This recipe is an excellent base recipe for cheesecake. It is a little "gritty/grainy" because of the ricotta cheese; however it is not as "gritty" as a traditional ricotta cheesecake due to the cream cheese and sour cream. I added a 1/2 cup of sugar 1T of vanilla and some crystallized ginger. Therefore it was not even slightly bland. This cake is great to experiment with and since I like to play with my food I will continue to experiment. Overall the cake was great. Light sweet and flavorful...a definite keeper.
This recipe is an excellent base recipe for cheesecake. It is a little "gritty/grainy" because of the ricotta cheese; however it is not as "gritty" as a traditional ricotta cheesecake due to the cream cheese and sour cream. I added a 1/2 cup of sugar 1T of vanilla and some crystallized ginger. Therefore it was not even slightly bland. This cake is great to experiment with and since I like to play with my food I will continue to experiment. Overall the cake was great. Light sweet and flavorful...a definite keeper.
This was another one of the 3 cheesecakes I made for taste-testing. It rated 3rd due to the grainy texture and lack of taste. It did however bake up beautifully no cracks didn't sink had a lovely appearance.
Although this is a very easy cheesecake to make and comes out very creamy it doesn't have much flavor. A 1/2 tsp of vanilla does little. Try adding more vanilla or adding additional extracts like almond or orange. Maybe even a little liquer. If not the taste will be flat.
Wonderful such an easy and tasty crustless cheesecake! I loved the ricotta flavor. I opted for almond extract versus vanilla and then served it with fresh strawberries. I did change the baking a bit by using my favorite method for thick creamy cheesecakes: bake at 400 degrees for 20 mins then 200 degrees for 2 1/2 3 hours next turn the oven off and let the cheesecake cool inside for another couple hours finally chill overnight. Thanks for the great recipe!
This is the GREATEST cheesecake recipe ever! The recipe must be followed to a tee and it shouldn't be whipped too long with the electric mixer but if you cook it long enough and bake it in a pan of water it is restaurant quality!!! Very easy recipe too!
This is a very tasty cheesecake and I agree that tastes even better next day. Even people who don't usually care for cheesecake liked this one. I made topping using 1 cup whipping cream 2 Tbsp. sugar 1/2 cup milk 4 Tbsp. instant pudding (vanilla flavor next time will try strawberry flavor) just put everything in a bowl and mix till thickens. Then I spread it on the cooled cake and served with halved strawberries around each portion. This goes to my favorite recipes.
This cheescake is like the canvass to an inspired artist.. The taste of the basic recipe is very even very smooth and could be considered a little bland but very inspiring. But that's no reason to not try it. It's an amazing recipie that will inspire you you be creative...
Excellent cheesecake. Wrap the bottom of the pan in foil to waterproof it so it doesn't get waterlogged while baking in the water bath. The texture changes after it gets thoroughly chilled so it tastes better if you wait to eat it until then. Wait overnight if you can.
I changed this a little. First I made a base from 10 digestives and 6 ginger nuts with 85g/3oz butter in the blender and baked at 150c/300f for 10-15 mins. When mixing I used the food processor for all the mixing of ingredients and the texture came out rather creamy and delicious. Also I used an 8inch tray instead of a 10 inch one. This made the cheesecake really deep (SO much batter!) so I left the oven at 150 and cooked an extra 20-30 mins. I served it with chocolate powder sprinkled on top and some single cream. Everyone raved about this cheesecake. The extreme depth went down quite well all round. Even the smallest sliver was still a nice sized piece! I'll make this again.
