the pan with the backs of your fingers.
slide this in the oven while you make the filling. Take out when the edges are slightly browned approx. 8-10 minutes

Filling:
5 packages of philly cream cheese softened 8 oz each (you can soften it in the microwave if necessary)
3 eggs
1 c sour cream
1 C sugar
3 Tbs flour
1 t vanilla extract

Mix all ingredients with a mixer thoroughly until very smoothe but dont whip. Run a rubber spatula around the outside of the mixing bowl and bottom to make sure you have encorpated all the cream cheese into the mixture.

Pour it into the warm crust from the oven. After you have poured it into the pan lift one side up slightly and let it drop lightly on the counter a few times to release the air bubbles from the bottom. Repeat this about 10x to be sure you got all of them out. Bake for 50 minutes until the the middle 1" center circle is the only part of the top of the cake that wiggles when you move it. Take it out and don't serve it until it is cooled and refrigerated for a few hours. Run a butter knife around the outside edge of the pan before you release the springform pan lock and take off the ring.

Top with fresh strawberries drizzled with chocolate, raspberry glaze, caramel topping, fresh blueberries, peaches, or cherries
 
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I would recommend gordon ramsays pear and amaretto cheese cake its a no bake and lovely
 
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HSfilledlady

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I would recommend gordon ramsays pear and amaretto cheese cake its a no bake and lovely
Gorgie,

Do you have link you could share with us or the actual recipe?
 
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OceanGrl

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A friend of mine makes cheesecakes, all kinds of flavors. Her secret ingredient is using flavored coffee creamer. So, if she makes a turtle cheesecake, she would use a caramel flavored coffee creamer in it.
 
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HSfilledlady

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This is traditional food with cheese from my home.

vesnavuynovich.blogspot.com/2007/11/gibanica-flaky-savory-cheese-pie.html?m=1
I think yours looks yummy too, but it may be a bit more like quiche. I have never used phyllo dough before. But I have always wanted to try it. :)
 
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Ugly

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Thanks Ug, this looks yummy. But what are "caster sugar" and "digestive biscuits" in this recipe?
Eek, i don't know. I'm far from a chef.. or a cook.. i eat out haha. Sounds scary though, especially the digestive biscuits.
 
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Thanks Ug, this looks yummy. But what are "caster sugar" and "digestive biscuits" in this recipe?
That is the link yes caster sugar is well i am not sure what you guys call it, i think it is superfine sugar to you. Digectives are just a plain biscuit