Yum!! I like certain kinds of cheesecake, especially the ones that have a nice caffeine kick to it. So to prepare for a get together, I decided to bake a nice cheesecake. I have no problems saying that I won't ever have to visit cheesecake factory to grab a bite of their cheesecakes. Like them a lot, but if a similar kind can be made at home, then why bother. Unless of course I'm busy and tied up, because it took me a good half day in making the cheesecake. Nevertheless, it was a fun process indeed. A lot of research went into preparing the pan, the water bath to put the uncooked cheesecake in (this is done to avoid any cracks on top) and also understanding the science behind the process of baking cheesecakes. Yeah right, for the last one!! ;)
A picture of the creamy cheesecake! Didn't click too many this time around! The base was not the regular graham cracker crumbs but goya chocolate wafers crushed up. They are just readily available and they taste good!
Recipe to follow!
Yum- I love coffee flavor in baked goodies n this sounds heavenly to me :)
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ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious. Waiting for the recipe
ReplyDeletewow this looks sooooo yummy.............and my cake cravings have come back :-)
ReplyDelete@ SouthIndian Home: Will do!!
ReplyDelete@ Pooja: Have they come back! I wish I could give you some...only if you lived closeby!! Btw, did you see I tried out Arroz con pollo!!
yummmmmy. OK you absolutely have to bake this for Pooja and me. Double order from MA:)
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