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Reviewed: Nov. 8, 2009
I made this cheescake for my family and it was my first time making a cheesecake. I all ways thought it was hard to do, but with all the Tips that were given it came out great, so good that my family is wanting me to make another really soon. I used the wtaer bath idea, but I put a pan of water under the cheesecake and it was great.
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Reviewed: Oct. 6, 2009
Great cheesecake, I agree with the person before me, my sauce was not dark either, but I was thinking that limp on the side of this picture is the Sauce! I think next go round I will add 8 bars of white chocolate to boost the flavor inside the cheesecake itself! Made it with Oreo crust, pretty good!
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Reviewed: Sep. 16, 2009
Thought I'd died and gone to heaven. This cheesecake is wonderful. The only question I have is my Brandy sauce was not dark like in the picture? The family loved it.
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Reviewed: Aug. 23, 2009
Everyone loved this cheesecake! I might add some more white chocolate to the actual cake, but the sauce made this cake amazing!
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Reviewed: Aug. 21, 2009
This is a very simple, excellent cheesecake. It was my very first one and I am very pleased with the way it turned out. I followed the recipe as it was and I agree with some of the other reviews and think there should at least 2 more ounces of the white chocolate. I tasted it after I let it cool for about 7 hours and again after it had been chilling in the fridge and each way had its own flavor, so my advice is to try it both ways before you change the recipe!!
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Reviewed: Jul. 17, 2009
Delicious! It has a hint of classic cheesecake tang and then is followed up by a deep rich white chocolate flavor. I doubled the chocolate in the cake, used half and half with a dollop of sour cream instead of heavy cream and made a raspberry sauce from this site instead of the brandy sauce. Also did a standard graham cracker crust and used a 9 inch pan. Don't set it in a water bath, put the bath under the cake then when it is almost done turn off the heat and open the over and let if finish for an hour or so. Let cool and room temp then chill.
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Reviewed: Jun. 21, 2009
This is an excellent recipe. I made this for a father's day family dinner and it won many family members' sincere approval. I did make a few alterations. First, i added an entire 11 ounce bag of high quality white chocolate chips (melted) to the cake batter. I also added 1/4 c of sour cream to make the cake a little lighter. Second, rather than using brandy, I substituted Johnny Walker Blue scotch---an excellent choice. I recommend letting the sauce sit in the fridge for at least three hours to thicken up a bit. This was a great recipe, and one that I would make again. Thanks Judy!
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Reviewed: Jun. 3, 2009
I made this for my boyfriend's birthday. I don't like cheesecake but he said it was very good, as did his friends. I doubled the white chocolate as suggested in other reviews, but we found it still only tasted like a hint of white chocolate rather than a definite white chocolate cheesecake. I didn't make the sauce. I tried an oreo crust, prebaking it before putting the cheesecake mixture in, but it turned out very soggy. I think it might have been because springform pans tend to leak, if I try this again I will use a regular pan with a wax paper lining. I did put the cake IN the water bath, despite another reviewer suggesting putting it OVER the bath, as the point of the bath is to insulate the cheesecake from high heat and to control the rate at which heat gets to the cheesecake - if not done then the cheesecake will lose it's moisture. It had absolutely no cracks, but it did have quite a few bubbles which I couldn't seem to get rid of prior to baking. This was my first cheesecake, and though the crust was a major disappointment it was not part of the original recipe, so overall I think the recipe itself was very good but more of a white chocolate flavor and fewer bubbles would've made it perfect.
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Reviewed: May 15, 2009
This is one of my favorite cheesecakes: SOOO easy to make and so delicious. We served it on Easter Sunday and had an unexpected guest join us. She declined dessert, citing that she was watching her carb intake. But after watching everyone sighing in delight, she asked for a "teeny" slice. And then another ... and another. Then she picked up her plate and literally licked it clean! (I'm not exaggerating!!!) In truth, we all wanted to do the same ;-) I made it with double the white chocolate in the cheesecake batter but followed everything else exactly. Some of the other suggestions (like raspberry ripple or chocolate crust) sound scrumptious but this cake was so already perfect, how can it get any better? Baked it (bottom securely covered and up the sides in tinfoil) IN the water bath = no cracks and smooth as silk. Tried it with the water bath on the rack below and it cracked.
