Tiramisu Cheesecake
This was a project for today (yesterday really, but I couldn’t cut it then). I did one thing that is not in the recipe. in the center, over the top of the bottom layer of savoiardi, I put 4 oz of chocolate pate. A couple …
Recipes and daily menus from the CCGS Jean Goodwill
This was a project for today (yesterday really, but I couldn’t cut it then). I did one thing that is not in the recipe. in the center, over the top of the bottom layer of savoiardi, I put 4 oz of chocolate pate. A couple …
I am not exactly sure what this is. I serve this an an individual dessert. It is a cross between a cheesecake, a ganache, and a chocolate pate. I had too much time and chocolate on my hands when I started making this. Deadly Chocolate …
3 x250ml blocks cream cheese
6 egg yolks
1 cup sugar
1 vanilla bean
8 oz pecans
10 oz dulce de leche
6 oz chopped chocolate
1 Baked Graham crumb crust
Whip the cream cheese. Start with one block, when smooth add the sugar and the egg yolks . Add the second block and mix until smooth. Finally add the last block of cream cheese.
Split the vanilla bean and scrape the center to remove the seeds. Mix the seeds with 1 top of vodka (or warm ). They will be sticky so break them apart. Save the vanilla pods and place it in a jar covered in vodka. (Or skip this and use a tbsp of vanilla extract)
At a medium speed whip for 5 minutes
Take the baked crust and sprinkle with half the chopped chocolate. Spread 3 spoons of the cream cheese batter over the sprinkled chocolate .
Mix 2 spoons of the cheesecake mixture with the dulce de leche
Spread 2/3 of the dulce de leche over the bottom of the crust. Keep 1 inch away from the edge.
Spread around 2/3 of the pecans. Cover with the remaining cheesecake batter. Sprinkle the remaining chocolate. Spoon or pipe the remaining dulce de leche mixture in small circles place a pecan in each circle
Bake at 230F for 1 hour 20 minutes
My base cheesecake recipe is very simple. Cream cheese, egg yolks and sugar. Everything additional is there for flavor. The secret is to beat the cream cheese until it is very smooth and and very well combined. A low heat will set the cake almost …