This cheesecake is classically delicious and easy – almost sinful! The colorful fruit toppings add pizzazz to your presentation!
Classic Rich Cheesecake
Recipe By Dining In
- Cooking and Prep: 4 h
- Serves: 16
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Contains:
Ingredients (15)
Crust
Filling
Topping # 1
Topping # 2
Topping # 3
Start Cooking
For the Crust
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Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Mix crumb ingredients and press mixture into the bottom of two 9-inch round pans to form crusts.
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Bake for 10 minutes and let cool.
For the Filling
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Using an electric mixer or hand blender, mix the filling ingredients and pour 1/2 of mixture into the pans, on top of the crumbs.
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Bake for one hour in a water bath, and allow to cool in oven until room temperature, or about three hours, to prevent the cake from cracking.
For the Topping
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When cheesecakes are cool, pick a topping, and top the cheesecake. Refrigerate.
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For Topping #3: Cut stems off whole strawberries, and arrange on top of cheesecake, pointed ends upward. Mix a package of unflavored jello according to instructions and pour over the whole strawberries on the cake.
Credits
Styling and Photography by Chavi Feldman.
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Classic Rich Cheesecake
Water Bath
Hi, What does it mean when the recipe says to bake in a water bath?Replies:
Hi, a water bath is when you put your cheesecake pan into a much bigger pan and fill the bigger pan with 2 inches of boiling water. If this is your first time trying it, I would recommend googling it to see pictures exactly how to do it. This is a technique that many people do to try and avoid their cheesecake from cracking. However, it is not a necessary step.
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Classic Rich Cheesecake
Water Bath
Hi, What does it mean when the recipe says to bake in a water bath?Replies:
Hi, a water bath is when you put your cheesecake pan into a much bigger pan and fill the bigger pan with 2 inches of boiling water. If this is your first time trying it, I would recommend googling it to see pictures exactly how to do it. This is a technique that many people do to try and avoid their cheesecake from cracking. However, it is not a necessary step.
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