Don't do the rolling pin thing. TAKES way too long.... Put in a Vitamix OR a food processor, or a regular ol blender.... Seriously.... A wasted 10 minutes ...
Overmixing the Mixture When you overmix the batter, more air is incorporated into the cheesecake batter. This causes the cheesecake to rise and fall, leaving cracks on the surface of it. This can be prevented by having all your ingredients at room temperature so you can mix less to get the ingredients incorporated.
I don't buy it. The only thing I've ever done to cause a cheesecake to crack was to try to force cool it quicker than you should. I use a hand mixer and get fairly vigorous. I also blend but not whip my eggs and put them all in at one time. I also cook slower and cooler than most.
Wow, that’s a whole lot of nilla wafers for the crust. In a 10” pan you only need 1 1/2 to 2 cups of crumbs for whatever bottom you make, that includes going up the sides.
I like the fact that you are using mascarpone cheese. You cant find it in our stores so i make my own.good recipe except for the lemon and zest.however I know you did the crust for the children to be involved. So I can just put mine in the vitamix. No need for snide remarks, just do it your own way. Good information tks for the time. Good recipe. Nicky
😂 poor lady, she messed up the cake. The parchment paper was all over the shop so she did not achieve a nice finish on the cake, so she smothered it in cream. Baked cheesecakes do cook fully through in the oven and are not suppose to be jiggly. Bad recipe!
I do find the process of grounding your cheese cake base biscuit is unnecessary and you make the recipes look very complicated . simply put the biscuit in food robot electric . over all your cheese cake recipes can be easy and straight forward . I don't know how on earth you want to make it hard for the viewers.
Thank You! I enjoyed your wonderful presentation.
Don't do the rolling pin thing. TAKES way too long.... Put in a Vitamix OR a food processor, or a regular ol blender.... Seriously.... A wasted 10 minutes ...
I have no food processor or blender so I have to do it that way😝
Overmixing the Mixture
When you overmix the batter, more air is incorporated into the cheesecake batter. This causes the cheesecake to rise and fall, leaving cracks on the surface of it. This can be prevented by having all your ingredients at room temperature so you can mix less to get the ingredients incorporated.
I don't buy it. The only thing I've ever done to cause a cheesecake to crack was to try to force cool it quicker than you should. I use a hand mixer and get fairly vigorous. I also blend but not whip my eggs and put them all in at one time. I also cook slower and cooler than most.
Who want to spend almost 1/2 hour to watch now a day.... Will be nice if its only 3 min or under 😀😀🙄🙄 !!
i wasted 20 minutes of my life and no measurements hhhh
That’s very disappointing considering she should have added the measurements, temps, ingredients in the comment section.
Wasted 26 minutes watching this crap. She straight up burned that cheesecake and didn’t even use a water bath 🙄
Wow, that’s a whole lot of nilla wafers for the crust. In a 10” pan you only need 1 1/2 to 2 cups of crumbs for whatever bottom you make, that includes going up the sides.
I like the fact that you are using mascarpone cheese. You cant find it in our stores so i make my own.good recipe except for the lemon and zest.however I know you did the crust for the children to be involved. So I can just put mine in the vitamix. No need for snide remarks, just do it your own way. Good information tks for the time. Good recipe. Nicky
U blend the batter way too much after adding the eggs.
if you are doing the crust in a ziplock bag, add the sugar and butter to the bag and smoosh---no extra bowl to wash!
in fairness, your demonstration of making chs/ ck is profoundly unnecessary complicated and lacking of a good culinary skills
Way too much sugar!!!
too slow for me
That took a long time and it wasn't pretty?😬😒 I like pretty desserts. And my Cheesecakes never get that dark? The marscapone?
Hey reply me ASAP! Can you write the whole recipe !! It will be more clear for me.
😂 poor lady, she messed up the cake. The parchment paper was all over the shop so she did not achieve a nice finish on the cake, so she smothered it in cream. Baked cheesecakes do cook fully through in the oven and are not suppose to be jiggly. Bad recipe!
I do find the process of grounding your cheese cake base biscuit is unnecessary and you make the recipes look very complicated . simply put the biscuit in food robot electric . over all your cheese cake recipes can be easy and straight forward . I don't know how on earth you want to make it hard for the viewers.
I put whole biscuits... and always have super cheesecake...and I don't bake any crust...sweet German biscuits
This is the FIRST VIDEO IVE SEEN EVER THAT HAS PARCHMENT UP THE SIDES IF PAN! I do exactly same thing, because if possible leakage!
It’s only necessary if the pan leaks. Most use it so you can remove the bottom pan to serve on plate.
Why ant u giving the measurements ???
Where is the receipe and the measurements?
Plz put measurements 😝
Thanks for sharing your video, I enjoyed it 😀
Why not use a food processor. Saves time.
Joe mills ñ
Where is the recipe please?
Yummy. . thanks for sharing
Was looking forward to seeing the finished product up close and possibly a piece to see inside.
NEVER EAT YELLOW SNOW
So true joe mills
I have used Mascarpone cheese for a lot of things never for cheesecake thank you
The only missing measurement was the sugar...we should be able to eyeball that. I'm trying this!!
I didn’t hear any of the measurements, only butter so far.
What is your theory on a double yolk egg when baking?
Where do I find the recipe??
Do I put hot cheese cake in the refrigerator?
No. It has to cool first outside on your counter.