Cheesecake by LD1984 - Revision history

Drimble Wedge: moved Cheesecake to Cheesecake by LD1984: There are many other cheesecake recipes, all identified by author; renamed for the sake of consistency.

2011-10-12T05:08:08Z

moved Cheesecake to Cheesecake by LD1984: There are many other cheesecake recipes, all identified by author; renamed for the sake of consistency.

2011-10-11T04:41:22Z

2009-09-30T15:23:16Z

Finished up the article.

2009-09-30T15:20:25Z

2009-09-29T21:27:07Z

2009-09-29T21:26:38Z

Glaze Ingredients

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Method

2009-09-29T21:22:29Z

Method

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Method

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Preamble

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 I personally prefer fresh fruit on cheesecake as opposed to just a glaze. The original recipe called for strawberries only, but I mixed rasberries, strawberries and blackberries together. I heard that cherries work well with this recipe as well.
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 The glaze is simple: Just mix everything in a saucepan and heat it up until it starts to boil. I used the same smashing technique on the berries that I did with the graham crackers.
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 When everything cools down, just remove the sides of the spring form pan, pour the glaze on and pile on the leftover fresh fruit if you want. THEN DEVOUR IT!
-===A Final Tip===
+===A Final Tip by Serfer===
 If you cook the cake in a water bath (just an inch or so of water in a larger pan, which you set the springform pan in), it will prevent the top from cracking, and give it the nice smooth, glossy top that you see in commercial cheesecakes.

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 ==Preamble==

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 ==Glaze Ingredients==
-cup of mashed fruit
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-cup sugar
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-tablespoons cornstarch
+*3 tablespoons cornstarch
-/3 cup water
+*1/3 cup water
 I personally prefer fresh fruit on cheesecake as opposed to just a glaze. The original recipe called for strawberries only, but I mixed rasberries, strawberries and blackberries together. I heard that cherries work well with this recipe as well.

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 For future reference, a spring form pan is similar to a regular cake pan. The sides of the pan are locked on to the bottom, and can be removed. It would be an extremely bad idea to try making a cheesecake in a regular pan, as the crust is really fragile and whatnot. You can get a set of three springform pans for 10 bucks at Target.
 When you get the crust finished, CAREFULLY put it in the heated oven for 10 minutes. It should turn a bit darker, and will hold it's form quite a bit better. Put this somewhere to cool off. When the crust is done, lower the temperature of the oven to 300 degrees.
 Dump the cream cheese into a mixing bowl (or mixing pot in my case). You want to beat it with an electric mixer until it gets smooth. Gradually add the sugar as you do this. It will turn into this:
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 Add the lemon peel and vanilla. Then beat each egg in one at a time.
 The filling is done. The crust is done. TIME TO POUR!
-After an hour of baking, you get this:
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 You'll know when it's done when you see the top starting to get brown. The cake should still be a bit wobbly in the middle. Put that motherfucker in the fridge for afew hours. IT'S COMPLETE!

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 ==Method==
 [[Image:Cheesecake002.jpg]]
 As you can see in the first picture, I bought graham crackers and crushed them myself to make the required 1.5 cups of crumbs. It's possible to buy actual graham cracker crumbs at the store, but mashing them is more enjoyable. Also, the leftover crackers can be used for smores or some wacky shit like that. To mash the graham crackers, I just put them in a plastic bag and punched away.

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	==Method==		==Method==
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	As you can see in the first picture, I bought graham crackers and crushed them myself to make the required 1.5 cups of crumbs. It's possible to buy actual graham cracker crumbs at the store, but mashing them is more enjoyable. Also, the leftover crackers can be used for smores or some wacky shit like that. To mash the graham crackers, I just put them in a plastic bag and punched away.		As you can see in the first picture, I bought graham crackers and crushed them myself to make the required 1.5 cups of crumbs. It's possible to buy actual graham cracker crumbs at the store, but mashing them is more enjoyable. Also, the leftover crackers can be used for smores or some wacky shit like that. To mash the graham crackers, I just put them in a plastic bag and punched away.

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	I had a BBQ at my apartment the other day. Somehow, I was pressured into baking something for the event. I decided on a cheesecake, and set out to create something. I was hoping for edible, but somehow achieved amazing. I will now share the experience with you. This recipe also includes a simple fruit glaze recipe.		I had a BBQ at my apartment the other day. Somehow, I was pressured into baking something for the event. I decided on a cheesecake, and set out to create something. I was hoping for edible, but somehow achieved amazing. I will now share the experience with you. This recipe also includes a simple fruit glaze recipe.
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	[[Image:Cheesecake001.jpg]]		[[Image:Cheesecake001.jpg]]