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Reviewed: Dec. 20, 2004
Excellent recipe! My only complaint was that when I baked it in another pan of water, my crust got soggy! Perhaps I need a new pan? The cheesecake was great though & no cracks... Oh, I almost forgot - I did increase the irish cream to 1/2 cup and it was not too much.
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Reviewed: Dec. 19, 2004
Quite good - and my cheesecake sustained not one crack! : ) The irish cream flavor was just right at 1/3 cup. The cake's texture was fairly good, but could have been a bit creamier - I think 3 T. of flour is excessive for a cheesecake; I'd scale back to 1 T. next time. A water bath might also aid creaminess. I garnished the cake with a border of sweetened whipped cream and it was a great flavor complement to the irish cream flavor. Some good bittersweet chocolate shavings or melted chocolate drizzled on top would be great as well.
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The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.7 star rating.
Reviewed: Dec. 19, 2004
Made two cheesecakes using this recipe. On the first, I followed the baisc recipe, with the exception of adding 1/2 c Bailey's. As reported by the majority of others, it cracked very badly. I disguised it with Cool Whip and chocolate sprinkles. ***The second I baked using all the tricks I've read about to avoid cracking. 1. All regrigerated ingredients were brought up to room temperature befoe mixing. 2. After baking the crust, it was put in the freezer to cool off. 3. After mixing the batter and putting it into the springform, the springform was placed in a waterbath, with the water being halfway up the side of the springform. I then baked the cake as per the recipe, removing the cake from the waterbath at the end of the bake time. I put the waterbath on the shelf beneath the cake, and left everything in the oven overnight. Results: Not even so much as one solitary crack. It was the prettiest cheesecake I've ever made, every bit as pretty as those from the Cheesecake Factory. The recipe itself was a hit, with both cakes devoured within minutes by my coworkes. All raived about it.
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Reviewed: Dec. 12, 2004
I wish I could rate this higher than 5 stars. I made it for a friend at work and everyone was raving. I did double the Irish Cream to 1/2 cup and the cake did crack, but the taste was better than any I have ever had (much less made!!)... it was fantastic. Thank you!!
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Reviewed: Dec. 12, 2004
I(with help from my best friend) made this cheesecake for my christmas party and it turned out great. Every one loved it. I did up the irish cream to 1/3 cup as other readers suggested. Thanks Elaine.
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Reviewed: Nov. 29, 2004
I made this as a dessert for 11 people, and everyone loved it. It is very rich. I doubled the Irish Cream, and used graham crackers for the bottom. Wonderful!
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Reviewed: Nov. 19, 2004
This was the first time I baked a cheesecake and it turned out great. The flavor and texture are excellent and everybody at work loved it. :-) There is not an obvious Irish Cream flavor, so if you want that, you will need to add more.
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Reviewed: Nov. 17, 2004
I've tried many different irish cream recipes. This one is great! I suggest turning the oven off when the cheesecake is done, and letting it cool off in the oven. This helps to prevent cracking.
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Reviewed: Nov. 8, 2004
I made this cake tonight for 5 other friends and they all loved it. I upped the Baileys to somewhere between 1/3 - 1/2 of a cup. I could defintely taste the Bailey's but it wasn't too strong. I also crushed up Oreo's for the crust and it turned out to be everyone's favorite part of the cake. The cake did have cracks, but this was the first time I made a cheesecake, so maybe the cracks were my fault. Bottom line is that I will certainly make this again.
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Reviewed: Nov. 7, 2004
I sub vanilla for the irish cream. It was the best tasting cheesecake I have ever eaten. Be sure and place springform pan on a cookie sheet or butter will run onto the floor of your oven (like mine!) I bought chunk of dark chocolate to shave on top but didn't need anymore chocolate!!!
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Reviewed: Oct. 25, 2004
very good cheese cake, I did bake it in a water bath (in a roasting pan sorounded by water) and let it cool with the oven off and the door open. Did not crack
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Reviewed: Oct. 21, 2004
I made this for my birthday cake and it was fantastic! I used oreo cookie crumbs from a box as a time saver. Thanks for sharing such a great recipe Elaine.
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Reviewed: Oct. 17, 2004
Delicious ( I used 1 c. sugar, and sub. 1 tsp vanilla for Irish Liqueur, and doubled the sour cream to 1 c.) I made two-the one in the glass pie plate developed the famed Grand Canyon Crack but the one in the large square corell dish did not. I left the oven door open the last 10 minutes of baking.
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Reviewed: Oct. 13, 2004
Fantastic flavour. I omitted the Irish Cream because I didn't want to buy a whole bottle but substituted melted caramels and pecans on top of the crust to make a turtle cheesecake and it was a hit! Very rich as cheesecake should be. Thanks
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Reviewed: Oct. 4, 2004
THis is incredibly rich - Id definatly serve with some whip cream. My husband loved it. I used a Oreo cookie pie crust instead of a spring form pan, and with the extra filling, I grabbed two custard cups, layered the bottom with oreo's and added the left over filling -put some water in a casserole pan with the cups inside (water bath) and baked it with the pie. Came out perfect. Husband ate BOTH cups after dinner ;) Thanks for sharing.
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Reviewed: Oct. 3, 2004
This is a wonderful cheescake. I did have cracking down the middle of the cake but I doctored it with chocolate leaves that I made from melted chocolate chips. I made this for thanksgiving, it wouldn't have mattered how much cracking I had it was a serious hit with everyone. Very creamy texture, rich! but very good!!! Highly recommend.
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Reviewed: Sep. 18, 2004
The flavor of this cheescake was excellent. However, just like one of the other reviewers stated, mine also developed a huge crack. The day I made this cheesecake I also made three other cheesecakes. All for a function at work. This one was left at home. There must be something about the baking instructions with the high heat beginning that causes this. I would make again but try to adjust the baking method.
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Reviewed: Aug. 31, 2004
This is the most requested recipe people ask me to make. I use a 10 inch pan so I change the serving size to 16 JUST FOR THE CRUST. I also add 1/2 cup of Baily's instead of 1/4. To keep it from cracking, wet 2 dish towels and put them in the freezer before you even make the crust. After the crust comes out of the oven to cool, put the whole springform pan into the freezer along with the now frozen dish towels wrapped around the rim of the pan. While it's in the freezer mix the batter. Once the batter is done take the pan out, fill it and keep the frozen towels around it and let the batter settle for 15 minutes before putting it in the oven. Bake as suggested, but shut the oven off after 50 minutes, leave the cake in the oven for another hour before loosening it from the rim. Put it back in the oven till completely cool (I usually make it after dinner and leave it over night). The cold rim will keep the batter from baking the sides first, before the center; keeping the heat distribution more even. It's the same purpose as a water bath, but it's an easier method. Works for me.
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Reviewed: Aug. 26, 2004
THis is absolutely divine. I have never had so many good comments about a cheescake
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Reviewed: Aug. 24, 2004
This was my first cheesecake. Easy and extremely tasty. Friends thought I bought it.
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