Does anyone know any restaurants, cafes or supermarkets that sell a *REALLY good quality* cheesecake? If so then please post your findings in this topic... Criteria: original style or new york style with no topping to disguise the core flavour--must be rich and full-bodied flavour. Must have digestive biscuit base.
Who, here, is good at cooking Cheesecake?
Good Cheesecake?
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Best cheesecake I've had locally was at the Dulwich gallery cafe.But its not always on the menu there as I discovered to my great disappointment
Best brought cheesecake is the rhubarb one purchased in slices at the bakery counter in Waitrose Beckenham
Best home made cheese cake I've made follows a recipe using crushed plain chocolate digestive biscuits as a base with a coffee flavoured Mascarpone cheese centre topped by a layer of soured cream cooked in a spring sided cake tin in the oven which is wrapped in tinfoil and then placed on a deep sided oven tray into which water is placed to achieve a sort of bain marie effect
Did I tell you I love Cheesecake?
Best brought cheesecake is the rhubarb one purchased in slices at the bakery counter in Waitrose Beckenham
Best home made cheese cake I've made follows a recipe using crushed plain chocolate digestive biscuits as a base with a coffee flavoured Mascarpone cheese centre topped by a layer of soured cream cooked in a spring sided cake tin in the oven which is wrapped in tinfoil and then placed on a deep sided oven tray into which water is placed to achieve a sort of bain marie effect
Did I tell you I love Cheesecake?