Yes, I will be making this again, probably for my birthday or something. Yum!
Showing posts with label Cheesecake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cheesecake. Show all posts
9.22.2014
Pumpkin Pie Cheesecake
So the Cheesecake was a hit :) I personally think it was a little heavy on the clove. They did say that it was lighter than most cheesecakes but that they liked it and it tasted good. I will totally admit it was pretty damn yummy.
Labels:
Baking,
Cheesecake,
Organic Cooking,
Pumpkin Cheesecake,
Yummy
9.20.2014
Pumpkin Cheesecake
All I know is that when I used the knife around the edges before it went in the fridge, it tasted just like Pumpkin Pie. MMMMMMMmmmmmm
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Baking,
Cheesecake,
Pumpkin Cheesecake,
Yummy
9.19.2014
Pumpkin Cheesecake
Yes, mostly organic ingredients :) I think the thing NOT organic was the alcohol I added and the spices. I need to work on getting organic spices :) (and ironically, I felt bad about buying Annie's because I know that company sold out to a large crappy company recently)
So I decided that since I have the house to myself to attempt to make cheesecake, from scratch.
First off, I should have probably used a better grade mixer than my poor little hand held one. I tried to not over tax it. Secondly, I need a bigger mixing bowl! The batter was to the edge basically (I think I will ask the boyfriend to use his freaky large mixing bowl - if I make this again) oh and I should really have a roasting pan, because you're supposed to give it a water bath while it's cooking (if, like me, you are confused by this terminology, it means to have it cooking in another pan than holds it and water - which is how I actually make my bread pudding). So, yes I am adding things to my Amazon Wish list. Again.
Anyways, I have it on a cooking sheet, with the hot water in that. Ahem. Will see if this actually works or not...
I did modify the recipe, following what someone else did and still tweaking it a bit.
Learning lesson: Graham cracker crumbs?? Hmmm. Maybe crushing them in a bag would have been smart. Not attempting it by hand.
Lesson #2: Soften cream cheese does not get light or smooth so much as softer and stuck to the mixer.
Lesson C: Make sure you have your spices grounded already so you don't feel so rushed to get the clove into the damn batter.
Also, I have quite a bit left over batter, so I will see if I use them in some form of muffin/waffle thing this weekend. I hope.
Random Also: Here is my basil (grown from seed!) Working on another now :) I plan on taking this one to the boyfriends!
And yes, I am doing laundry, drinking wine and the only thing I've read tonight has been the recipe. And dinner? Ha, I forgot about it until the cheesecake was in the oven and laundry started. It was a bagel, and a cheese sandwich. Bad I know, but whatever. My period is almost over so there.
Labels:
Baking,
Basil,
Cheesecake,
Lessons,
Pumpkin Cheesecake
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