Sunday, January 29, 2012

Receipe of Cheese cake

Cheesecakes are easy to make. But they are also easy to mess up by mixing or baking them in the wrong direction. I'll give you some tips to create a perfect cheesecake that will impress your family and friends, they'll think you've bought in a bakery!

Personally I have always had great success with a New York-style cheesecake with a Graham cracker crust, but I made other styles and tastes, there has been good. For them, I do for myself, I almost always use graham crust, I prefer to another. I remember the first cheesecake I've ever done many years ago, a Greek honey cheesecake, I was sure that it is not going to work out, but it was very good and looked good, too. They are my favorite kind of cake and the first gave me the confidence to branch out and try other cheesecakes.

There are different types of cheese cake, cream cheese or cottage cheese style. Cheese cakes can also be made with or without crust. Crumb crusts can be made with cookie crumbs or graham cracker crumbs, almost every flavor of crumbs can be used. The filling of cheese cake can be spiced up with many different things including fruit puree, chocolate, white chocolate and liqueur. There are also a variety of toppings that can be placed on a cheesecake, cherry or sour cream are two of the most common. The combinations of crusts, toppings and fillings that you can put together is endless!

In making a crumb crust can bend over the pan, just on the sides or only in the ground. If you have a crumb crust, baked in the oven at 450 degrees for five minutes and let cool before filling with cheesecake mixture. Crumbs for baking the filling helps prevent them from getting soggy.

Make sure the cream cheese at room temperature, this will help to integrate them into the dough smoother and avoid lumps. Frequently scrape whisk and sides of the bowl and mix to ensure that the stiff cream cheese in bowl and whisk you mixed into the dough. Mix the dough, but not jump. If you turn too much air in the dough will puff up during baking and then collapse. Do not use a food processor until the cheesecake batter mix batter will be thin and dense, and it will not rise in the oven as it should.

For a beautiful swirl cheesecake, use a tart fruit puree or melted chocolate. Place a third of the cheesecake batter into the pan and then drizzle half the chocolate or pureed fruit mixture over it. Repeat with remaining dough and fruit puree or chocolate, ending with batter. So with a knife through batter to make turbulence.

Cheesecake is actually more of a pudding than a cake, baking cakes, cheese Crustless so well in a water bath. A water bath, grease the cake tin and line the bottom with baking paper does. Then wrap a double layer of aluminum foil around the outside of the pan so that none of the dough seeps out. Place springform pan in a larger pan, not touching the sides of the springform. Place 5-8 inches of water in large saucepan.

Cheesecake may be baked with the New York method. Bake at 500 degrees for 15 minutes, turn oven to 200 degrees and bake for about another hour. If the cake is finished baking, turn the oven off but leave the cake. Insert a wooden spoon in the door so that it slightly open, and let the cake cool in oven for one hour.

Cheese cakes are baked at low temperature, the right amount of time or they will crack on top and bake for around the edges. Over mixing can also lead to cracking and shrinking, as the cooling of the cake too quickly. The Cheesecake should still shaking in the middle when it comes out of the oven, it will not completely set until well chilled.

Unmolding a cheesecake can be a difficult task. Wrapping a warm, damp towel around the pan and place on a heat source for 10 seconds will usually help release it from pan. Try slipping a long, metal spatula with a thin knife between cake and pan to loosen.

Cheesecakes are better when chilled for at least 24 hours before serving. This improves the taste and density of the cake. Store cheesecake covered in refrigerator. Take it about an hour before serving to soften and bring out the flavors.

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