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The BEST Cheesecake Recipe! - Truly Engaging Wedding BlogThe BEST Cheesecake Recipe! - Truly Engaging Wedding Blog
The BEST Cheesecake Recipe! - Truly Engaging Wedding BlogThe BEST Cheesecake Recipe! - Truly Engaging Wedding Blog
The BEST Cheesecake Recipe! - Truly Engaging Wedding BlogThe BEST Cheesecake Recipe! - Truly Engaging Wedding Blog
8 Apr
2009
Apr 8 2009
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It occurred to me this morning that you might be attending or hosting an Easter gathering this
weekend and are in need of a dessert… not just any dessert… but a dessert to beat all desserts of the
cheesecake persuasion.
I’ve got just the recipe that will rock the socks right off their feet!
I’ve made this cheesecake countless times over the years, including this weekend for friends. It is
tried, true and everybody LOVES it! I wanted to take a pic of the last leftover piece, but quickly
discovered that my husband had eaten it last night~ so all I’ve got for you is this shot of the cookbook
that it came from. As you can see, it has gotten a lot of love from me over the last million or so years
{and everybody said, Amen}!
Montana Mom’s Cheesecake is a recipe from the Moosewood cookbook, from the natural foods
Moosewood Cafe in Ithaca, NY.
oven 375°
Crust: crumbs from 16 graham crackers {or if you’re behind the 8 ball and in a hurry like I usually am …
replace with a 10″ already-made graham cracker crust}
1/2 stick butter
1Tbs. honey
1Tbs. flour
~ Mush up w/ fingers and press firmly into bottom of spring form pan.
Filling:
16 oz cream cheese
1/3 cup sugar
4 eggs
1 tsp. vanilla
1 lemon: juice and grated rind {NOTE: I leave the lemon out because I find it waay tooo
overpowering. If you really love the idea of using lemon, take it easy!}
Blend til smooth and creamy. Pour on top of crust & bake for 25 mins. or until set at 375°
LET IT COOL.
Topping:
1 pint sour cream {i use lean… don’t judge me}
1/2 cup sugar
1 tsp. vanilla
~BLEND. Pour on top of cooled filling and bake at 375° for 5-8 minutes.
IMPORTANT: Cheesecake must set in fridge for at least 12 hours before it will be firm enough to slice
well. If you get impatient and cut before it is completely set, the top will be runny.
ENJOY
Something magical happens and I think it has to do with the topping. If you make this cheesecake, be
sure to come back and let me know what you think!
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Heidi says:
April 16, 2009 at 1:11 pm
I forgot to mention that I also add fruit as an additional topping… typically frozen rasp/strawberries {in
syrup}.
I’m needing to make a cheesecake for a wedding to serve150! Would this be a good one to do and
how long can it sit out of the fridge?
HeidiMarkgraf says:
October 11, 2012 at 8:47 am
Hello Kay, Thanks for stopping by! It is my understanding that cheesecake can last 5-6 hours without
refrigeration–longer if there’s isn’t direct sunlight or any heat source on it. I’ve never made this recipe
for a large scale but if you figured out the proportions, I don’t see why it wouldn’t work. It is still my
fave–although last year, I got a pumpkin cheesecake recipe that is very tasty too! Good Luck
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