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Addendum to yesterday's NY Cheesecake
Zippylip
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My appologies to anyone that copied this recipe, I left out an ingredient, a tablespoon of vanilla. Also, at the conclusion of the time, as with any cake, check it for doneness, jiggle the pan, there should be only a little movement near the center, if the whole thing is jiggling, let it go for another 15 minutes & check again. Finally, there were some questions posted by Charleston Dave as follows:
(1) what weight is a "block" of cream cheese? 8 ounce;
(2) what weight of graham crackers is in a "packet?" I don't know the weight, but use 2 of the 3 packets that come in any standard box of crackers;
Also, you mention putting the springform pan on a foiled 500º pizza stone. Three questions for clarification on technique:
(1) Is the stone on a plate setter (if so, legs up or down?)? Or is the pizza stone directly on the grill? If it's on the grill, do you use any diffusion beneath the grill? Yes, the stone is on a platesetter legs down.
(2) Is that 500º a surface temp on the stone, or a dome temp? Dome temp.
(3) Any wood chunks for flavored smoke, or just the charcoal flavor? Neither, burn off all initial white smoke from new lump and do not add any flavor wood.
(1) what weight is a "block" of cream cheese? 8 ounce;
(2) what weight of graham crackers is in a "packet?" I don't know the weight, but use 2 of the 3 packets that come in any standard box of crackers;
Also, you mention putting the springform pan on a foiled 500º pizza stone. Three questions for clarification on technique:
(1) Is the stone on a plate setter (if so, legs up or down?)? Or is the pizza stone directly on the grill? If it's on the grill, do you use any diffusion beneath the grill? Yes, the stone is on a platesetter legs down.
(2) Is that 500º a surface temp on the stone, or a dome temp? Dome temp.
(3) Any wood chunks for flavored smoke, or just the charcoal flavor? Neither, burn off all initial white smoke from new lump and do not add any flavor wood.
happy in the hut
West Chester Pennsylvania
West Chester Pennsylvania
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Many thanks for the clarifications!
I'm looking forward to this one...I think a little splash of amaretto or bourbon in the filling might just put it over the top! With the citrus zest, Grand Marnier would work well in the filling in lieu of the vanilla. Or maybe some fruit topping..kirsch in the filling and cherries on top?
Oy...my belt needs to be let out a couples of notches just thinking about this!
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All of those ideas sound great (maybe add Frangelico to that list), this recipe is a blank canvas for anything you like kind of like pasta, I think the flavors are so simple & subtle I like it best plain with coffee, good luck & I hope you post some pictures of the final producthappy in the hut
West Chester Pennsylvania
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