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Reviewed: May 10, 2009
Simple perfection. I added an oreo cookie crust then added the full 6 ounce package of chocolate (reduce sugar to 1/2 cup). Baked ABOVE a dish of water at 325 for almost a full hour until the center just jiggled. Turned oven off, propped the door open with a damp towel for about an hour to let it "cool" before exposing it to room temperature air to cool completely. Topped it with sweetened whipped cream (to which I added a dollop of sour cream and a splash of vanilla) and fresh raspberries. Dusted with cocoa powder for the finishing touch. GOrgeous presentation, perfect texture, abundant compliments. :) To serve I drizzled with homemade raspberry sauce (from this site)and homemade chocolate sauce (1 c. whipping cream, 1 Tbsp butter, 1 c. semi-sweet chocolate, 1/2 tsp. vanilla, 2 Tbsp strong coffee) Insane wow...better than restaurant quality...and ANYbody could make this.
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Reviewed: May 10, 2009
This is delicious. The texture is wonderful, and I had no problems with cracking as I left it in the oven overnight after baking. The sauce is very rich but very good, and I would also use it with other cheesecake recipes.
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Reviewed: May 8, 2009
Yummy!!! I have never heard of a crustless cheesecake so I put a graham cracker crust down, I wish I would have used Oreos like someone suggested because this with crushed oreos is GREAT! Doubled the chocolate like advised and skipped the sauce, very easy and tasty THANKS!
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Reviewed: May 6, 2009
this was really good. it was wonderfully dense & chocolaty. i omitted the brandy from the sauce & didn't like it at all. it was better with-out the sauce
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Reviewed: Apr. 18, 2009
made this for a group of friends one minute everyone was talking about how much they enjoyed it the nnext minute the whole cheese cake disappeared someone took it so I made another one a couple days later for some friends and it was gone in less than 15 minutes they loved it great recipe
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Reviewed: Mar. 17, 2009
This was my first cheesecake and it was a huge success. I had made it for my boyfriends birthday and we both loved it. I made a base from crushed arrowroot biscuits topped with some slivered almonds. I used another reviewers suggestion of baking the base by itself for 10min and then freezing it for a few minutes. Using this technique I didn't have to use any butter to hold the base together (therefore it had less calories). I had some trouble melting the white chocolate (even though I used good quality white chocolate chips). The method that worked best for me was to boil some water in a pot, place the chocolate into a mug and hold it right over the steam from the pot (mixing the whole time, of course). I didn't have any brandy so I simply melted dark chocolate and spread it on the cheesecake. Then I sprinkled slivered almonds on top, and some sliced strawberries in the middle. I served it with dark-chocolate dipped strawberries and real whipped cream.. It not only tasted great but looked great as well!
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Reviewed: Mar. 15, 2009
This was my first real cheesecake and it it the best cheesecake I have ever tasted everyone was and is still ranting about it. I did cook it a little to long so when it was cooled I melted white chocolate and iced it then drizzled it with chocolate syrup instead of the brandy sauce I don't think it could have turned out any better!
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Reviewed: Feb. 20, 2009
I used the recipe for the actual cheesecake. I followed the recipe including the fact that it did not have a crust. I did not bake in a water bath, but rather baked with a water filled pan on the rack directly underneath my cheesecake as I saw someone else suggest. It came out perfectly, even without a crust. The bottom and edges baked enough to support the rest o f a cheesecake and I loved the crustless cheesecake because there was no graham crackers or oreo cookies to take away from the pureness of the cheesecake itself. I chose to top with fresh sliced strawberries drizzled with a touch of white chocolate rather than the brandy sauce in this recipe. I just personally am not a sauce person when it comes to my cheesecake. It baked perfectly, no cracks, and a just right sweetness and creaminess. It did turn out thin baked in the 10 inch pan, but it ended out perfect serving sizes for sharing among 16 co-workers.
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Reviewed: Feb. 15, 2009
Wonderful crustless cheesecake! In the cake,I used 12oz melted white chocolate chips melted in the nuker in a glass bowl (10seconds, stir, repeat until melted) and only 1/2 cup sugar. Made sauce with dark chocolate chips. Served the sauce under and next to each slice. There was nothing left on the plates, cound not believe they were finger licked clean. Many thanks for a great keeper!
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Reviewed: Feb. 8, 2009
Amazing! So easy to make as long as you follow the directions. I placed a roasting pan filled with 1" of water on a rack in the oven directly under the rack with the cheesecake. The cheesecake was still wobbly when I turned the oven off, and I left the cheesecake in the oven for an hour to slowly cool down. I then placed it in the fridge for about 6 hours before enjoying it. Everyone said it was the best cheesecake they ever had!
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Reviewed: Jan. 26, 2009
I've never made a cheesecake prior to this recipe, and it's the only cheesecake I make! I made about seven of these over the Christmas season, some in 6" pans (I halved the recipe) and a few in 9" ones. Also, the sauce is AMAZING. My sister-in-law actually used the sauce as a creamer for her coffee! Haha! Love this soooo much!!!
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