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Baked cheesecake with raspberries and blueberries

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Recipes for Cheesecake.

A cheesecake is a baked cheese custard (with egg), or an unbaked cheese confection without egg. There are many recipes for this dessert with ingredients varying from cream cheese to ricotta cheese to a healthier cottage cheese (for a 'lighter' version). Some cheesecakes have a crust comprised of crushed cookies, (ranging from the traditional graham cracker crust, a shortbread crust, chocolate cookie crust-the possibilities are endless) and some cheesecakes have no crust. Once the basic recipe and technique is learned, the cheesecake can then serve as a base for many variations.

Below is a basic unbaked cheesecake recipe with measurements that can easily be doubled if needed to make it bigger.

Equipment needed

Ingredients

Procedure

  1. Mix butter with crushed biscuit and press into a pie dish.
  2. Beat lemon juice and condensed milk together.
  3. Pour into beaten cream cheese and mix thoroughly.
  4. Pour into pie dish.
  5. Refrigerate for minimum of 24 hours
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