Thursday, December 13, 2012

Cheesecake

My husband wanted Cheesecake for Thanksgiving. My son is the person that makes
cheesecake, not me, so I had to find a recipe and make it my own. I used a half
batch of my shortbread recipe for the crust. I would suggest using a quarter
batch, using parchment, prebaking it, and cutting it while it is hot. I have
added 1 more egg than I used to this recipe because it was very difficult and
messy to cut.

CATEGORY:
Desert
Recipe Name:

Cheesecake
Ingredients:

16 oz cream cheese
6 eggs
zest and juice of 1 lemon
1 c raw sugar
pinch salt
2 c greek yogurt or sour cream

crust of choice
Steps:

press crust into 1 large or 2 medium spring form pans

*whip egg whites until stiff and set aside

*cream cream cheese
beat in egg yolk
beat in sugar and salt until smooth

*beat in greek yogurt or sour cream

*fold in egg whites

*bake at 350 for 1 hour
turn off heat and leave in oven for 1 hour, without opening it
let cool then refrigerate until service, 2+ hours
NOTES:

This is a very flavorful, light and fluffy cheesecake. I have only tasted it's
equal once!

When you cut it use a thin knife with a pitcher of hot water and a towel to dip
and wipe between cuts, otherwise it will be a terrible mess.

This is a variation of the Connecticut Cheesecake from Amy Vanderbilt's Complete
Cookbook

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