I hate to turn the oven on in the summer when it is very warm outside but wanted to make a rich cheesecake for my Mom.
I decided to make the "No Bake" Jello brand cheesecake, follow the directions exactly and add one 8 ounce package of softened cream cheese to the mixture while blending with the hand mixer. Thus, the cheese mixture included the packet provided, one and one half cups whole milk, as directed, and in addition a softened 8ounce package of creamcheese. If I were making this for me I would use the reduced fat Neuchatel.
The cheesecake came our great, like a European one -- not as sweet as a U.S. cheesecake. It is the closest thing I have eaten to a New York type cheesecake without doing any baking.
I also decided to leave the sugar out of the crust as my Mom has been complaining that foods are "too sweet".
The problem is that the cheesecake is too good and I can not keep myself out of it and I am not the one supposed to be gaining weight!
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Saturday, June 19, 2010
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Homemade Foods - Russicher Zupfkuchen
Homemade Foods - Cheesecake
In German, a cheesecake is called a Kasekuchen (with an umlaut (two dots) over the "a" in Kase) This is not for those dairy or egg intolerant but is an example of a beautiful and professional looking, international dessert. Many thanks to my friend Gerhard Schlinke of Merzhausen, near Freiburg, Germany, for baking the cheesecake and sending this picture.
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